Palazzo Grassi is hosting an exhibition celebrating Henri Cartier-Bresson and the monumental influence of his street photography—particularly what one could call the self-selected “best of” images which comprise his 1973 Master Collection.
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Palazzo Grassi is hosting an exhibition celebrating Henri Cartier-Bresson and the monumental influence of his street photography—particularly what one could call the self-selected “best of” images which comprise his 1973 Master Collection.
We didn’t just want visitors to feel like they understood the reception of Araki’s work (i.e., is this pornography or not? Is this work sexist or not?), we also wanted to make available to them conversations about its creation (what are the conditions of these photographs coming into being?) and its contextualization (what can we learn about putting these photographs in dialogue with our current moment?).
On August 14th, Bronx Art Space and photojournalist Michael Kamber presented "Portraits of Survival", a mixture of photography from Michael's earlier years in the Bronx and portraits from citizens in conflict zones.