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The English photographer John Stoddart exhibits his famous portraits in Athens and explains why he chose to live in Greece. I see photos from John Stoddart 's exhibition in Athens and the description "photographer to the stars", which accompanies him, is fully justified. I think about what he's lived through capturing everything from the British royal family to Hollywood stars, and I ask him if he remembers any particular incident. "While I was photographing the Rolling Stones , Keith Richards got very drunk, fell and...

A film by Brian's friend Michael Prince about coming to London, meeting Roland Schenk and making my way in photography. Black Country DADA 1969 - 1990 "I have written my autobiography ......yes I have written it myself! A hardback book of over 200 pages, with an insightful introduction by W. m. Hunt. It tells truthfully what it was like to survive and make ones way as a photographer in Britain back then. I tell the story through my personal experience...

Installation view of “Making Knowing: Craft in Art, 1950-2019” Whitney Museum of American Art. Photo by Sean Sime, courtesy the Whitney Museum When the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York reopened to members on August 27 after five months of closure, eager visitors with masks lined up on carefully marked social-distancing indicators outside the museum’s glass doors. Concerned patrons were inquiring where they would get their temperature checked, but surprisingly they already did. But how? As visitors walk...

Patrick Faure Wings of Fascism Exhibition Opening, Anemoi Art Gallery, London, 28 feb 2019 - Watch Video A talented and successful artist, Patrick Faure was born in Monaco. During the 1980s and 1990s his realistic skills allowed him to become a leading painter of Native Americans, winning multiple awards for his portraits. In the last few years, Faure experimented with Surrealism, before inventing a style of painting, he named Faurism. His works, which include hidden philosophical messages, are in high...

“Photography has been my life’s work and has afforded me the opportunity of leading an interesting life doing something I love. Photography has allowed me to have my hobby become my profession; and if I ever do retire my profession will once again become my hobby.” - Chuck Solomon Meet Chuck Solomon, our star sports photographer, he has been photographing sports, action and lifestyle for almost forty years. A former staff photographer, as well as a current contributor, at Sports...

This year, Art Basel Miami Beach unveils a new sector, Meridians, for large-scale works and installations. Entrance is include with a fair ticket. The VIP preview for Meridians is on the evening of Dec. 3. The fair is located at the Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center Dr, Miami Beach, Florida. A one-day ticket costs $65 and can either be purchased online or at the fair. An all-days ticket costs $145. Children aged 12 and under are free when...

Barry Kramer (1921 - 1984) was one of the most prolific photographers of his time. Like many before him, he was unknown during life but revered after death. His images capture the essence of a time gone by in American culture and entertainment and were rarely seen by the world.   With a born artistic eye, his photographic ability became obvious in his teens where he took countless opportunities to capture entertainment celebrities in places others never sought out. An...