I believe this was my first paying gig. DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince were making in-store appearances promoting their new album, He’s the DJ, I’m the Rapper. I was in school at the University of Louisville and working at the Photographic Archives. If I remember correctly, the manager at NRM Records on Dixie […]
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30 years ago I had the opportunity to meet Duane Michals. He was in Louisville for an exhibit of his work at the Speed Museum. I was in school at the University of Louisville and working at the Photographic Archives. If I remember correctly, Bill Carner, who managed the collections at the time, was asked
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You might be unsure of exactly what you’re looking at when you first see the images in Roland Fischer’s series “Facades.” They could be tiles or fabric patterns or perhaps optical illusions. Unless you happen to recognize the patterns highlighted in the photographs, your only clue that you’re looking at the facades of buildings is
Beautiful collection of decaying buildings by Niki Feijen. It’s hard to imagine how these buildings fell into such neglect.
Three photographers share their vision of the portrait. The Sleepwalker series is especially compelling.