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Help me.... I'm running out of words today! So many words were written already, so many words were said and most the time people are talking anyway to much without saying anything... What should I say or write to this picture here? Do you have any ideas? Maybe there is not much to say anyway - just one word: ENJOY!
Art of Photography - Jaroslav Rössler
Jaroslav Rössler was undoubtedly one of the most important representatives of Czech avant-garde photography during the 1920s and 1930s. On an international scale his works rank among the most progressive examples of the use of abstract art and Constructivism in photography. The beginning of Rössler's career is closely linked with Frantisek Drtikol, a classic name in Czech photography, in whose studio he trained between 1917-1920 and worked as an assistant for 5 years. The first influences from Drtikol are clear in Rössler's early work as seen through his subject matter, Symbolist drawings and his use of the bromoil printing process. Yet already in 1919 Rössler embarked on other style experimentation as in his work, Opus 1, where he uses constructivist elements in his composition. In the early 1920s he created several works which show minimal objects and forms that relish in abstraction like images from a few other photographic artists of his day such as Paul Strand, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Man Ray or Francis Joseph Brugière. This period of Rössler's creativity is typical for the fusion of diverse styles. Elements in Rössler's photographs and drawings are not only inspired by Symbolism, Pictorialism and Expressionism, yet in works devoid of literary content he clearly is experimenting with cubistic and constructivist ideas. He showed an exceptional talent for reducing depicted reality to elementary lines and shapes for constructing a new reality. He photographed simple objects against a backdrop of black and white cardboard and paper; he gave spherical form to light through long exposures. He used multiple images, produced photo-montages and enhanced fragments by drawing black lines between several photographs. From 1927 to 1935 Rössler lived with his wife, Gertruda and daughter Sylva in Paris, where he worked in different photography studios. The Eiffel Tower and other Paris structures became the subject of series of contructivist photographs and photo-montages. During this period he also used photo-grams, diagonal compositions, multiple negatives and lettering to create modern advertising. After his return to Prague in 1935 Jaroslav Rössler had a small studio where he produced only a few works in the way of photographs and photo-montages and in 1949, a collection of drawings. In the mid 1950s he once again began a prolific period of working with photo-montages, collages, still-lives and even in the 1960s, abstract colour transparencies. In the 1970s Jaroslav Rössler's work began to receive recognition through the work of several Czech art historians who were able to introduce his work to an international audience. His work has since been included in numerous international group shows and small one-man exhibitions. He is represented in several Czech museum collections and international collections including the J.Paul Getty Museum, Santa Monica; Museum Folkwang, Essen and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston to name a few. "Jaroslav Rössler: photographs, collages, drawings" has been supported through Dogwood Projects, Frankfurt am Main and the Embassy of the Czech Republic, Bonn. It is a collaboration with the u(p)m, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague and curated by Vladimír Birgus and Jan Mlcoch. http://www.ffi-frankfurt.de/e_archive... http://www.galerieart.cz/index.html Music: "Opus 4", Art Of Noise. http://www.amazon.com/Best-Art-Noise/... http://www.lyricstime.com/art-of-nois... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_of_N...
Rick Byerly's Photography Exhibit at Silver Eye Center for Photography
Rick Byerly's Photography Exhibit at Silver Eye Center for Photography runs from November 5 though November 29, 2008. There will be eight 20" by 24" black and white archival photographs of ice textures on display and for sale in the New Works Gallery. Silver Eye Center for Photography 1015 East Carson Street Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Telephone: 412.431.1810 Fax: 412.431.5777 Gallery Hours:Wednesday Thursday, Friday: Noon – 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Or by appointment. Admission is
ABSTRACT OVERHANGS on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Really an abstract... great in black & white, roberto!! I like the perspective... it's amazing!! Posted 3 hours ago. ( permalink ) ... This photo also belongs to: ... Blanco y Negro - Black and White (Pool) ...
Black and White Study, or McCain versus Obama
This is a photographic image that looks like a painting, to me anyway. I wanted to call it “John McCain versus Barack Obama” but thought it might be perceived as racist. Nevertheless it is a chaotic portrait of the political seasonand I have never been at odds with myself over voting for a candidate. McCain…NO…HELL NO. But Obama may be the antichrist. Oh well it will all be over soon and we can sit back and watch a new leader try to keep some sense of order over over his subjects. See even
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What's On: Galleries - Toronto Star
kitchen light in black and white on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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Museum and Gallery Listings - New York Times
Mitch Dobrowner
Mitch Dobrowner, an award-winning, fine art landscape photographer, initially studied and worked with large format film. Dobrowner now captures his images using a digital workflow, which gives him the real time controls and flexibility while on location. Dobrowner's printmaking process is performed in a dry darkroom with minimal dodging and burning. Prints are produced using archival quality 100% cotton rag paper with pigment based inks. The results are black and white landscape photographs that are somewhat abstract, yet feature a detailed symmetry and depth that transforms "everyday" objects into iconic images. DISCOVER MORE ON AGITATTO.COM: http://www.agitatto.com and visit http://www.agitatto.com/blog
Help me.... I'm running out of words today! So many words were written already, so many words were said and most the time people are talking anyway to much without saying anything... What should I say or write to this picture here? Do you have any ideas? Maybe there is not much to say anyway - just one word: ENJOY!
