New York, Cocteau and a Parabolic Mirror: ‘Berenice Abbott: Photographs’
Though she went to Paris in 1921 to study sculpture, Berenice Abbott would transition to photography when she became Man Ray’s assistant in 1923. Three years later, she set up her own studio,...
View Article‘American Photographs’ by Walker Evans
Like the work of most great artists, the best of Walker Evans’ pictures are marvels of contradiction. Or, rather, they acquire their power through the contradictions they deftly reconcile. One...
View ArticleBridging Eras: Photographer Sam Comen’s Travels Through Lost Hills
In the 1930s, in the depths of the Great Depression, Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Farm Security Administration commissioned photographers like Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans and Arthur Rothstein to...
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