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Asger Carlsen’s Hester is a gruesomely fleshy, heavily abstracted take on the sculptural female nude.
Image: © Asger Carlsen
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Decades before Google, Ed Ruscha made comprehensive portraits of 1960s Los Angeles from the window of his car. A new exhibit of his work opens today at the Getty Museum in LA.
Photo: Pacific Coast Highway (contact sheet), 1974-1975. © Ed Ruscha, courtesy the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
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In the latest LBM Dispatch, Alec Soth and writer Brad Zellar journey to the valleys of Silicon, San Joaquin, and Death. See a few more photos here, go buy your own copy here, and follow the LBM Dispatch Tumblr here.
Photo © Alec Soth: Facebook main campus. Menlo Park. From LBM Dispatch #4: “Three Valleys”
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When Irving Penn looks down at the city streets, “the cosmos underfoot” is revealed. A special exhibition of Penn’s urban sidewalk studies opens today at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Image: From “Underfoot” © Irving Penn
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Our look at some of 2013’s most anticipated major photo shows continues, with Bill Brandt at MoMA.
Photo: Belgravia, London, 1951, © Bill Brandt
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Posted a feature from the magazine today: “In The Shadow of the Black Sun.” Six photographers who turn one of life and photography’s most reliable constants on its head.
Photo: © Chris McCaw “Sunburned GSP#65 (Nevada).” Chris has a beautiful new book of his work, and if you’re in New York, go see his new show up at Yossi Milo through January. In person, it’s an entirely different beast.
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Mauro Altamura took photos of baseball games on television in the 1980s, capturing abstract, ephemeral moments of grace. See more here.
Photo: “Dancing” © Mauro Altamura
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Today: A new look at Richard Avedon’s portraits of the powerful, and how he became one of the most important political photographers of our time.
Photo: Rose Mary Woods, secretary to President Richard Nixon. Portrait from The Family (1976). © Richard Avedon
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Sally Mann in the Age of Instagram. How long until there is a wet-plate collodion filter? Photo: © Sally Mann/Courtesy Edwynn Houk Gallery, from the new series Upon Reflection.
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