Tag Archives: Photography

Sante on the Postcard

Photography sage/sleuth Luc Sante has published a new book, Folk Photography, collecting 122 postcards which purport to document the United States “in all its messiness, sprawl, disaster, homely comfort, hard labor, pageantry, violence, optimism, piety, ignorance, hubris, imaginative flight, orderliness, grandeur, chaos, and pastoral quiet.” The pictures come with an essay, and Sante’s essays are [...]

Barack Obama: The Freshman – Photographs by Lisa Jack

The end of August marked the last days of the enchanting, revealing, endearing, and unprecedented exhibition, Barack Obama: The Freshman, at M+B gallery in West Hollywood. Now a psychology professor and therapist, in 1980 Lisa jack was an aspiring photographer at Occidental College in Los Angeles and was in desperate need of a model. It [...]

Look Within at The Bloomberg Space

Portraits have been created for centuries, and for centuries their viewers have sought meaning and drawn assumptions about the subjects that gaze back at them. At ‘Within: New Photographic Portraits’ at the Bloomberg Space in London, four artists were commissioned to explore the subtle psychological power and ambiguity of portraiture. Asked first to consider ‘the [...]

“I’d Never Willingly Do You Harm” Opening

“I’d Never Willingly Do You Harm,” a show curated by Tony Cederteg, is opening this Thursday, July 17. Included in the show are some past Dossier contributors, Ola Rindal and Carlotta Manaigo, hopefuly future contributors, such as Peter Sutherland, and yours truly. Although my pictures have been in Tony’s shows before, I have never actually [...]

Look: Curated by Tony Cederteg

We’ve updated the Look section of our site and we’re really psyched about it. Since the site launched, our Creative Director Skye Parrott was holding down the curation of that page. However, we’ll now have a monthly featured curator. For July, Tony Cederteg of Cederteg Publishing has provided us with some new visual selections from [...]

Nacho is Short for Ignacio. But in English it Sounds Awesome.

Nacho Alegre contacted me last fall, asking me to shoot my apartment for the magazine he was starting, Apartamento. Their website at the time was just one picture, but after taking a look at Nacho’s work I figured that anyone who took such nice pictures would probably do a pretty good magazine. I was right. [...]