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This iconic surrealist image of the women with the spherical tears is by avant-garde photographer and artist Man Ray (1890-1976). It is marvellously theatrical, and surreal because it only partly …

Masahisa Fukase's "From the Window" series

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“Fleeted Happenings” is a series of double exposure captures by photographer Andrew Lyman, exploring the “transcendence of memory through time in relation to space”. via …

This exhibition at Tate Modern explores modern urban life in New York and Tokyo through William Klein, one of the 20th century's most important photographers and filmmakers, and Daido Moriyama, the most celebrated photographer to emerge from the Japanese Provoke movement

#womenshistorymonth Highly regarded as an influential Surrealist photographer in the 1930s, #DoraMaar was friends with Brassaï, Man Ray, Jean Cocteau, and André Breton, the charismatic leader of the Surrealists. When Maar met Picasso in the mid-1930s, she became the most influential of his many muses. During the ten years they were together, she abandoned her career as an acclaimed professional photographer and instead photographed Picasso, including her famous series of him painting…

12 different cocktails, 4 friends, equals 48 cocktails. And we managed to get most of the photos in focus. This project was really just a good excuse to have a few cocktails with some friends. Cocktails have a classic, sophisticated and seductive feel. I wanted to create photos that matched that. Film noir came to

Jason Farago reviews the exhibit “From Bauhaus to Buenos Aires: Grete Stern and Horacio Coppola,” at MOMA.

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