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Showing posts with label Corey Arnold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corey Arnold. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 December 2008

Corey Arnold at Charles A. Hartman Fine Art

Posted on 08:46 by election
Gulf Crossing © Corey ArnoldIf you are in Portland, Oregon you are probably getting rained on right now, drinking some shade grown coffee from Stumptown, and wondering what to do with your Thursday night. I strongly suggest you go to Charles A. Hartman Fine Art for the opening reception of Corey Arnold's Fish-Work exhibition. Corey is one of my favorite photographers and one my favorite people
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Friday, 25 April 2008

An Opening, Two Closings and a Monkey on a Motorbike

Posted on 07:21 by election
Pieter Hugo Cover/Juxtapoz MagazineJust a quick update from the California Zephyr as I speed across America. Tonight my first solo show in Germany opens at the Pool Gallery in Berlin. The people at Pool couldn't be nicer and Art Das Kunstmagzin has chosen the show for their Tip of the Week.This weekend marks the closing of both my first solo show at Paul Kopeikin Gallery and the Car Culture
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Friday, 18 April 2008

Corey Arnold on NPR

Posted on 07:13 by election
© Corey ArnoldCorey Arnold is a great photographer who manages to marry the best parts of documentary and conceptual work to produce images that are uniquely his own. He is also on my shortlist of truly wonderful people in the world. Check out this nugget of audio and visual gold he just did with NPR.
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Wednesday, 12 December 2007

A Good Deal Just Got Great

Posted on 20:33 by election
Perry, Route 80, Kentucky 2005 © Amy SteinHumble Arts Foundation is currently offering 20% off the price of their limited edition print selection. That means you can now get an even better deal on already ridiculously low priced prints by some great photographers. And, you will be supporting the fabulous work of the Humble Arts Foundation in the process. If you've always wanted to buy one of
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Wednesday, 14 November 2007

Humble Arts Foundation Announces Grant Winner

Posted on 08:24 by election
Claire, 2007 © Molly LandrethHumble Arts Foundation has just announced the winner of it's first semi-annual grant for emerging photographers (GEP). Drum roll, please. The winner is the very talented Molly Landreth, for her current series, Embodiment. I tend to gush a bit when talking about the Humble Arts Foundation, but they are just so gushable. If you are an emerging photography, and
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Tuesday, 28 August 2007

Battle Photo: Swans!

Posted on 12:51 by election
© Corey Arnoldvs.© Will Rogan
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Friday, 24 August 2007

Richard Misrach: This Photo is Blowing My Mind

Posted on 05:32 by election
Desert Fire #153 (Man with Rifle) © Richard MisrachWhile I was visiting Corey Arnold in Portland, I was flipping through his copy of Richard Misrach's Desert Cantos and rediscovered this remarkable photograph. All of Misrach's photos in that book are amazing, but I kept coming back to this one image.
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Wednesday, 15 August 2007

Greetings from Portland, Oregon

Posted on 10:16 by election
We rolled into the Rose City yesterday after a hike through Oneonta Gorge and a stop at the Edgefield for a couple of beers. We found a couple of stranded motorist, but the next couple of days are all about exploring Portland and taking a rest from photography. Last night we hung out in the Hawthorne neighborhood with the fabulously talented Corey Arnold and crashed at his home for the night.
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Tuesday, 7 August 2007

Humble Arts Foundation Offering Limited Editioned Prints

Posted on 04:52 by election
Peri, Route 80, Kentucky 2006 © Amy SteinStarting today Humble Arts Foundation will be offering small editioned, signed prints from three photographers: Corey Arnold, Jessica Roberts, and your's truly. The purchase of the prints will help support Humble's mission of advancing the careers of emerging fine art photographers. The prints are priced to move, so you better grab one (or two) quickly.
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Thursday, 2 August 2007

Stranded Tour Hits the Northwest

Posted on 19:31 by election
2007 © Amy SteinNext Saturday I will be heading west for the next leg of my Stranded series. For eight days I will be driving the highways of northern California and Nevada, southern Idaho, and most of Oregon searching for stranded motorists.As I've mentioned before, making pictures for this series is hard work and there is great deal of chance involved. Hopefully, the many miles traveled (
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Wednesday, 23 May 2007

Corey Arnold: This Photo is Blowing My Mind

Posted on 18:56 by election
© Corey ArnoldThis Photo is Blowing My Mind is a new regular blog feature where I will highlight a single photograph that is currently blowing my mind. First up, this stunner from Corey Arnold's Arctic-ness series. Corey has a solo show going on right now at Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica. Go check it out.
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