Christopher Phillips
Did Instagram Kill Photography’s Stars?: ICP Confronts Today’s Image Revolution
In an age when more than 880 billion photographs are taken each year—with more than 1.8 billion uploaded to the Internet every day—how can museums keep up? That is a question now facing the Internatio…
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When Does Surveillance Art Cross the Line?
Changes in technology and conventions are raising questions about what it means to invade others' privacy in the name of art
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MFAH Acquires Manfred Heiting’s Photography Book Collection
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, announced today its acquisition of a major collection of photography books. Amassed by Manfred Heiting, an Amsterdam -based writer, designer and curator, the extens…
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New Order: Interview with ICP Triennial Co-Curator Carol Squiers
The latest triennial at New York's International Center of Photography, "A Different Kind of Order" (through Sept. 22), showcases 28 international artists who exemplify a particular vein of…
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Under the Big Bright Sun
Tirelessly inventive, Sam Falls pushes "the photographic" into realms of colorful printmaking , sculpture and installation.
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Wrap Artist
Binding, winding, and knotting, China's Lin Tianmiao creates vivid installations shimmering with emotion
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Hope, Glory, Manet, and McDonald’s
Wang Qingsong's elaborate, often parodic staged photographs riff on everything from art history to corporate logos to Communist propaganda.
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