The New Britain Museum of American Art's photography exhibition ended in December, but I didn't find the time to show it. Better late than never, right?
This is a detail from Lalla Essaydi's work Converging Territories #12 (on the left). The Morocco-born photographer has lived in Saudi Arabia, France and New York, and her portrayals of women are influenced by her experiences in different cultures.
The young woman is studying two photographs by Sarah Austin and one by Dawoud Bey. All three works deconstruct and reconstruct the images.
Finally, here is a series of abstract images created through photographic techniques that I could not begin to explain. The artist-photographer is Ellen Carey.
22 comments:
Wow! Beautiful exhibition. Really nice Jack.
Great exhibition. I always feel so exhilarated when I visit a museum, esp with artwork such as this. The detail of the larger piece is terrific.
Very creative photography. The digital age has made post-processing creativity so much more accessible to both professional artists and amateurs.
A great exhibition, I'd love to have seen it.
It's always fun and interesting to check out photography exhibits. Did you pick up any ideas to incorporate into HDP?
Such an interesting variety of photographs. I would have enjoyed this show.
I love the first shot Jack, and its always good to see photography recognised as an art form..
I always enjoy your museum tours, Jack, so many wonderful paintings I wouldn't be able to see otherwise! Great shots for the day!! Love the display of photography! Enjoy your week!
Looks like a wonderful exhibit. Worth a trip to see it, I bet.
Super exhibit! i love all the images.
Definitely better late than never. Wish I could see this one in person, it sounds really interesting.
Great job, Jack! You do this exhibition justice.
Lots of good stuff there but now I want to know about the abstract series...
The first shot is excellent!
So impressive eyes.
Must be a joy for the sense of sight.
Please have a good Tuesday.
daily athens photo
The first shot! Magnifique!
Looks like a wonderful exhibition.
The first shot touches my heart, Jack. It's amazing.
What a cool exhibition!Thanks for sharing these pictures!
Léia
Wow, I'm really drawn to her face and eyes...
I'm sure I would love to attend this! The top photo is fantastic!
Stunning work!
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