When I lived in St. Petersburg I often visited the museum Hermitage.
I noticed that, while the paintings and other art objects in the museum are admired every day by thousands of spectators and are photographed endlessly, there is little attention for the ladies sitting in the rooms...

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In 2006, Artes de Mexico, the Mexican book publishing company that also edits an art review of the same name, decided to create a new collection devoted to photography books. “Luz Portátil”, literally “Portable light” will promote the discovery of “Contemporary Mexican ...

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“No added sugar”, “low sodium”, “grain-fed”, “no corn syrup”, “organically grown”, “grass -fed”, “full of protein”, “no fishy smell when cooking”, “old style”, “fat free”, “no artificial flavors or preservatives”, “no concentrate”, “rich in omega 3”… hence the poetry of fridge...

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In the summer of 2009, Clic Gallery mounted Store Front: The disappearing face of New York, a photographic survey documenting the fast-disappearing mom-and-pop stores of New York City, in conjunction with the release of their book of the same title. James and Karla Murray...

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“My work deals in daily tensions, in those anxieties that we experience due to the discrepancies and contrasts between beauty and comfort, between the “great possibilities” of our time and the extreme precariousness of our contemporary situation.” Per Barclay.

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Maske features recent photographs by Phyllis Galembo. Included in the exhibition are sixteen large-scale color prints presenting African and Haitian figures in indigenous masquerade costume. In her recurring travels throughout Africa and the Caribbean over the past thirteen years, ...

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