Hula Seaside Murals
New York based Hawaiian artist Sean Yoro aka HULA, paints murals while floating on his paddle board placing them just above water level so they seem to emerge from it.
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New York based Hawaiian artist Sean Yoro aka HULA, paints murals while floating on his paddle board placing them just above water level so they seem to emerge from it.
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Erwin Olaf is presenting his new series titled “Waiting” at the Flatland Gallery in Amsterdam. The photographer tackles an unavoidable element of everyday life; waiting.
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American photographer Steve McCurry is having a retrospective covering his 40 years career. The exhibition called Oltre lo Sguardo is held at Villa Reale di Monza in Italy.
Bonkers! A Fortnight in London is a series of portraits by Bettina Rheims shot in 2013 in which the photographer explores her usual themes of femininity, self-expression and sexuality.
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After his Kesh Angels series, Hassan Hajjaj is back with a new project called My Rock Stars Experimental. The photographer uses the same colorful dazzling style to portray nine international musicians.
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During the last Paris Photo we had the chance to see the work of Jake Verzosa and his tattooed women of Kalinga, a landlocked province of the Philippines in the region of Luzon.
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It seems that photographer Sacha Goldberger has a curious questions on his mind: what if Superman was born in the sixteenth century? or what if the Hulk was a Duke? and even how might Van Eyck have portrayed Snow White? so he created the Super Flemish series setting the present day heroes and villains in the 17th century.
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On the occasion of the 6th European Month of Photography in Berlin, Erwin Olaf is showcasing his Fall series at Bar Barbette.
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Gagosian Paris is displaying photographs by Peter Lindbergh spanning on the last three decades. The exhibition, the first in Paris in more than ten years, will also coincide with the artist 70th birthday.
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In his series “Them and Theirs”, photographer Ryan Schude examines the the close relationship drivers entertain with their cars.
Paolo Roversi is undeniably one of the most influential studio portraiture photographer. Galerie Camera Obscura in Paris is displaying a selection representing the essence of his work: portraits, nudes, self-portraits and fashion photography.
Palazzo Grassi is organising the first major exhibition dedicated to Irving Penn in Italy. “Resonance” is curated by Pierre Apraxine and Matthieu Humery and brings together 130 photographs of the american artist taken between the end of the 1940s and the mid-1980s.
Madame Peripetie, a London based photographer, has created a long-term photographic book project called Dream Sequence. The series “oscillates around the portraiture of unconventional fictional figures seen at the crossroads between fashion, photography, performance and art”
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In his book, Jimmy Nelson documents members of 20 threatened indigenous cultures throughout the world—while they’re still with us. The photographer thinks the purity of humanity exists and it is there in the mountains, the ice fields, the jungle, along the rivers and in the valleys.
The comedy show Portlandia is meant to be a caricature of the town; a place that has become the condensed receptacle for America’s stereotypes of alternative living. San Francisco photographer Kirk Crippens wanted to test this narrative by meeting real people during a five-week photography fellowship in the Rose City.
After his book Close Up; an extremely up-close portraits collection of celebrities, photographer Martin Schoeller is publishing a new one in which he has captured twins (along with triplets and quadruplets) exposing the subtle differences that make these would-be mirror images unmistakably individual.
Solarized portrait of Lee Miller
Man Ray Portraits is the first major museum retrospective of this innovative and influential artist’s photographic portraits.