One of my most favorite of the many classic photographs by Arthur Tress, who I first learned of from a great show at Clampart back in 2003 or so. A new show at the De Young Museum, Arthur Tress: San Francisco 1964, exhibits seventy of his early photographs. Click here for a slideshow and short review by Ted Loos at the New York Times.
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Monday, April 9, 2012
Image of the Day
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One of my most favorite of the many classic photographs by Arthur Tress, who I first learned of from a great show at Clampart back in 2003 or so. A new show at the De Young Museum, Arthur Tress: San Francisco 1964, exhibits seventy of his early photographs. Click here for a slideshow and short review by Ted Loos at the New York Times.
One of my most favorite of the many classic photographs by Arthur Tress, who I first learned of from a great show at Clampart back in 2003 or so. A new show at the De Young Museum, Arthur Tress: San Francisco 1964, exhibits seventy of his early photographs. Click here for a slideshow and short review by Ted Loos at the New York Times.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Image of the Day
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Francesca Woodman: Caryatid, New York, 1980 (Diazotype) – on view in the first major American museum exhibition of Woodman's work in 25 years, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art through February 20. Get info here and read a review by Ted Loos at nytimes.com.
(Image via SFMoMA / © George and Betty Woodman)
Francesca Woodman: Caryatid, New York, 1980 (Diazotype) – on view in the first major American museum exhibition of Woodman's work in 25 years, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art through February 20. Get info here and read a review by Ted Loos at nytimes.com.(Image via SFMoMA / © George and Betty Woodman)
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