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Feb 14
A self portrait by Vivian Maier

A self portrait by Vivian Maier


Feb 14

Feb 14

Feb 14

Feb 14

Feb 14
Vivian Maier - Her Discovered Work
“She was a Socialist, a Feminist, a movie critic, and a tell-it-like-it-is type of person. She learned English by going to theaters, which she loved. She wore a men’s jacket, men’s shoes and a large hat most of the time. She was constantly taking pictures, which she didn’t show anyone.”

Vivian Maier - Her Discovered Work

“She was a Socialist, a Feminist, a movie critic, and a tell-it-like-it-is type of person. She learned English by going to theaters, which she loved. She wore a men’s jacket, men’s shoes and a large hat most of the time. She was constantly taking pictures, which she didn’t show anyone.”


Oct 12

Oct 5
Model Eva Herzigova as  glamour queen Bettie Page for Interview.

Model Eva Herzigova as glamour queen Bettie Page for Interview.


Oct 4
“Photomontage is always more active than mere photography. The latter only touches on one aspect of action. Only a composition of photographs can provide an adequate picture of the dialectics and dynamics of modern life.” Karel Teige, 1932

Oct 3

Oct 3
Jindrich Štyrský

Jindrich Štyrský


Sep 21

Sep 7
Peggy Guggenheim (1898-1979) was as well known for her private life as for her art collection.  To mention a few highlights of her illustrious history, she was a central figure in the Paris art world from 1922 onwards. Her circle of friends included writers and avant-garde artists.  The photo below was taken in 1924 by the experimental artist Man Ray, who is now known as a quintessential figure of photography.

Peggy Guggenheim (1898-1979) was as well known for her private life as for her art collection. To mention a few highlights of her illustrious history, she was a central figure in the Paris art world from 1922 onwards. Her circle of friends included writers and avant-garde artists. The photo below was taken in 1924 by the experimental artist Man Ray, who is now known as a quintessential figure of photography.


Jan 16

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