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Exhibitions in Linz and Phoenix
From March 4 until April 21, 2010, the Brunnhofer Gallery in Linz, Austria, features selected photoworks by Andrew Phelps . The exhibition is titled Synchronicity and will be opened by Martin Hochleitner on March 4 at 7.30 pm.
The Norton Photography Gallery at Phoenix Art Museum, USA, presents photographs from Andrew Phelps' series Higley in the group show Exposing Time from March 6 until June 27, 2010. Exposing Time seeks to offer engaging visual experiences enriched by a variety of approaches photographers have brought to the project of documenting change.
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Exhibitions
Flo Peters Gallery, Hamburg presents from February 10 until March 20, 2010 the group exhibition Three!. On display will be works by Christopher Makos, Paul Solberg and still life arrangements by photographer VERA MERCER .
Vera Mercer`s first solo exhibition will be on display at the Kommunale Galerie Berlin from March 9 until April 25, 2010. The show presents large-size still lifes, portraits of artists like Marcel Duchamp, Niki de Saint-Phalle and Jean Tinguely as well as photographs of the old Paris market halls.
Vernissage: March 7, 2010
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Charles Fréger
EMPIRE The work of French photographer Charles Fréger (*1975) is considered groundbreaking in the complex genre of contemporary portraiture. In extensive series he portrays individual members of social groups – be it sports clubs, army corps or professional guilds – who demonstrate their affiliation to the specific collective through external signs such as uniforms, headdress, make-up, posture or even their body shape (in the case of Sumowrestlers or Foreign Legionaires).
ISBN 978-3-86828-097-5
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Lillian Bassman & Paul Himmel
The work of Lillian Bassman (*1917) exudes a captivating elegance and a sure sense of style. As longstanding art director for Harper’s Bazaar, she shaped both the changing style of the magazine’s layout and the fashion photography of the 1940s to 60s. In the 1950s she introduced a new feminine ideal – long-limbed and swan-necked – into her atmospherically charged scenes. By experimenting with various photographic exposures and darkroom techniques, she lent her black-and-white photographs a unique, almost painterly quality.
ISBN 978-3-86828-101-9
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Brigitte Niedermair
Madame Hirsch Renate Hirsch Giacomuzzi leads a life that most people would find too luxurious not to have been deliberately staged. Photographer Brigitte Niedermair followed Madame Hirsch with her camera over the course of a year – at official occasions and in her own private realm.
ISBN 978-3-86828-106-4
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VERA MERCER
Photographs and Still Lifes After marrying Daniel Spoerri, Vera Mercer joined the artistic avant-garde in early 1960s Paris; she did portraits of Marcel Duchamp and Robert Filliou, Niki de Saint-Phalle, Jean Tinguely and, time and again, Spoerri.
ISBN 978-3-86828-111-8
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