NEW YORK, March 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — ArtsBerry held a photography exhibition and artists discussion panel at 19 W 26TH ST, New York, NY. The event showed the photographic works of two prestigious Asian artists, Man Zhu and Bingqin Zhang. At the same time, Lianjie Zheng, a well-known Asian artist in the U.S., was invited … [Read more…]
Landscape photography is one of the most popular forms of photography; almost everyone with a camera or smartphone has taken a shot of a mountain, beach, or waterfall at some point. But while this genre seems simple to master, the reality is very different. When you begin as a landscape photographer, you’ll often take a … [Read more…]
Nov. 21—Photographs capture a moment in time. They also set place. It’s a medium that is precise, yet within the precision there’s room for discussion. These are some of the reasons behind the “Tempo y Tiempo” exhibit at the National Hispanic Cultural Center Art Museum, which is currently open to the public. It’s the first … [Read more…]
In this award-winning photo on display at the ‘Female in Focus’ exhibition at the Green Space Miami, Thandiwe Muriu, who grew up in Kenya, captures the beadwork in hair inspired by the beads she often wore as a child. Maggie Steber has traveled to 71 countries as an award-winning photographer. She has taken photos of … [Read more…]
Unidentified artist, Untitled (woman with hair ribbon), undated, sixth-plate ambrotype. Smithsonian American Art Museum, the L. J. West Collection of Early American Photography, Museum purchase made possible through the Franz H. and Luisita L. Denghausen Endowment The Smithsonian is one of the world’s largest and most well-known museum complexes. With 19 museums and a zoo, … [Read more…]
“I had some big issues in my life that I needed to process, and photography was a way for me to do that,” explains fine art photographer Jennifer McClure. “I didn’t set out to work in fine art, but I am happy that I landed here.” Jennifer is based in NYC and has profound advice … [Read more…]
World Photography Day, which is observed on Aug. 19 annually, aims to celebrate the art and rich history of photography. The day can be traced back to 1837 with the invention of the daguerreotype, a photographic process developed by Frenchmen Louis Daguerre and Joseph Nicephore Niepce. Since then, the occasion has been observed to encourage people to pursue photography either … [Read more…]
NEW YORK — If photography is to retain the high cultural standing it won for itself in the 20th century, we probably want less of it, not more. There’s no chance of that happening, of course. But the problem facing the medium today is undoubtedly acute. Diminished in the digital age by its staggering ubiquity, … [Read more…]
The contributions of women behind the lens have often been overlooked, but two new exhibitions at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, and at The Metropolitan Museum of Art are hoping to change that by putting a focus on work that until now has been “underexposed.” The work of photographer Sheila Pree Bright speaks volumes … [Read more…]
Starting out in photography can be really confusing. There is so much stuff to learn, so many things to do, and so many resources to read, not to mention the insane amount of people screaming opinions at you all the time. It’s hard to fight through all the noise. To make matters worse, there are … [Read more…]