This exhibition chronicles the major technological developments in photographic processes from the origins of the medium until the advent of digital photography.
Opposite – Harry Callahan, Providence, 1977, dye transfer print
Exhibition runs through to March 14th, 2010
National Gallery of Art
4th and Constitution Avenue NW
Washington
DC
20565
USA
In a world obsessed with superficial image it is a refreshing contrast to look beyond the surface and appreciate the stuff that surrounds us for what it is made of, not just what it looks like on the outside. English artist Nick Veasey uses x-ray technology to peel back the layers and peer inside all manner of subjects; people, objects, natural forms and animals.
Exhibition runs through to February 13th, 2010
Young Gallery
75b avenue Louise (Place Wiltcher’s – hôtel Conrad)
1050 Bruxelles
Belgium
A restaging of the landmark exhibition first seen in 1975 at the International Museum of Photography, George Eastman House. “New Topographics” signaled the emergence of a new photographic approach to landscape: romanticization gave way to cooler appraisal, focused on the everyday built environment and more attuned to conceptual concerns of the broader art field.
Exhibition runs through to January 3rd, 2010
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
5905 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
California
90036
USA
With Tim Burton unveiling his version of Alice in Wonderland soon.
Check out the first movie adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s book, it runs at just over 9 minutes and is over 100 years old.
Curiouser and curiouser.