At the opening of Dior's “The Art of Color” exhibition, artists, editors, collectors, and creatives descended on the coastal city, whose stone foundations date back to the Roman Empire.
, the competition continues the mission that began in 2018. Hundreds of photographers from around the world responded to the prompt “Face to Face.” Out of the submissions, twelve laureates and a winner were chosen by an esteemed group of jurors, including Maja Hoffman, Samuel Fosso, Maya Rochat, and Estefania Penafiel Loaiza.
In the shady lobby of Hôtel L’Arlatan, Fosso, encircled by journalists and admirers, held court. The Nigerian artist remains one of the most celebrated photographers of his generation for his self-portraits that engage, through a series of personas, the history of Africa. Leading institutions— including the National Portrait Gallery, London, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, and The Museum of Modern Art, New York—have exhibited his work.
Across the hotel, Rachel Fleminger Hudson, winner of the award, discussed her latest, career-altering achievement.Hudson’s work shows a clear emphasis on materiality. She fastidiously costumes her subjects with an art historical attention to detail. A recent graduate of Central Saint Martins, where she studied fashion, the photographer spoke about balancing her discomfort with fashion as a commercial entity and her reverence for clothes as means of storytelling.
Later that evening, Hudson’s work hung alongside that of the rest of the laureates. The exhibition, “The Art of Color,” displayed the medium’s capacity for provocation and innovation. The images ranged from Jesus Torio’s bright abstractions to Joseph Craven’s cinematic seductions.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Morning Brief: CSU Black Students' Graduation Rates, New Medical Center Art Exhibit, Margaret Cho Snooze PodcastGood morning L.A. ☀️ Here's what you need to know today.
Weiterlesen »
When AI Makes Art, Humans Supply the Creative SparkFears that artificial intelligence tools could displace creatives such as illustrators, designers, and photographers seem unfounded—for now.
Weiterlesen »
An Alta Vista corner store with art, community and sandwichesSan Antonio’s Oscar de la Tienda corner store fuels Alta Vista with art, music, community, sandwiches
Weiterlesen »
Art Industry News: Damien Hirst’s 27-Year-Old Son Has Abruptly Cut Ties With His Dad’s Art Companies + Other Stories | Artnet NewsPlus, a rare-book dealer in New York is charged with selling stolen notes and lyrics, and the V&A plans a major show on Korean culture.
Weiterlesen »
Cleveland Museum of Art to host two City Stages concerts in AugustThe shows will take place in front of Transformer Station at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 3 and 10. Both shows are free and open to the public.
Weiterlesen »
San Francisco Art Book Fair offers staggering number of publications from around the worldAfter a two-year hiatus, the San Francisco Art Book Fair, which offers visitors the chance to turn the pages of a staggering number of artists’ books, monographs and zines from around the world, returns this weekend for its most ambitious edition yet.
Weiterlesen »