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A charming vegetable market in Paris *
This lovely magasin displays its owners pride via the wonderful care they take with displays. Nary a bad apple in THIS lot.
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A photo a day keeps the mundane away *
All of the shows on today's agenda are about accumulation, about art in aggregate.
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Art in the war zone *
Many, including art critic Robert Hughes, argue that modern and contemporary art have little of value to say about atrocities, GUY DIXON writes.
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Birth stories, part one *
St. John's photographer Sheilagh O'Leary has created over the last five years a thriving portrait business by offering a unique service. O'Leary does nude pregnancy portraits, birthing shoots, as well as postnatal portraits of families welcoming their new additions. Many of O'Leary's clients are women in their late 30s and early 40s -- career women who delayed pregnancy until they found their biological clocks running out.
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Diane Arbus: The voyeur is revealed *
A retrospective of the work of photographer Diane Arbus shows why her images shocked so many
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Disaster is in the details *
There are subtle epiphanies in these pictures of disaster zones, SARAH MILROY writes. Five photographers zoom in on New York's ground zero, China's Yangtze valley, Chernobyl and Hiroshima. . .
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Dream Girls show announced for Prague *
July 1st to September 15th, 2004 -- Prague, Czech Republic
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Earth to Frisco: Hendeles beat you by 13 years *
Hype is as American as violence and cherry pie, if one may paraphrase H. Rap Brown's most famous apothegm. Which perhaps explains why an exhibition of 200 photographs by Diane Arbus set to open in San Francisco next month is already being freighted with descriptives like "the most significant Arbus show in more than 30 years," and "the first utterly authoritative retrospective done with the co-operation of her family."
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Henri Cartier-Bresson, 95 *
Legendary French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, who travelled the world for more than a half century capturing human drama with his camera, has died. He was 95.
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Iban children in Sarawak *
This photo of two Iban children was taken on March 25, 2004 near the Old Fort at Kuching, Sarawak by John T.D. Keyes. Copies of an original 8 by 10-inch colour print -- or a high-resolution jpeg -- are available for purchase by writing to: jtdk@telus.net. This photo copyright worldwide by John T.D. Keyes exclusively for evalu8.org Media Inc.
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Judge seals photos of Cameron Diaz *
Photographs of Cameron Diaz taken at a private modelling session about a decade ago, before she was a star, were ordered sealed by a judge.
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Leica Gallery's New York exhibition is entitled Postcards from Paris *
Before your trip to Paris, get in the mood and go to the Leica Gallery for the photo exhibition "Postcards from Paris," which starts today.
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Not much of an emergency *
Z-z-z-z-z . . .
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Patterns of Life Show *
You are invited to a photography exhibit opening, presented by the Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery -- continues until February 19, 2006, Vancouver, BC. Admission gratis.
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Pissed-off Paris Puss *
Here's one pissed-off pussycat. Come to think of it, ALL cats look pretty annoyed in Paris. What? Not enough available rats?
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Seagram sale: 'This is a very painful process' *
As debt-ridden Vivendi puts the 700 photos of the Seagram collection on the auction block, even those running the sale seem distressed by the breakup, SIMON HOUPT writes
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The Man behind the pictures: Stuart Thomson -- Vancouver archivist (profile) *
Aren't we all lucky that an early Vancouver immigrant didn't hold back on capturing images...?
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Through, solo show *
November 28, 2003 to January 13, 2004, Vancouver, BC
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A stroll in the park *
A lovely day for a stroll in the Place des Voges
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Nokia, Kodak click cellphone-photo deal *
Nokia and Eastman Kodak Co. announced an agreement Monday aimed at making it easier for users of the Finnish company's mobile phones to store, print and share digital pictures.
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Surf's Up *
Shea Lopez competes in the Quiksilver Pro surfing competition at Cloudbreak Reef on Tavarua Island in Fiji on Monday.
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Western exposure: Artist Robert Smithson **** 1/2
Artist Robert Smithson had a taste for the magnificence of nature, SARAH MILROY writes, and British Columbia fit the bill. A current exhibition tells the tale of his four visits
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