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Architectural Photographer Wayne Thom and the Late-Modern Past
An exhibition of the photographer’s work spanning from 1968 to 1988 is an opportunity to reassess an often-overlooked architectural period.
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Gregor Sailer’s Photographs Explore Architecture’s Political, Military, and Economic Implications
In a new show at Kunst Haus Wien in Vienna, the Austrian artist continues his investigation of architecture where few civilians tread.
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Exploring the Sculptural in Bernd and Hilla Becher’s Photographs
In a new retrospective, the German husband and wife duo’s images continue to ask questions about beauty, function, and form.
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Behind the Scenes with Andrew Emond
The Toronto-based photographer has taken Instagram by storm with his strange and haunting images of abandoned interiors. Here's exactly how he does it.
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A Space of Perceptual Stillness: How Ezra Stoller Photographed Modernity
Pierluigi Serraino, author of the new volume Ezra Stoller, shares insight into the legendary photographer’s work.
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This Stunning Exhibition Examines Humankind’s Impact on Earth
Anthropocene, a radical multisensory media exhibit, runs through January 5 at MAST Foundation.
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Bauhausmädels is a (Mostly) Wholesome Tribute to the Eclipsed Women of the Storied School
Filled to the brim with period photographs, the book depicts several dozen female Bauhäusler in various guises and often playful moods.
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Photographer Candida Höfer Captures Grand Mexican Architecture in New Exhibition
Candida Höfer – In Mexico, on view at Sean Kelly Gallery in New York City through March 16, continues the artist’s decades-long investigation of architecture’s psychological effects.
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Profiles
MoMA’s Martino Stierli on the Life and Work of Robert Venturi
The architecture and design curator reflects on a poignant portrait of the late architect, taken in the mid-'50s at the Acropolis.
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Learning From Denise Scott Brown, in an Instagramable Age
A small but poignant show on Denise Scott Brown’s early photographs—before Learning From Las Vegas made it big— is now on view at New York's Carriage Trade gallery through December 22.
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Profiles
Forgotten Photographer Marvin Rand Documented Los Angeles Modernism Like No One Else
A recent book from Phaidon delves into the photographer’s little-known contributions to chronicling Modernist architecture in his home state, California.
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Parrish Art Museum Exhibition Explores How Photographers Manipulate and Portray Architecture
Image Building: How Photography Transforms Architecture features famous photographers past and present, from Ezra Stoller and Berenice Abbott, to Iwan Baan and Andreas Gursky.
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Industrial Designer Don Chadwick Finds Beauty in America’s Bleak Urban Corners
Chadwick's photography, which capture the vivid textures of L.A., will be the subject of a January 16 conversation at the LACMA.
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Step Inside John Pawson’s Colorful Photographic Universe
A new book from Phaidon celebrates the British architect's surprisingly colorful approach to image-making.
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A Tranquil Image of a Chinese Swimming Pool Wins 2017 Architectural Photography Award
The image, shot by architectural photographer Terrance Zhang, depicts the dramatic interior of Atelier Li Xinggang's athletic center for Tianjin University.
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How Two Photographers Captured the Unique Modernism of Lina Bo Bardi and Albert Frey
This article excerpts from "Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi: A Search for Living Architecture," a book based on a Palm Springs Art Museum exhibition of the same name.
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Inside Alexander Girard’s Little-Known Photographic Archive
Girard, who was an avid traveler and folk art collector, photographed street life, architecture, outdoor markets, festivals, and more.
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Life in the Dying Urban Village: A Photographic Journey into Baishizhou
Less than forty years ago, Shenzhen was a small trading town of fewer than thirty thousand people. You can still find traces of its past in the twisted alleyways and crowded courtyards of Baishizhou.
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American Acropolis: The End of an Era in Detroit
Award-winning photographer Camilo Vergara recounts his memories of Detroit, a city that "has lost so much of the mystery and strangeness of its ruins" as to be almost unrecognizable.