Leibovitz’s perspective infuses ‘American Music’
By STEVE HOPSONContributing Editor AUSTIN, Texas (Fotophile.com) — The death of Richard Avedon last year made Annie Leibovitz, arguably, America’s most famous living […]
Horrors of Bhopal put into human perspective
By CODY ELLERDContributing Editor SEATTLE (Fotophile.com) — The despair wrought by the worst industrial chemical disaster in human history is […]
Heavy metal and hair converge at full speed
By LAURA KLEGERContributing Editor All style, all fun. No inhibitions, no haircuts. David Yellen‘s “Too Fast For Love” (powerHouse books, […]
Watanabe preserves life in portraits, observations
By STEVE HOPSONContributing Editor AUSTIN, Texas (Fotophile.com) — Hiroshi Watanbe‘s exhibit of monochrome photographs displays an expert presentation of subtle beauty and […]
‘Acts of Charity’ captures how the other half gives
By BRUNO J. NAVARRO Editor A subtle sense of irony and a knack for telling detail allows Mark Peterson to illustrate in “Acts […]
Von Unwerth takes decadent ‘Revenge’
Deliciously decadent, Ellen von Unwerth‘s latest work has all the trappings of a classic, highly stylized tale of lasciviousness and […]
A Disturbing View of Race and Revenge
Exhibit: “Without Sanctuary: Photographs and Postcards of Lynching in America,” a collection by James Allen at The New-York Historical Society, New York. […]
Four photographers, varied approaches
The inaugural photography exhibit at the recently renamed Victoria Boyce Galleries brings together the work of four artists with as […]
The Clinton Presidency at Point-Blank Range
Exhibit: “The Clinton White House,” Bob McNeely at the Leica Gallery, New York — June 30 through Aug. 26, 2000. In […]