New York City is truly blessed to have two great museums dedicated specifically to photography. It reminds the public that photography isn't just the act of taking a photo. There's a lot more meaning behind it.
Those meanings come to the fore at the new Fotografiska New York exhibits. Martin Scholler's latest exhibit investigates folks who got off death row using video, stills, and chilling sound snippets. Naima Green has an exhibit that, to me, stood out mostly for its emphasis on the human touch. Cooper and Gorfer have the most conceptual series there that's bound to enthrall. But you'll start with Hassan Hajjaj--who wants to take back his country from just being a nice backdrop. . thephoblographer.com
2021-3-20 01:00
