Vivan Maier – Unseen

2024-05-30 – 2024-08-31 · New York, United States of America
Vivan Maier – Unseen

Unseen focuses on the whole of Vivian Maier’s work, from the early 1950s to the mid-1980s, through around 200 works, vintage or modern prints, color, black and white, super 8 films and soundtracks, offering a complete vision of the dense, rich and complex architecture of this archive that provides a fascinating testimony to post-war America and the hell of the American dream.

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    2024-03-15 – 2025-01-05 · New York, United States of America
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    2024-09-12 – 2025-01-06 · Bologna, Italy
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    2024-09-15 – 2025-01-11 · New York, United States of America
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    2024-09-28 – 2025-02-02 · Antwerp, Belgium
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    2024-10-05 – 2024-12-15 · Ravenna, Italy
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    2024-10-19 – 2025-01-04 · Köln, Germany
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    2024-10-19 – 2025-01-26 · Winterthur, Switzerland
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    Binia Bill (1904­–1988) turned to photography with ambition and confidence. After training as a concert cellist, she attended the photography class given by Lucia Moholy at Berlin’s Itten School in 1930 and worked as a freelance photographer when back in Zurich. In 1931, she married the architect and artist Max Bill. To earn a living, the couple worked together on advertising commissions, for which she produced the images while he designed the typography and layout. In the years that followed, Binia Bill created a remarkable photographic oeuvre: Her portraits and still lifes are characterised by a clear visual language that is related to the aesthetics of the ‘Neues Sehen’ movement. Binia Bill’s interest in perspectives and surfaces, in playing with light and shadow, was combined with a very distinct sensitivity though, which influenced her view of objects, plants, animals and people.

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    2024-10-28 – 2024-12-15 · Leipzig, Germany
    Call for entries – Photography Contest “Nude Art Photography”

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