February 01, 2012
Author:
Marie-Charlotte Pezé
Tags:
B&W
Marie-Charlotte Pezé
Lizeth Arauz
Mexico
Mexican photographer Lizeth Arauz’ series on little people, “Looking Upwards”, is like a storybook for children: the darkness of the images engulfs you, speaking of realms unknown and slightly off-kilter; the costumes glitter with a strange sex-appeal, an
October 05, 2011
Author:
Katherine Oktober Matthews
Tags:
Women
documentary
B&W
metropolitan
United States
New York
Katherine Oktober Matthews
The sudden emergence of the photographic works of Vivian Maier onto the global stage of the art world is an interesting phenomenon, leaving in its wake many questions about the nature of art, the practice of photography, and our ideas on immortality.
Prolific prospects, as already showing in the American photographs of 1840-1940, turning into a nightmare.
June 29, 2011
Author:
Erik Vroons
Tags:
metropolitan
B&W
japanese
When the rich locals leave town to escape the heat, GUP takes the advantage to explore the major urban conglomerates of our world. Not that we are complaining but it somehow created an interest in a typical Japanese metropolitan phenomenon.