For America, the 1980s was an age of seductive opulence. With the momentum of growing wealth and increased material freedoms spurred by Wall St.
“Nature is painting for us, day after day, pictures of infinite beauty.” ― John Ruskin
Barry Salzman is an award winning contemporary artist who works in photography, videography and mixed media. His work explores social, political and economic narratives, often focusing on the core concept of identity.
The grandeur and genius of Bill Brandt’s portfolio is considered one of the greatest of the 20th century. It presents a wide range of images – from documentary to landscape and nudes to portraiture.
“A boat is like a magical world, like a little island.” ― Renzo PIano
Stephen Wilkes, since opening his studio in 1983, has continually pushed the boundaries and possibilities of the photographic medium. The Connecticut based photographer has shot numerous editorial and commercial assignments, but his best known project, Day to Night, is a series of photographs that captures the passage of time within a single frame.
The work of Mexican native Flor Garduño evokes the past, the present, and the future all in one frame. Her sensual and elegant, black and white photography references Mexican folklore, and recalls ancient rituals, tradition and mysticism.
“The mind is like an umbrella. It’s most useful when open. ” ― Walter Gropius
Massimo Listri is a photographer who never documents but rather invents beauty. These are the words Vittorio Sgarbi, the famed art critic and historian has used to define the Florentine artist