In a wide-ranging interview, photographer Jim Graham discusses his fine art photography in the Feb/March 2010 edition of After Capture.
Below is a list of photographers covering the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti. New images will be added to these sets as we receive them. For licensing inquiries please contact research@reduxpictures.com.
REDUX PHOTOGRAPHERS:
Q. Sakamaki
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.290
Michael Mullady
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.296
Mark Peterson
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.291
Pedro Farias-Nardi
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.289
Willie Davis
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.302
THE NEW YORK TIMES:
Damon Winter
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.286
Ruth Fremson
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.299
Maggie Steber
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.300
Michael Appleton
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/series/1.301
PARTNER AGENCIES:
Fabio Cuttica/Contrasto
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/offer/168
Emiliano Larizza/Contrasto
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/offer/169
Jens Grossmann/laif
http://archive.reduxpictures.com/offer/170
Kontinent
Please join us November 20th 2009 at Powerhouse Arena to celebrate the launch of Gina Levay’s new book SandHogs.
Where: Powerhouse Arena
37 main street, DUMBO, Brooklyn NY
When: November 20th, 2009, 7-9 pm
RSVP: sandhogs@powerhousebooks.com
A new film has taken inspiration for its main character form Marc Asnin’s long-term photo series “Uncle Charlie”.
“The genesis of “Tony Manero” can be traced to a book of photographs Mr. Larraín, 32, stumbled across in a museum gift shop in Spain a couple of years ago. One image especially fascinated him: that of a gaunt, tattooed man sitting in a chair and staring blankly out a window, a cigarette in one hand and a revolver in the other.
Back home in Santiago, Mr. Larraín showed the picture to Mr. Castro, who quickly agreed to join Mr. Larraín in elaborating a story for the man.”
Read the whole article here.
Asnin’s photo mentioned in the above article:
The Elephant In The Room from Brent Lewin on Vimeo.
“Elephants, revered symbols of Thailand’s glorified past, have long walked side by side with the monarchy and common farmers alike. The indispensable role of elephants in Thai society has been captured in countless tales and works of art along temple walls. More recently, elephants have been represented as cultural icons and used in the commercial branding of countless products. One would be hard pressed to look in any direction in the capital and not find an elephant motif somewhere. But for all the iconic representations of elephants as symbols of strength, dignity and prosperity, in reality the only elephants seen in Bangkok are those being led by their mahouts, wandering the congested streets begging.”
-Brent Lewin
Click here to view Loreffrey’s movie, created in honor of the moon landing.
See more of their work at loreffrey.com
Redux Pictures is excited to now be working with the talented duo loreffrey, comprised of Loretta Rae and Geoffrey Rittenmyer.
Kevin Miyazaki was featured in a group show called The Un-Natural Nature of Food in issue 7 of Fraction magazine online.
View the show in its entirety here.
Erika Larsen was featured in a group show called The Un-Natural Nature of Food in issue 7 of Fraction magazine online.
View the show in its entirety here.
The Redux book American Youth is now on sale on Amazon, and can be purchased here.
Read recent press and book reviews on the American Youth Blog.
Redux Pictures director Marcel Saba was featured as a judge on the newest episode of Viewfinders.