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Dorothea Lange : photos et biographie du photographe Dorothea Lange , achat photo Dorothea Lange. Biography "One should really use a camera as though tomorrow you’d be stricken blind.
" Dorothea Lange Born in Hoboken (New Jersey) in 1895, Dorothea Lange (real name Margaretha Lange) is today an icon of photography thanks to her photos taken during the Depression. After a short period in New York, from 1918 Dorothea Lange began living in San Francisco and opened a portrait studio. The 1929 crisis urged the photographer to change her focus to the street. Black Thursday was the beginning of a world economic depression which led to a significant increase in unemployment; this is what Dorothea photographed in the street, with a firm goal: to increase awareness about the surrounding poverty. Musetouch Visual Arts Magazine Issue 12 by Maia Sylba. Antoine D'AGATA. Votre galerie. Les grands photographes. Nouvelles Vagues artistiques au Palais de Tokyo - Image 9 sur 13. Laetitia Casta by Patrick Demarchelier. Visa pour l'image: Les expositions - Image 23 sur 24. Sebastião Salgado, territoires et vies. Jeanloup Sieff - Site officiel.
Guybourdin.org. Antoine D'AGATA. Articles de presse. For the first time, Larry Clark is going to shoot a film in a foreign language - French - which he doesn’t speak but likes to hear spoken.
Tbe Smell ofU: is finally going to be shot in Paris after many false starts - the time it took to raise the necessary funding. Clark, 70, has always been an edgy, controversial artist, a visual pioneer who, in his photos and then in his films (Kids, Bully, Kan Park, Wassup Rockers, etc. ), was ahead of the curve for today’s DIY imagery, which is simultaneously raunchy and plain. You only need to watch the “I don’t like” video by Chief Kief or photos of a drug-fuelled party posted on Facebook to understand that Clark’s eagle eye was way ahead of this kind ofuninhibited narcissism. DIANE ARBUS - THE PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK. Oliviero Toscani. Sylvain Leser - Réalisations. Matthieu Chèneby - Photographe. David Hamilton — The Quiet Front.