Tag: photography changes everything

• It’s a photolution…

  No other art form is going through so big and fast changes as is photography. We are witnesses to a photographic revolution, a “photolution”.   What is it? It has many element coming together in synergy. Here are some: • The smartphones, their ever smaller and lighter equipment with ever more imprssive camera performance. It belongs […]

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  February 21, 2016

  Art reflections, How is it done?, Photographers

  abstract photography, After Photography, digitalisation, Fred Richin, Heiferman, New York 2009. Carol Squiers, New York 2013. Jackie Higgins, photo abstraction, photo realism, photography changes everything, photolution, photshopping, Prestel Publishing, social media photography, the best camera, W.W. Norton & Company, What is a Photograph?, What is a Photograph? International Center of Photography, Why It Does Not Have To Be In Focus.

• Pictures At An Exhibition

  I’m an art “consumer” and love to go seeing exhibitions, fairs, studios and museums. I don’t know when it began but I suddenly got the idea that all of what is going on in these spaces is interesting – not just the art works on show. I began to explore whether it would be possible to […]

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  August 8, 2015

  Art reflections, International fairs, Newsletter “Shoot”

  Art Basel, art booths, art exhibitions, art fairs, art museums, art voyeurism, artlover, iphone art, people watching, photography changes everything, pictures at an exhibition, seeing art with iPhone, smart phone art, watching art