82 years ago today, Weegee made this image of the hottest day of the year in NYC. Playing in a fire hydrant is often a coming of age moment in NYC—join us on July 25, 7 PM, for our next edition of ICP PhotoSLAM, to tell your own coming of age story through images! During this fast-paced, open mic event, photographers, the ICP community, and audience members are invited to compete in a live story telling competition, driven by photographs. Hosted by Idris Talib Solomon. The $5 tickets also include museum admission: https://lnkd.in/eYgHUCyA. Image: Weegee, [Adults and children playing in open fire hydrant on hottest day of year, New York], July 20, 1942. Bequest of Wilma Wilcox, 1993 (2394.1993)
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History of Photojournalism Since the mid-19th century, photojournalism emerged with pioneers like Roger Fenton and Mathew Brady capturing images during the Crimean and American Civil Wars respectively. The "golden age" from the 1930s to 1970s saw advancements like compact cameras and photo-driven magazines. Despite changes in media consumption, photojournalism remains crucial for delivering impactful news. https://lnkd.in/g4YJVNed #WSUpjHistory #Photojournalism #PhotojournalismHistory #History/1
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Here’s a snippet of new works being exhibited at Curatlrial and Co on the 25th Sept.
Simon Cardwell on Instagram: "Snippets of my new work from The Coming Storm @curatorialandco on the 25th Sept. #contemporaryphotography #fineartphotography #botanicalart #metaphor #sydney🇦🇺 #exhibition"
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Wall portraits aren't just decorations; they're a physical representation of your most treasured moments. Learn how they can strengthen your home environment and foster deeper connections in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/eBc3bakm
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Infographics are new Knowledge perceptions which are shaping our world view and perspectives based upon old Photographic memory Principles. Knowledge domains are overlapping and interconnected
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📷 I have just completed a Magnum Photos course with Jonas Bendiksen titled Curiosity in Practice 😎 : "Bendiksen’s sharply evocative images explore themes of community, faith and identity with unsparing honesty. Over more than six hours, across 18 lessons, Bendiksen delves into a wide range of topics, covering his 20+ year career, how to navigate the industry, pitch for assignments, develop long-term documentary projects, and more". https://lnkd.in/dehGa4VR
Jonas Bendiksen: Curiosity in Practice
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Reingold's solo exhibition, UNDER MY SKIN, will take place TOMORROW from 6 to 8. Babs Reingold incorporates a variety of mixed media materials into her work. Her piece titled, “Hair Nest” includes one year of her hair loss, a seven-foot drawing of a tree, a fabricated 3-D branch, and a field of stones. Other works are constructed of glass, wax, silk, and organza or paper. Environmental catastrophes such as Katrina, and speakers like Jared Diamond’s lecture on Easter Island, inspired Reingold to create large scale installations and three-dimensional artworks describing themes of beauty, poverty and the environment. Reingold often uses hair as a signature element in her work for its intrinsic links to DNA and its enduring symbolism. Many works offer a frustrating lack of solutions and an internal frustration bringing to the fore Reingold’s question: At what point do we realize our self-destruction and act?
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In today’s saturated visual landscape, the evocative power of a still photograph is easily lost in a constant stream of swipes and clicks." Please read my piece in The Washington Post Opinion section: https://lnkd.in/eN9BKEEa
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