Art of Photography - Jaroslav Rössler
Jaroslav Rössler was undoubtedly one of the most important representatives of Czech avant-garde photography during the 1920s and 1930s. On an international scale his works rank among the most progressive examples of the use of abstract art and Constructivism in photography. The beginning of Rössler's career is closely linked with Frantisek Drtikol, a classic name in Czech photography, in whose studio he trained between 1917-1920 and worked as an assistant for 5 years. The first influences from Drtikol are clear in Rössler's early work as seen through his subject matter, Symbolist drawings and his use of the bromoil printing process. Yet already in 1919 Rössler embarked on other style experimentation as in his work, Opus 1, where he uses constructivist elements in his composition. In the early 1920s he created several works which show minimal objects and forms that relish in abstraction like images from a few other photographic artists of his day such as Paul Strand, Alvin Langdon Coburn, Man Ray or Francis Joseph Brugière. This period of Rössler's creativity is typical for the fusion of diverse styles. Elements in Rössler's photographs and drawings are not only inspired by Symbolism, Pictorialism and Expressionism, yet in works devoid of literary content he clearly is experimenting with cubistic and constructivist ideas. He showed an exceptional talent for reducing depicted reality to elementary lines and shapes for constructing a new reality. He photographed simple objects against a backdrop of black and white cardboard and paper; he gave spherical form to light through long exposures. He used multiple images, produced photo-montages and enhanced fragments by drawing black lines between several photographs. From 1927 to 1935 Rössler lived with his wife, Gertruda and daughter Sylva in Paris, where he worked in different photography studios. The Eiffel Tower and other Paris structures became the subject of series of contructivist photographs and photo-montages. During this period he also used photo-grams, diagonal compositions, multiple negatives and lettering to create modern advertising. After his return to Prague in 1935 Jaroslav Rössler had a small studio where he produced only a few works in the way of photographs and photo-montages and in 1949, a collection of drawings. In the mid 1950s he once again began a prolific period of working with photo-montages, collages, still-lives and even in the 1960s, abstract colour transparencies. In the 1970s Jaroslav Rössler's work began to receive recognition through the work of several Czech art historians who were able to introduce his work to an international audience. His work has since been included in numerous international group shows and small one-man exhibitions. He is represented in several Czech museum collections and international collections including the J.Paul Getty Museum, Santa Monica; Museum Folkwang, Essen and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston to name a few. "Jaroslav Rössler: photographs, collages, drawings" has been supported through Dogwood Projects, Frankfurt am Main and the Embassy of the Czech Republic, Bonn. It is a collaboration with the u(p)m, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague and curated by Vladimír Birgus and Jan Mlcoch. http://www.ffi-frankfurt.de/e_archive... http://www.galerieart.cz/index.html Music: "Opus 4", Art Of Noise. http://www.amazon.com/Best-Art-Noise/... http://www.lyricstime.com/art-of-nois... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_of_N...
Rick Byerly's Photography Exhibit at Silver Eye Center for Photography
Rick Byerly's Photography Exhibit at Silver Eye Center for Photography runs from November 5 though November 29, 2008. There will be eight 20" by 24" black and white archival photographs of ice textures on display and for sale in the New Works Gallery. Silver Eye Center for Photography 1015 East Carson Street Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Telephone: 412.431.1810 Fax: 412.431.5777 Gallery Hours:Wednesday Thursday, Friday: Noon – 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Or by appointment. Admission is
ABSTRACT OVERHANGS on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Really an abstract... great in black & white, roberto!! I like the perspective... it's amazing!! Posted 3 hours ago. ( permalink ) ... This photo also belongs to: ... Blanco y Negro - Black and White (Pool) ...
Black and White Study, or McCain versus Obama
This is a photographic image that looks like a painting, to me anyway. I wanted to call it “John McCain versus Barack Obama” but thought it might be perceived as racist. Nevertheless it is a chaotic portrait of the political seasonand I have never been at odds with myself over voting for a candidate. McCain…NO…HELL NO. But Obama may be the antichrist. Oh well it will all be over soon and we can sit back and watch a new leader try to keep some sense of order over over his subjects. See even
fuel on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
This photo also belongs to: ... White and Black Photography (Pool) ... Abstract by selection (Pool). 0. Views: 100 (Pool). 0. Abstract Photographic Art (Pool) ... Blanco y Negro / Black and white (Pool) ...
What's On: Galleries - Toronto Star
What's On: Galleries Toronto Star, Canada- VMAC (401 Richmond St. W. # 440): "Patterns in Nature" featuring the black & white photography of the f/8 group of Eastern Ontario is on display to Nov. 29. ... |
kitchen light in black and white on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
kitchen light in black and white. ... This photo also belongs to:. still life (Set). 91. items. Abstract (Set). 9. items. UK (Set). 4. items. Black and White (Pool). 0. Magic Moments (Pool). 0. Urban Abstracts (Pool) ...
Museum and Gallery Listings - New York Times
Museum and Gallery Listings New York Times,United States- In no particular sequence, we see the shadowy early black-and-white photographic pieces they did while living in a falling-down section of London in the ... |
Mitch Dobrowner
Mitch Dobrowner, an award-winning, fine art landscape photographer, initially studied and worked with large format film. Dobrowner now captures his images using a digital workflow, which gives him the real time controls and flexibility while on location. Dobrowner's printmaking process is performed in a dry darkroom with minimal dodging and burning. Prints are produced using archival quality 100% cotton rag paper with pigment based inks. The results are black and white landscape photographs that are somewhat abstract, yet feature a detailed symmetry and depth that transforms "everyday" objects into iconic images. DISCOVER MORE ON AGITATTO.COM: http://www.agitatto.com and visit http://www.agitatto.com/blog