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Tag: exhibition

Bill Jay Archive: Confessions of a Gallery Hater

Posted on 09/12/202209/12/2022 by gscott20120

The Family of Man: A Reappraisal of “The Greatest Exhibition of All Time”

Posted on 16/09/202216/09/2022 by gscott20122

Audio Opinions Podcasts: A Photographic Life

PODCAST: A Photographic Life, Episode 191: Christmas Special, Plus Curator, Editor, and Photographic Consultant Zelda Cheatle

Posted on 22/12/202113/12/2021 by gscott20120

Should Publicly Funded Photography Be Open to Being Questioned?

Posted on 08/11/202109/11/2021 by gscott20123

Photography, The Photographer and the User Experience

Posted on 01/11/202101/11/2021 by gscott20120

The Virtual Exhibition: Too Little, Too Soon.

Posted on 13/03/202113/03/2021 by gscott20120

FILM: Helena: Every Day Is A Morning After

Posted on 14/11/2020 by gscott20121

What Is The Future for the Photographic Exhibition?

Posted on 03/10/2020 by gscott20127

REVIEW: Herb Ritts, “En Pleine Lumière”: PARIS 2016

Posted on 03/10/2016 by gscott20120

REVIEW: Arthur Elgort at Colette: Paris 2016

Posted on 03/10/201603/10/2016 by gscott20120

Opinions Reviews

Klein & Moriyama

Posted on 01/11/201210/01/2013 by gscott2012