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Dawoud Bey on expanding the photographic moment - Artforum International

Dawoud Bey, A Young Man Resting on an Exercise Bike, Amityville, NY, 1988, inkjet print, 30 x 40 . Over the past forty-five years, Dawoud Bey has critically reimagined photography’s social and political potential, whether through his collaborative portraits of under- and misrepresented communities or through his more recent explorations of the landscapes of northern Ohio, a terminus of the Underground Railroad. April offers three occasions to see Bey’s work: a new book, Street Portraits (Mack), which gathers portraits of African Americans made between 1988 and 1991; the Okwui Enwezor–conceived “Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America” at the New Museum in New York, which includes Bey’s “Birmingham Project” series; and “American Project,” a major retrospective that runs from April 17 to October 3 at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

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Museum of Photographic Arts To Reopen With New Exhibits – NBC 7 San Diego

Visitors will see creative works, Klochko said. They will also see dozens of voices represented, artists that at a young age were told they had what it takes to be part of a museum s collection. All contemporary works derive from Young Portfolio, an annual competition by KMoPA, which seeks to build the confidence of promising young photographers with purchases of their work. Artists represented in the exhibition include Edward Weston, Brassai, Robert Frank, Irving Penn, Shomei Tomatsu, Berenice Abbot, Keizo Kitajima, Hisae Imai, Ken Kitano and more contemporary photographers from across the globe. The exhibition Illusion: The Magic of Motion, will also return to MOPA with a variety of artistic depictions that made images come to life. Visitors will explore how eyes perceive motion through pieces that explore the invention of cinema, works created through perspective and anamorphosis, and the magic of shadow puppets.

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Artist Dawoud Bey on 6 of His Photos That Pushed His Work Forward

Artist Dawoud Bey on 6 of His Photos That Pushed His Work Forward Vulture.com 2 days ago Sasha Bonét Dawoud Bey’s work is both a documentation and an excavation. The photographer is preoccupied with history and its effects on our contemporary experience, chronicling the America that resides largely in the shadows and bringing it closer to the center. Often depicting Black subjects, Bey understands that the collective aches we feel today are the remnants of yesterday’s agony, attesting to poet Audre Lorde’s verse: “And there are no new pains.” On April 17, Bey’s retrospective exhibition “An American Project” opens at the Whitney Museum of American Art, with photographs made over the nearly five decades of the native New Yorker’s career. In Bey’s 35-mm camera images, his Polaroid portraits, and his large-format landscapes, we feel both the passion and contempt that he holds for his complicated country: In a street corner filled with rubbish,

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Eight gardening books to inspire you to get growing

The Globe and Mail Nolan Bryant Published April 8, 2021 Charlotte Moss Flowers For famed interior decorator Charlotte Moss, no room is complete without flowers. In her 11th book, she sought to capture the thoughtful arrangements that punctuate her personal spaces and those of her clients. Packed with helpful tips, the book is ideal reading for gardeners who are keen to show off their prized blooms indoors. The Naturally Beautiful Garden In this book, author Kathryn Bradley-Hole explores what it means to have a garden that works with, rather than against, nature. The lush images of some 30 gardens from across the globe demonstrate that there’s no beauty or creativity lost when environmentally mindful methods are employed.

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Exhibition explores how photography, graphic design, and magazines transformed mid-century American visual culture

Exhibition explores how photography, graphic design, and magazines transformed mid-century American visual culture
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