Left: ©Jill Greenberg, “Untitled (Masculinity),” 2016; Right: Lissa Rivera, “Eggleston Hair,” 2015. Artworks by Jill Greenberg and Lissa Rivera are included in the Humble Arts Foundation online group exhibition On Beauty. From the essay by Roula Seikaly: ‘On Beauty’ may be the most open-ended call for images that Humble Arts
Henry Horenstein’s exhibition “Honky Tonk: Portraits of Country Music” will be on view at the Newport Art Museum from June 9 – August 13, 2017, with an opening reception at the museum on June 8th from 5-7pm. Henry Horenstein began documenting the country-music scene nearly fifty years ago. Having spent
Photography by Manjari Sharma will be on view in “Talking Pictures: Camera-Phone Conversations Between Artists” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City from June 27 – December 17, 2017: Over the past decade, mobile phone cameras have changed how photographs are made, used, and looked at. Photography
Image: Lori Nix, “Search,” 2001, Chromogenic print. ClampArt is pleased to announce that the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts recently acquired a photograph titled “Search” by artist Lori Nix for their permanent collection. The artwork is from Nix’s early series Some Other Place. View Lori Nix’s series
Artwork by Manjari Sharma will be on view in New York City in a pop-up exhibition from May 18 – May 28, 2017. Curated by Rachel Wolf, “Blah Blossom” is “[a]n assemblage of interesting (and hopefully peculiar) floral related objects as well as ART so that one can be transported
Image: Installation of Susan Barnett’s “I Wear What I Want” exhibition at the University of Maine Museum of Art. An exhibition of photographs by Susan Barnett, “I Wear What I Want,” opens at the University of Maine Museum of Art on Thursday, May 18, 2017. “I Wear What I Want”
Image: Still from “Zack Seckler: South Africa” video [Zack Seckler]: For seven days, a pilot and I flew from dawn to dusk over remote regions in South Africa with a singular goal: to create spectacular images. We improvised our route along the way, many times not knowing where we were
Image: © Jan Rattia, “Smoke and Mirrors,” 2012, Chromogenic print. Jan Rattia’s solo show “Tease” opens at the Houston Center for Photography on Friday, May 12, 2017. HCP is pleased to announce the winners of their 2017 Fellowships, juried by Andy Adams of FlakFoto. Each winner will receive a $3,000
Please visit ClampArt at Superfine! 2017—a curated, hyper-contemporary art fair taking place during Frieze Week in NYC. We will be exhibiting a solo booth of paintings by Scott Daniel Ellison. Artworks by Mark Beard [Bruce Sargeant (1898-1938)], Lori Nix, and James Bidgood will also be on display in a curated
Image: Jesse Burke, “I See a Darkness,” 2012, Archival pigment print. Jesse Burke’s series “Wild & Precious” is on view at the Vermont Center for Photography: The Wild & Precious works bring together treasures from a series of road trips traveled over 5 years by photographer Jesse Burke and his
Photographer Jesse Burke will discuss “Wild & Precious” and the photobook publication process at an artist’s showcase at the Griffin Museum of Photography on Sunday, March 26th: The Griffin Museum of Photography is delighted to host a showcase afternoon for artists who make photobooks. This will be open to the
Images: (Left) The artist at Yaddo; (Right) Adam Ekberg, “Untitled (Frozen Man),” 2016, Archival pigment print. Photographer Adam Ekberg just completed his month-long residency at the prestigious Yaddo artist retreat in Saratoga Springs, New York. Having produced many of his best artworks in the wintertime, we are excited to see
Image: Still from “Lissa Rivera: Beautiful Boy” video A video produced by Mark Walton was recently screened at FLASH: Contemporary Photography Here, an evening event at the Tannery Event Centre in Ontario, Canada. Watch photographer Lissa Rivera discuss the project “Beautiful Boy” with collaborator and muse BJ Lillis: “Lissa Rivera:
Henry Horenstein will sign copies of his latest books, Shoot What You Love: Tips and Tales From A Working Photographer and Histories: Tales from the 70s on Thursday, January 26th, 2017, at The Print Center in Philadelphia: Please join us for an evening with Henry Horenstein, the renowned photographer, filmmaker
Images ©The Estate of Mark Morrisroe (Ringier Collection) at Fotomuseum Winterthur: (left) “Self Portrait at Home with Diane Arbus,” 1985, Gelatin silver print, 8 x 10 inches; (right) “Figure Study, 1985, Chromogenic print (negative sandwich) retouched with ink, 20 x 16 inches. The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art now has
Image: © Jan Rattia, “Bravo,” 2012, Chromogenic print. Congratulations to Jan Rattia, who was selected as the recipient of the 2017 Carol Crow Memorial Fellowship at the Houston Center for Photography: HCP is pleased to announce the winners of their 2017 Fellowships, juried by Andy Adams of FlakFoto. Each winner
Image: © Lissa Rivera, “Back at University,” 2015, Archival pigment print. On Friday, December 12, 2016, Lissa Rivera and BJ Lillis will speak as part of the School of Politics Lecture Series at Recess in New York City from 4:00-6:00 pm: During this second installment of School of Politics, Lissa
Image: © Lissa Rivera, “Boudoir,” 2015, Archival pigment print. Lissa Rivera will speak at Lesley University College of Art and Design in Cambridge, MA, on Thursday, 12.01.2016, at 12:00 pm: Focal Point is proud to present 2006 BFA Photography Alumni Lissa Rivera. After attending Art Institute of Boston (former LUCAD),
Images: [above] © Rachel Papo, “Roan with Kilda and April,” 2011, Digital C-print; [below] © Brian Young, “Untitled (from the ‘Subway Series’),” 1984, Gelatin silver print. On Thursday, 11.17.2016, from 6.00-8.00 pm, ClampArt is hosting a book signing event with artists Rachel Papo and Brian Young. Both artists will be
Installation image of Marc Yankus, “The Secret Lives of Buildings”; Image © Randhy Rodriguez Tune in to PBS/Channel 13’s show “NYC-Arts” on Thursday, November 3rd at 8:00pm to catch their feature on Marc Yankus and his current exhibition “The Secret Lives of Buildings.” If you aren’t able to watch it