I began photographing in 1964, after finishing a degree in anthropology and art history at the University of Missouri. My goal from the first was to become a world-class photojournalist. My heroes were Henri Cartier Bresson, Robert Frank, Gene Smith, and the Magnum photographers.

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In the remote farmlands near Buenos Aires, Argentina, Alessandra Sanguinetti produced a series of photographs entitled On the Sixth Day that centered on the symbiotic relationship between the farmers, their animals, and the land. While working on this...

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Pieter Hugo’s new series, Permanent Error, depicts Agbogbloshie, a massive dump site for technological waste on the outskirts of Ghana’s capital city, and the locals who burn down the components to extract bits of copper, brass, aluminum and zinc for resale...

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Roles, actors, stages, scripts ... a glance at the imagery of these terms reveals society as a theatre. We are all actors playing different cultural, social and biological roles. According to Erving Goffman (“The Presentation of Self in Everday Life“), life is a theatre in which w...

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Danziger Gallery opens our fall 2011 schedule with a show of 80 Edward Steichen photographs printed by the renowned photographer George Tice. Tice was the last person to print for Steichen in his lifetime. These prints not only remind us of Steic...

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In conjunction with Steichen’s work, the gallery is also pleased to present 12 rarely seen George Tice photographs in our new print room along with his classic signature image, Petit’s Mobil Station, Cherry Hill, NJ,1974.

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On the 3rd of September in Castelmezzano, Italy, opened Outer edges of some buried age. An exhibition curated by Chiara Capodici and Fiorenza Pinna featuring the work of photographer Domingo Milella. The exhibition takes place at Palazzo Coiro, an o...

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It is difficult to separate the influence of war from a population who has grown up with it. It colours memories, shadows everyday life, and among other things, shapes the art and artists who live through it. BEYroute explores the effects of war on the work of 8 Leban...

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In the exhibition Face to Face, (LUMAS New York, SoHo) showcases new works by six international artists. The visualization of a person’s character requires the artist to have an excellent grasp of and critical eye for the essentials. The exhibition unites impressive portraits of extre...

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