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Laura Pannack: On 'Young Love' from Contact Editions on Vimeo.
Here's some Monday morning eye candy for you straight from Hidemi Takagi's Blender cart.
Blender © Hidemi Takagi
20x200 artist, Beth Dow, is featured in the Global Post displaying a wonderful slideshow of her work. Accompanying the slideshow, Dow narrates her images from her English and Italian garden series.
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I came across this video by Open Society Institute's Moving Walls series of Dana Popa talking about her photography on victims of sex trafficking.
Dana Popa's project was featured in Moving Walls 14, which can be viewed online.
Popa also had her portfolio featured in Foam Magazine's 18th issue, Displaced.
Daylight and Orbit Magazine collaborated to create a wonderful celebration of Helen Levitt's work. Watch this video and be sure to go to your local bookstore and browse through Levitt's work.
One of my favorite museums in the city is the Brooklyn Museum. Recently I discovered the museum started posting their lectures and artist talks online. It's a great resource and I was so happy to see Carrie Mae Weems' artist talk. I've heard Weems speak before in Syracuse and her wisdom, honesty, and eloquent language is always eye opening.
Carrie Mae Weems is in an exhibition in the Brooklyn Museum through April 5, 2009.
Burning Down the House: Building a Feminist Art Collection
October 31, 2008–April 5, 2009
Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, 4th Floor
Brooklyn Museum
Studioscopic: Zoe Strauss from David S Kessler on Vimeo.
Zoe Strauss talks about her work process, the I-95 installation, and her thoughts on why she works in this video by David Kessler. Studioscopic is a series of videos on artists by Kessler.
Amanda Marsalis, who participated in the second Nymphoto exhibit, has a fantastic eye. Her grasp of light and colors is superb and her images make you want to travel the world.
Watch Amanda talk about her photography here:
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There's a great new addition to the Aperture website called Aperture Live, a webcast of live lectures and talks. So now you don't have to feel so guilty for not trekking to Chelsea after a hard day's work or feel like you're right in the heart of New York art life.
The two lectures up now are up right now:
Women in Photography Panel with Cara Phillips, Amy Elkins, Elinor Carucci, and Robin Schwartz
Jessica Todd Harper: speaking about her new monograph, Interior Exposure
The work of Annelies Strba can be seen at Museum Villa Rot in Ulm, Germany through July 6, 2008 and also at the Nederlands Fotomuseum in Rotterdam through June 1, 2008.