Paolo Morello "Future Cities" by Noah Addis According to United Nations estimates, there are nearly a billion people living in slums and informal settlements–one out of every seven people on the planet. This number is expected to grow to three billion by the middle of the century. While informal communities may outwardly appear to be ruled by chaos and disorder, they are in fact very organized places that grow almost organically to suit the needs of the people who live in them. For his series Future Cities, Noah Addis traveled to cities throughout the world in which a significant percentage of the population lives in informal settlements. Noah Addis is a photographer based in Philadelphia, who began his career as a staff photojournalist for the Star-Ledger, a large daily newspaper in Newark, New Jersey. Future Cities is currently on display at Pictura Gallery alongside photographer Kai Caemmerer though March 6, 2016.
Frans Lanting Pierre Morel - Photojournaliste Swoon and Monica Canilao "Witch-Wife" @ Chandran Gallery Chandran Gallery in San Francisco will open "Witch-Wife," a collaboration show by former Juxtapoz cover artist Swoon and featured artist Monica Canilao, on February 19, 2016. The show will feature new works in both painting, block-prints, wheatpaste, sculpture, installation, and murals. For Brooklyn-based artist Swoon, this is the first time in a few years we have seen her in a gallery setting with this much new work. From our small preview last week, the installtion and sculptures are some of the duo's most ambitious works to date. From the gallery: “Witch-Wife”, the bygone term for a woman that practices witchcraft, is a light-hearted reference to herself and her longtime collaborator, artist Monica Canilao.
Gorman Photography Photographie noir et blanc de nu et de portrait - Alexandre Maller Chez elles Femmes Vie Mode Danse Balades | Infos Liens | | News - 4 avril | Contact | Lucas Foglia: Frontcountry The vital connection between landscape and the people who rely on it to sustain livelihood is a central theme in Lucas Foglia’s exceptional series, Frontcountry. Raised on a farm in upstate New York, the photographer’s earliest childhood memories are of playing cowboy. Foglia envisioned capturing that cherished image of the cowboy when he began this series. Making his way through sparsely settled areas of the American West from 2006 to 2013, he photographed the people who reside in this stretch of land and the wide-ranging effects mining booms have had on their lives.
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Charles Gatewood @ Ladybug House Tonight in San Francisco, Ladybug House will be hosting a special exhibition of vintage photographs and contemporary collages by Charles Gatewood. Curated by Justin C. Rhody, vintage prints from Gatewood’s classic works Sidetripping (with William S. Burroughs, 1975), Forbidden Photographs (1981) and Wall Street (1984) will be on display, as well as previously unexhibited work including a collection of collages which Gatewood has been focusing on for many years. ABOUT THE ARTIST: For over 50 years Charles Gatewood has explored and documented the underbelly of the United States. His early work presents an artist who is deeply entrenched in the activity of the streets, whether it’s Bourbon Street or Wall Street.
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