11 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before March 25
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Howard Greenberg Gallery
For over 40 years, Howard Greenberg Gallery has built a dynamic collection showcasing key movements in photography, from Pictorialism and Modernism to contemporary works and images created for advertising and fashion. Representing masters such as Eugène Atget, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Gordon Parks, and more, the gallery has played a pivotal role in shaping the modern photography market, relocating from SoHo to The Fuller Building in 2003 to accommodate its evolving exhibition program. Read more about Galleries.
The Strange Story Behind an Oscar Contender
Her pictures, once Mr. Maloof looked at them, revealed a remarkable eye. But a 2009 obituary in a Chicago newspaper, placed by children who had been in her care decades before, simply mourned a suburban nanny. Parallel stories emerged—of a solitary pioneering vision and of a fiercely private woman caring for children.
Double Negative? Photographers are Increasingly Printing New Versions of Vintage Pictures
It’s an artist’s dilemma: collectors are often more eager to buy a well-established artist’s early work than whatever he or she may be putting out now. Italian Surrealist Giorgio di Chirico famously resolved the problem in a controversial way, intentionally misdating some of his 1940s paintings because they were not nearly as sought-after as his work of the 1910s.
