Issue No. 39
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Focus: Buenos Aires
With an identity formed by European influences, Buenos Aires reflects a culture that is neither wholly European nor wholly Latin American. This contrast, coupled with the tragedies of the “Dirty War,“ has created a unique photographic tradition. Richard Pit-nick reports from his trip to the Argentinean capital.
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William Carter
Acknowledging a desire to work within the grand tradition of the nude as expressed both in photography and fine art, he brings the eye of an artist and the sensitivity of a poet as he sculpts light and shadow to reveal the undulating topographies and harmonies of the human form.
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Larry Fink
His unique brand of social commentary was formed while he as a young man hitchhiked across America reading Marx and Kerouac and photographing all he saw—his first photoessay was on beatniks. He went on to produce a number of books, among them Social Graces and Runway. On the occasion of an exhibition at the Stephen Cohen Gallery, we show a series of photo-graphs he shot for Vanity Fair at Oscar parties.
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Mark Davey
A Welshman with a penchant for mystery, he and his camera explore eerie canals and dark alleys in Venice and Prague.
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Robert Taylor
A soldier in Vietnam, he sought relief by photographing the jungle. Back home, he turned to the beauty of his childhood hills.
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Jennifer Drucker
Tiring of commercial work she turned to fine art photography, finding ultimate satisfaction in expressing her visions in platinum.
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Adam Gerlach
He uses traditional darkroom methods and advanced digital technology to create his haunting nightscapes.
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Karen Tweedy-Holmes
An environmental activist, she uses animal portraits to communicate concern for wildlife welfare.
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Gerald Pisarzowski
This hardy Canadian exemplifies the classic wilderness photo-grapher, not afraid to hike for days and plunge into ice-cold rivers to capture the images he is looking for.
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Nana Sousa Dias
Forever fascinated by the dramatic ocean and coast of his native Portugal, he revels in the timeless nature of a place where sky and water collaborate to act like mirrors reflecting eternity.
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Marilyn Szabo
Her photographic output has many facets—images from her travels, old work rearranged into new, and the constantly evolving products of her fertile visual mind.