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Amy Stein | Photography | Blog: Stranded at NADA

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Thursday, December 02, 2010. Cheerleaders, New Orleans, Louisiana © Amy Stein. I am equally mesmerized and repulsed by art fairs in general and the annual Miami art fair fete in particular. I love the opportunity to see so much work in one place, but often it is presented without context and the whole air of commerce can be overwhelming. It's a love, love, hate, love kind of thing for me. Sadly, this year I will not be heading south for the fun and sun, but my work has made the trip. Pool Gallery. Califo...

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Amy Stein | Photography | Blog: Perfect Match

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Sunday, February 27, 2011. And still yet another 'match'. Commenter, BabyCakes, points me. To the image below made by Melvin Sokolsky. A portrait of Salma Hayek by Cass Bird appears on the cover of the 2011 Women's Spring Issue. Of the New York Times T Magazine. When I saw the image, I immediately thought of Josephine Meckseper's photograph Pyromaniac 2. And I tweeted that the T Magazine cover was clearly a "ripoff.". Salma Hayek, 2011 © Cass Bird. Pyromaniac 2, 2003 © Josphine Meckseper. Portland Museum...

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Category Archives: Faculty News. Round up: BLACK PORTRAITURE{S} II. The ‘ BLACK PORTRAITURE{S} II. Hat tip to DPI administrators Edgar Castillo, Brandy Dyess, Patricia McKelvin, Abi Roucka for their hard work on the front, middle and backend of this endeavor. Other DPI community members in attendance included Dean Allyson Green, Shelley Rice, Ulrich Baer, Mary Schmidt Campbell, Zalika Abdul-Azim, Claudia Mann, Nicole Motta, Kalia Brooks, Hank Willis Thomas and former DPI admin M. Liz Andrews. Will be sho...

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J. Alan Hamill PhotoBlog

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Tuesday, September 1, 2009. Frank Cisneros takes me to a wine tasting. My favorite sommelier (yes I had to look up the spelling) took me to a wine buyers tasting in Central Park. The way I saw it my favorite part was taking pictures of all the people attending. When it comes down to attending recreational activities everyone seems equally engaged. I think that is apparent when viewing these photos against my previous NASCAR images or any other images from my collection. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Amy Stein | Photography | Blog: Chinese Mao Impersonators

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Friday, October 08, 2010. 169; Tommaso Bonaventura. S portraits of Mao Zedong impersonators. Is a fine art photographer and teacher living in New York City. In June of 2006 she started this blog just after receiving her MFA. Now it is an archive. If you want keep up with Amy's latest comings and/or goings, please follow her. Carlos and Jason Sanchez. 53rd Street Biological Society. Fans in a Flashbulb. Heather Morton Art Buyer. Hiding In Plain Sight. I ♥ Photograph. Inside Art and Photographer.

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J. Alan Hamill PhotoBlog

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Tuesday, December 22, 2009. Newsweek holds a party for American Lion. Sorry I haven't updated in awhile. Last time I attempted to update I fell victim to a vicious attack of censorship. But we shall not speak of such things. I just want to move on. These pictures are from an event I shot over a year ago! Brian Williams from NBC's Nightly News was also at the party. I had to do my paparazzi impression and grab some images of him. This is the closest I will ever come to experiencing Anchor Man. But alone, ...

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J. Alan Hamill PhotoBlog

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Thursday, December 6, 2007. Ah, the desert. Who knew that America's not-so wild west would be prime stomping grounds for the next set of American Pastimes. These were all took over Thanksgiving in Arizona. I have not gotten any feedback on them as of yet so there is not much for me to say. However, I will note that I think my skills at spotting these opportunities are greatly improving. Monday, December 3, 2007. Shawnee Mountain Hot Air Balloon Launch and Timberfest. For setting this up for me.

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J. Alan Hamill PhotoBlog

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Sunday, February 28, 2010. J Alan Hamill's Photographic Biography. The story of my childhood has been unveiled. The following gallery. Includes a layout of my childhood as told through the schools I attended and the houses I've lived in. This upcoming weekend I'll be heading to Cleveland, Ohio to shoot a bird watching group. While by now it should be apparent that I love American cultural events I hope to take more everyday things and make them tell the story of living in this country.

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Thanksgiving in Phoenix, Arizona. These photos were taken around Thanksgiving, 2008. I was visiting my Uncle Eric and Aunt Anne for the holiday. While I didn't do too much sightseeing I did try to make some images. I think the captions that go along with my work explain the thought behind the snap, but mostly these were just fun photos. I am going to be in an upcoming group show at Hiding Gallery. Until my next update. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). More Tacky than Taboo.

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J. Alan Hamill PhotoBlog

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Thanksgiving in Phoenix, Arizona. These photos were taken around Thanksgiving, 2008. I was visiting my Uncle Eric and Aunt Anne for the holiday. While I didn't do too much sightseeing I did try to make some images. I think the captions that go along with my work explain the thought behind the snap, but mostly these were just fun photos. I am going to be in an upcoming group show at Hiding Gallery. Until my next update. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). More Tacky than Taboo.