Two diffrent Exhibiton is opening Mingei International Museum
なじみのある招きね猫もキュレーターの手にかかって外国で展示されると
違うもののようになる
こんなにたくさんの招き猫を良く集めたなって関心
Comtemporary American Indian art の Exhibiton
力強い作品が多く南アメリカの絵画と似ている感じも多いように感じた
イメージはWEBから転載させていただきました
Mngei International Museum
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Thursday, November 4, 2010
New Realities: Jerry Uelsmann + Maggie Taylor
This exhibiton shows us how human's imagination is unlimted and artists can create thier own world in their arts.I really enjoyed this show.
Museum of Photographic Art;New Realities: Jerry Uelsmann + Maggie Taylor
Museum of Photographic Art;New Realities: Jerry Uelsmann + Maggie Taylor
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
The Art of Photography show
"Approach to Invisible - On the Mountain"
Tomoe Murakami
In the exhibion," The Art of photography",Tomoe Murakami's images are captured me.Her images are quite,clean,and calm.Her images asked me "Invisible".These evoked me isolation,fear,and hope.
This image is from The Art of Photography show offical websit.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Comtemporary Documentary photograph " Marine Wedding" Nina Berman
© Nina Berman , Jen Bekman Gallery - Solo ShowAugust 8, 2007 - September 8, 2007New York City
How powerful this image is. I will never eliminate this image from my head.
Nina Berman is a documentary photographer who was published and exhibited works on the American political and social landscape. This photograph comes from her work “Marine Wedding” .She captures a seriously wounded Marine sergeant, who was severely injured while serving in Iraq and his bride on their wedding day. Her work is considered an iconic image from the Iraq war.
Photographer, Nina Berman's website is available at http://www.ninaberman.com/
Nina Berman is a documentary photographer who was published and exhibited works on the American political and social landscape. This photograph comes from her work “Marine Wedding” .She captures a seriously wounded Marine sergeant, who was severely injured while serving in Iraq and his bride on their wedding day. Her work is considered an iconic image from the Iraq war.
Photographer, Nina Berman's website is available at http://www.ninaberman.com/
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
The Group f64
I shot a pepper as sharp-focused as possible and carefully framed it like the f 64 photographers.
I like the ways that Imogen Cunningham and Edward Weston transformed ordinary plants and flowers to fine art.I tried to imitate the way they did. I chose a pepper and used black background. I shot it at maximum depth of filed and simply framed the subject.Well, it is still a photograph of pepper, but not art yet.I realized the f64 photographers chose their subjects carefully ,playing with lighting and discovered perfect framing. The result is they made prominent images.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
"Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Utah" Frans Lanting,
This beautiful exploration image is Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Utah. The photographer, Frans Lanting, took a series of photographs on assignment for National Geographic magazine’s issue of “In canyon country”, published March 2007. This image is fantastic,
Lanting shot a moment in which the reflection of the water is painted on the wall. The water is partly colored brilliant green and the reflection depicts a beehive pattern on the wall.
Lanting is one of the great nature photographers of our time. At the same time, I feel his photographs have some differences from other nature photographers because his approach is to document wildlife and our relationship with nature. His recent work “Life: a journey though the time” represents the evolution of life on the earth. He shows us an endangered ecological system through his beautiful photographs. He gives audiences a message on how human beings maintain our natural systems.
Lanting shot a moment in which the reflection of the water is painted on the wall. The water is partly colored brilliant green and the reflection depicts a beehive pattern on the wall.
Lanting is one of the great nature photographers of our time. At the same time, I feel his photographs have some differences from other nature photographers because his approach is to document wildlife and our relationship with nature. His recent work “Life: a journey though the time” represents the evolution of life on the earth. He shows us an endangered ecological system through his beautiful photographs. He gives audiences a message on how human beings maintain our natural systems.
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