claudiocambon
10-Mar-2008, 23:06
I need your advice!
I am teaching a class this summer in Paris on "Paris through the eyes of (some of) the Masters," and am looking for the work of contemporary practitioners who focus on Paris in order to round out my historical stable of Marville, Atget, Kertesz, Cartier-Bresson, Brassai and Doisneau.
Landscape-wise I am mostly set (Couturier's work stands out strongly), but I am also looking for people photographers, especially ones who deal with its multi-ethnic nature and the various neighborhoods. I've seen that work for Marseilles, which has a large Arab-North African population that is spawning an interesting urban subculture of its own, but nothing yet for Paris. Suggestions on anything good from LF portraits to hand-held smaller, more off-the-cuff work would be greatly appreciated, basically anything that helps students look at Paris today.
I just saw an interesting, if only slightly inspiring show at the LA Public Library of contemporary work, but it is very landscape-heavy.
Thanks in advance for any ideas!
Claudio
I am teaching a class this summer in Paris on "Paris through the eyes of (some of) the Masters," and am looking for the work of contemporary practitioners who focus on Paris in order to round out my historical stable of Marville, Atget, Kertesz, Cartier-Bresson, Brassai and Doisneau.
Landscape-wise I am mostly set (Couturier's work stands out strongly), but I am also looking for people photographers, especially ones who deal with its multi-ethnic nature and the various neighborhoods. I've seen that work for Marseilles, which has a large Arab-North African population that is spawning an interesting urban subculture of its own, but nothing yet for Paris. Suggestions on anything good from LF portraits to hand-held smaller, more off-the-cuff work would be greatly appreciated, basically anything that helps students look at Paris today.
I just saw an interesting, if only slightly inspiring show at the LA Public Library of contemporary work, but it is very landscape-heavy.
Thanks in advance for any ideas!
Claudio