Reviews

In Atmosphere, photographer Evan Anderman’s previous exhibit at his Journey Through Landscape gallery, he recalled the sinuous cloud images of early 20th century master Alfred Stieglitz’ and his famous ‘Equivalents’…

All too often fine art photography galleries offer too little beauty and too much ‘concept’. Call me old fashioned, but I want, my artist’s eyes want, to appreciate more than…

Every once in a while something unexpectedly wonderful happens, and just such a thing has happened to photographic art enthusiasts living along the Front Range. Through 22 July, 2012, the…

In his essay Making Art New, Robert Adams considers the difficult and awkward topic of ‘newness’ in photography. Can there be anything new in photography when its genres have been…

When photography art historians create a short list of the great street photographers of the 20th century you can be certain that right there along with the renowned European masters,…

Those who can, do; many also teach Remember, those who can, do; those who can’t, teach. (From George Bernard Shaw’s Man and Superman) As I crossed the threshold into the…

It’s official – technological innovations like the iPhone have revolutionized visual communications, spurred uprisings, and sustained occupations in a new world inundated with instruments of invention, intrusion, and instant gratification.…

Through January 1, 2012, the Denver Art Museum is exhibiting a wonderful retrospective of master photographer Robert Adams. The exhibit is entitled: "Robert Adams: The Place We Live, A Retrospective…

The current photo exhibit, Masterworks of Photography from the Collection of Hal Gould, at the Byers-Evans House displays a few of the finest, most recognizable images of the 20th century.…

Since the time of Eve, or for Darwinians, since the time of Lucy, women have been the primary gatherers and preparers of food. Sure, men like to focus on hunters,…