As reported by David Schonauer for Motion Arts Pro Daily: When she was attending the Rhode Island School of Design in the 1980s, photographer and filmmaker Jill Greenberg created a body of work she describes “drawings, paintings, and sculptures of little disgusting men in suits.” In 2012 she returned to
Four photographs by Frank Yamrus from his “Motion Series” are included in “Making Waves” at Daniel Cooney Fine Art, June 27 – August 2, 2013: Daniel Cooney Fine Art 508 – 526 West 26th Street, #9C New York, NY 10001 Other artists in the exhibit include Harry Callahan, Deborah Hamon,
Nancy Burson’s photograph, “Mankind,” is included in “Skin Trade” (curated by Martha Wilson and Larry List) at P.P.O.W., June 27 – July 27, 2013: “Skin Trade” explores the use skin as a subject or metaphor in art. The exhibition encompasses thirty-one artists of varying generations, with works that span from
Two photographs from Frank Yamrus’ series, “Rapture,” are included in “Face Value” at The Kinsey Institue, April 12 – August 20, 2013: “Face Value: Portraits from The Kinsey Institute” explores the various ways that artists utilize the portrait. This exhibition in the main gallery includes contemporary and vintage photographs, as
The Mattatuck Museum mounts a solo show of work by artist Mark Beard, June 9 – September 8, 2013. Beard, an accomplished painter, print-maker, sculptor, and noted theatrical set designer is a master of fiction. His talent is so overflowing that he developed a number of distinct artist personalities with
Michael Lundgren, “Basin,” 2005, Gelatin silver print Four photographs by Michael Lundgren are included in “Looking at the New West: Contemporary Landscape Photography” at The Fralin Museum of Art, June 7 – December 15, 2013: This exhibition will feature six contemporary photographers—Robert Adams, Lois Conner, Michael Lundgren, Mike Osborne, Mark
“Henry Horenstein: Honky Tonk” opens at the Rayko Photo Center on Thursday, May 30, 2013. Rayko Photo Center 428 Third Street San Francisco, CA 94107 Forty years after he began documenting the country music scene in and around Nashville, Henry Horenstein’s deep love for the music and its people continues.
Nancy Burson (b. 1948), “Mankind (An Oriental, a Caucasian, and a Black weighted according to current population statistics),” 1983-1985, Gelatin silver print from computer-generated negative, 14 × 11 inches, sheet Nancy Burson’s classic photograph, “Mankind,” is included in “I, You, We” at the Whitney Museum of American Art, April 25
“Mark Beard and his Entourage” opens at Mila Kunstgalerie in Berlin on Thursday, May 16, 2013. Mila Kunstgalerie Linienstrasse 154 10115 Berlin Mitte Germany The exhibition includes work by all five of Mark Beard’s alter egos: Bruce Sargeant, Hippolyte-Alexandre Michallon, Edith Thayer Cromwell, and Brechtholt Steeruwitz. For more information on
Drawing on his longtime interest in memory, architecture, and the life of the city, photographer Marc Yankus depicts moments of contemplation, stillness, and reverie through blurred streetscapes of fleeting color and the occasional figure. Yankus is represented by ClampArt and his work is featured on numerous book covers, theater posters,
Rachel Papo’s new series of photographs on homeschooling is in the Critical Mass Top 50. Critical Mass is a program about exposure and community. Photographers submit a 10-image portfolio. This work is then pre-screened by a committee of approximately 20 jurors. From those votes, the 200 top Finalists are determined.
Manjari Sharma, “Jacqueline (from the ‘Shower Series’),” 2009, Archival pigment print (Edition of 15), 16 × 22 inches. As part of the silent auction. ClampArt is very happy to be participating in Passport to the Arts on Saturday, May 4th, 2013: Passport to the Arts is a celebration of the
Mark Morrisroe (1959–1989), “Untitled (John S. and Jonathan),” 1985, Chromogenic print (negative sandwich), 16 × 20 inches ©The Estate of Mark Morrisroe (Ringier Collection) at Fotomuseum Winterthur. Two of Mark Morrisroe’s photographs are included in “I, You, We” at the Whitney Museum of American Art, April 25 – September 1,
Jill Greenberg will be signing copies of her book “End Times” at Paris Photo Los Angeles, on Saturday, April 27th, 2013. The book has a foreword by Brian Paul Clamp and essays by Paul Wombell, Jo-Ann Conklin, and Bill Moyers (Hardcover, 120 pages, 12 x 9.5 inches). Signed copies are
From Simone Solondz’s piece on Jesse Burke and his April 2nd lecture at the Rhode Island School of Design: “Daddy, is this where they make clouds?” At the Photography department’s T.C. Colley lecture on April 2, alumnus and adjunct faculty member Jesse Burke MFA 05 PH recalled how his young
Robin Schwartz’s work is included in “Photography Now 2013,” curated by Kira Pollack, Director of Photography at TIME Magazine. This years’ installment of the annual “Photography Now” exhibition presents eight artists, who all employ photography to put forth varied discourses within the documentary genre. Noah Addis, Alinka Echeverria, Ilona Szwarc,
We are pleased to announce that CLAMP will be exhibiting in The AIPAD Photography Show, April 4 – 7, 2013.
A solo show of John Bailly’s “Place of Mind,” his collaboration with acclaimed Cuban-American poet Richard Blanco, opens April 5th, 2013 at the University of Maine Museum of Art, running concurrently with UMMA’s second I-95 Triennial: From Connecticut to Maine. The artworks composing “Place of Mind” include maps of various
Join artist Bill Armstrong and collector W. M. Hunt for a conversation on color photography at the Aperture Foundation. Taking inspiration from the book, I Send You This Cadmium Red, which features correspondence between critic John Berger and artist John Christie, Hunt and Armstrong have initiated a dialogue about color
A fantasy children’s book intended for infants and toddlers, Flying Henry follows the story of a baby who develops a magical ability to fly. Aware of his rare gift, he soars through his home, into nature, and unfamiliar places, testing the limits of his new skill by examining the world