Claudio Bravo's elephant skull lithograph is showcased in Wendy Goodman's, "Spring Interiors" May 6th edition of the New York Magazine. The lithograph is shown in a feature on the interior of Michael Reynold's East Village apartment titled, "Their Own Tenenment Museum." Click here to read the article in full.
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Summary: Claudio Bravo's elephant skull lithograph is included in New York Magazine's May 6th issue
Rubén Díaz Caviedes reviews Pablo Genovés exhibition, "Recent Photographs," currently on view at Marlborough Gallery. Click here to read the full article online and learn more about the artist.
Summary: Pablo Genovés exhibition "Recent Photographs" is reviewed
Click the image above to view a fullscreen preview of the Marlborough Graphics catalogue for its inaugural exhibition of photography by Pablo Genovés. This exhibition brings together works from two related series, Precipitados (Precipitates) 2008-2011, and Cronología del Ruido (Chronology of Noise) 2011-2012, and is on view from March 28 - April 27.
Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce an exhibition of work by Stacey Davidson at the Staniar Gallery at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. The exhibition, entitled Make Up, will be on view from February 13- March 15, 2013. The exhibition will feature hand-made dolls, paintings and works on paper by the artist, who will also be giving a talk at the closing reception on March 13.
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Summary: An exhibition of works by Stacey Davidson is currently on view at the Staniar Gallery at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virgnia
Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce that Diane Tuft's exhibition Aftermath was reviewed by Robert Shuster in The Village Voice on April 11, 2012. Shuster describes the photographs as "stark, ethereal visions that prove, once again, that you can't beat nature for beauty." Please click here to read the full review.
Summary: Robert Shuster reviewed "Diane Tuft: Aftermath" in The Village Voice on April 11, 2012
A photograph by Robert Weingarten is featured on the cover of The Changing Face of Portrait Photography: From Daguerreotype to Digital by Shannon Thomas Perich (National Museum of American History, 2011). This richly illustrated text devotes a chapter to Weingarten's Portraits Without People series. The author has selected work from ten photographers represented in the Photographic History Collection of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History to explore the history of portrait photography as well as to explain how changes in technology have allowed for new expressions of personal and national identities. For more information please visit the Smithsonian Books website.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Weingarten devoted the first thirty years after his graduation from Baruch College to a successful career in finance. Passionate about photography from a young age, he pursued it as a hobby until he chose to commit himself fully to his passion fifteen years ago. Since the 1990s, Robert Weingarten’s work has been shown in over eighty exhibitions in the United States and abroad. The Portraits Without People series was the subject of an exhibition at the High Museum of Art, Georgia entitled The Portrait Unbound (2010) and Robert Weingarten: Portraits Without People at Marlborough Chelsea in March 2011. The series will be the subject of American Icons, Portraits without People by Robert Weingarten at the Smithsonian Institution’s International Gallery in Washington, D.C. (2012).
Summary: Robert Weingarten is featured in "The Changing Face of Portrait Photography" by Shannon Thomas Perich
Hans Silvester’s photographs of the Surma and Mursi people of the Omo Valley are featured on The Lardner Report, the website of media personality and consultant Lonnie Lardner. Silvester documents the use of bright mineral paints to embellish the skin and the use of flora and fauna to fashion spectacular headpieces and body accessories. Works from the artist's Natural Fashion and Les Peuples de L'Omo series were recently on view at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts in Tampa.
Born in Lorrach, Germany in 1938, Silvester graduated from the School of Fribourg in 1955 before beginning his life as a traveler and photographer. His wide-ranging oeuvre includes studies of various regions around the world, including chronicles of France, Central America, Japan, Portugal, Egypt, Tunisia, Hungary, India, Peru, Italy, the Amazon, Greece, and Spain.
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Summary: Hans Silvester's photographs of the Omo Valley people featured on "The Lardner Report"
Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce a lecture entitled "From Film Fidelity to Digital Metaphor" by photographer Robert Weingarten to be held in the Mary Craig Auditorium of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art on Sunday, August 21st at 2:30 pm. Weingarten will discuss the 6:30 am Series, the Palette Series and the Portraits Without People series. Moving from the fidelity of film to record nature to the use of digital imaging to achieve abstraction in his work, he will discuss what was lost in the transition and what he gained in the process. Please see the Santa Barbara Museum of Art events listings for more details.
Summary: Robert Weingarten will discuss the transition to digital imaging in his 6:30 am, Palette and Portraits Without People Series on August 21, 2011
Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce a lecture by photographer Hans Silvester at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts on February 12, 2011. The artist will discuss his photographs of the self-decorating practices of the people of the Omo Valley in Southern Ethiopia. The lecture accompanies the exhibition Natural Fashion: Art & the Body, Photographs by Hans Silvester which opens at FMoPA on February 10 and continues through April 10, 2011.
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Summary: Hans Silvester, Lecture to Accompany "Natural Fashion: Art & the Body, Photographs by Hans Silvester," February 12, 11:00am, Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, Tampa
Marlborough Graphics is pleased to announce an exhibition of photographs by Hans Silvester at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts entitled Natural Fashion: Art & the Body. On view from February 10 through April 10, 2011, the exhibition will feature photographs of the self-decorating practices of the people of the Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia. According to curator Joanne Milani, "These color photographs function as sociological and anthropological documents as well as images of extreme beauty."
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Summary: "Natural Fashion: Art & the Body, Photographs by Hans Silvester," February 10 - April 10, 2011, Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, Tampa