Tag: Thomas Struth

• Shoot # 15

  Jim Shaw’s monumental “Capitol Viscera Appliances” (2011) being watched by visitors at Art Basel 2014 © Jan Oberg 2015 Lund, Sweden – July 4, 2015 Hi! Whether you are an old or new friend I welcome you to Oberg PhotoGraphics . Shoot is a single photo, a digital gift – a moment of meditation – with which…

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  July 11, 2015

  Newsletter “Shoot”

  Art Basel, Basel Art Fair, Capitol Viscera Appliances, exhibition pictures, Fischl, Hockney, Jim Shaw, Oberg PhotoGraphics, Oberg’s Shoot, pictures at an exhibition, Pinterest for photo, Thomas Struth, Venice Biennale

• Shoot # 14

  Lund, Sweden, June 28, 2015 “Couple With Clive Head” – In front of Clive Head’s ‘Thinking About Georges Braque’ 2013 © Jan Oberg 2015 I shoot out a single photo to you as a digital gift – a moment of meditation – and wish you a good Sunday and weekbegin. What happens when we go to…

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  June 28, 2015

  Art reflections, Exhibition notes, International fairs, New works

  abstractphotography, Art Basel, Art exhibition photography, Basel the art hub, beauty, Clive Head, David Hockney, Eric Fischl, images of images, photos of photos, Thinking of Georges Braque, Thomas Struth

• Art Basel 2014 (5) Photography and painting dialogue…

    You may have guessed that I am looking for art photography in particular here in Basel? You are right! And I am happy to report that there is so much of it; photography is as accepted as an art form as, say, painting, film, sculpture, prints and multiples. Secondly, there are interesting “dialogues” between photo and…

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  June 27, 2014

  Art reflections, International fairs

  Andreas Gursky, Art Basel, Basel Art, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Candida Höfer, dialogue painting and photography, Howard Greenberg Gallery, Jan Worst, Joel Meyerowitz, photo paintings, photo realism, Saul Leiter, Sperone Westwater Gallery, Thomas Ruff, Thomas Struth

• In Oslo: Astrup Fearnley Museum, Cindy Sherman, Damien Hirst and all that…

  The Astrup Fearnley Museum is situated in the Tjuvholmen area in the Oslo harbour. It is an exciting, creative new area of development which used to be a shipbuilding site and an old prison. Now it’s restaurants, luxurious apartments, cozy small squares and lots of diverse, creative architecture. When you walk away from the anything-but-elegant…

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  July 5, 2013

  Art reflections, Exhibition notes

  art as class politics, Astrup Fearnley Museum, Cindy Sherman, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Louise Bourgeois, Nan Golding, Nike St Phalle, Oslo, Sigmar Polke, Sophie Calle, Thomas Struth, Tjuvholmen