Dirty Rendezvous by Chas Ray Krider, hard cover, 192 pages, 210 color images, 7 x 10 inches (18 x 25 cm). Published by Goliath Books of Berlin. Chas Ray Krider delivers an enthralling body of work with this high quality collection of sex noir imagery. Gorgeous girls posing shamelessly behind closed doors … Continue reading →
On the heels of his major retrospective exhibit at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum last year, Chang Chaotang’s work was on display this April (2014) at Aki Gallery in Taipei, Zen Foto Gallery in Tokyo, Tosei Gallery in Tokyo, and Place M Gallery in Tokyo. A series of talks at the various galleries … Continue reading →
Phel Steinmetz : 1944 – 2013 The University of California San Diego Department of Visual Arts is saddened by the loss of one of its early faculty members, Professor Emeritus Phel Steinmetz, who died on October 30 at 69 from complications related to Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Phel joined the Visual Arts … Continue reading →
Rendon Retrato : Michael Mehl is featured in The Rivard Report. Photo by Al Rendon. Text by Gary Whitford. Rendon Retrato Series FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA is an international festival of photographic arts located in and around San Antonio. We have two elements: the physical presence of the exhibits and a digital … Continue reading →
Taipei Fine Arts Museum Museum Director’s Foreword Always on the go and first one on the spot –Chang Chaotang has been taking photos ever since high school. During his fifty-year artistic career, he has created works spanning photography, television films, documentaries and feature films. Reflecting the state of the times, … Continue reading →
Lori Nix | More Photographs From The City October 17 – November 16, 2013 Artist’s reception: Thursday, October 17, 2013, 6 – 8 pm ClampArt 521-531 West 25th Street, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10001 (646) 230-0020 | info@clampart.com ClampArt is proud to announce Lori Nix’s second solo show at the … Continue reading →
Photographer/Filmmaker Chang Chaotang is featured in an article by Pat Gao for Taiwan Review. Chang Chaotang’s career parallels the massive changes seen in Taiwan’s society over the past fifty years. Like An Electric Shock : Chang Chaotang Documents Fifty Years Of Social Change Taiwan Review (link to online feature). Below is … Continue reading →