This is a discussion on Edward Steichens "Family of Man" exhibition within the Photographic Discussions forums, part of the Foundations of Photography category; In discussing various masters and influences; I says "whoa, let us discuss (arguably) the greatest exhibition of all" Curated by the master himself. These links ...
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Edward Steichens "Family of Man" exhibition
In discussing various masters and influences; I says "whoa, let us discuss (arguably) the greatest exhibition of all" Curated by the master himself. These links are from the shows current home.
VR map. All though in French, you get the point http://www.cna.public.lu/2_PHOTO/2_4...lle/index.html Text from the centers director (© Jean Back Chargé de Direction Centre National de l'Audiovisuel) Many more essays' are of course available http://www.luxembourg.co.uk/clervaux.html#family May make an amazing "themes" thread. Personally I think that I would only have one photo to contribute. Gives me something to think about, because I think this exhibition really illustrates photography's powerful voice. |
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