Updated - June 14th, 2013
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Ron Diorio Come Play With Me - a new series of photographs We are excited to announce the launch of a new body of work by Ron Diorio - Come Play With Me - to coincide with the selection of two of his videos for a new exhibition at the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University. This new series follows the success of Diorio's last two series - Comin' Around Again and Hometown. These images represent an aesthetic continuation, but signify a radical departure in terms of subject matter. Diorio explains: "In 2012, I began a project to make Subfactors, an experimental film suggested by a research paper published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior on 'Why Humans Have Sex.'" Participants in the research project were asked to answer how frequently each of 238 reasons led them to have sex. "I posted on Craigslist, using various 'reasons' for having sex as the headline or subject of my Casual Encounters listing. The images that formed the basis for the Come Play With Me series were initially sent back in response to those postings." The Complete Come Play With Me series is available for viewing here. Come Play With Me and Diorio's short Subfactors were recently highlighted on AI-IP's Pro Photo Daily, by David Schonauer. |
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Ron Diorio The Kinsey Institute Juried Art Show 2013 Two of Ron's videos, Nervous Thinking & Subfactors, were selected for a new exhibition at the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University. This contemporary art exhibition features paintings, prints, photographs, ceramics, wearable art, metalwork, sculpture, fiber art, and video installations by a mix of local, national, and international artists. The artworks explore themes related to sex, gender, eroticism, reproduction, sexuality, romantic relationships, the politics of sex and gender, and the human figure. The show opened on May 17th and will run through July 13th. More information can be found here. For a complete list of all video screenings & exhibitions Ron has participated in, and links to watch Nervous Thinking, Subfactors and more of his video work, please click here. |
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Andrew Fladeboe In Norway Andrew Fladeboe is currently in Norway working on a new photographic project, The Dogs Of Norway. To view the new work and keep tabs on his travels please visit his blog. Fullbright Grant Andrew Fladeboe has been awarded a Fullbright grant to photograph in New Zealand from 2013-2014. The Shepherd's Realm Andrew Fladeboe has a new series on his website. The Shepherd's Realm can be viewed here. |
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Tyler Udall First Exhibition At The Little Black Gallery & Press Tyler Udall's exhibition at The Little Black Gallery ended on March 16th. Both the exhibition and Tyler's work have been the subject of a number of articles in the last couple months, including this spread from the February 10th issue of The Sunday Times. Artdaily.org has a write up of Tyler and his exhibition that can be viewed here. This piece was also been promoted by The Huffington Post. Dazed and Confused did an interview with Tyler that can be viewed here. Trebuchet Magazine wrote about Tyler and the show back in January comparing his work to that of Juergen Teller and Ryan McGinley. Le Journal de la Photographie has a write up on the show here. The exhibition was also been highlighted by 1883 Magazine. Tyler's work is available to view on our site. |
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Patricia Richards New Work Patricia Richards will be coming out soon with a new body of work featured in Hero magazine. |
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Ranee Palone Flynn The New Yorker Ranee Flynn will have new work featured in T Magazine of the New York Times. |
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Christopher Bucklow The New Yorker Christopher Bucklow's piece Tetrarch 2:43pm, June 19, was featured in the New Yorker's Goings on About Town section this week. View the piece on their website. |
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Todd Jordan Our Legacy A brand new book from menswear brand Our Legacy is out featuring Todd's photography. The book and Todd's work within it can be viewed here. |
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Ryan McGinley Ryan McGinley in NYC Taxis Ryan McGinley recently directed a music video for Icelandic band Sigur Rós' song "Varúð". Thirty seconds of the video was played in 3,000 taxis around New York City in February as part of a project launched by the Art Production Fund. |
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Peter Hay Halpert by Stéphanie de Rougé An Interview Stéphanie de Rougé recently visited with Peter to discuss everything from his first encounter with photography to the opening of his own gallery. You can read the full article at Le Journal de la Photographie. |
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Articles from the Archive Larry Clark Peter Halpert has been writing about photography for nearly 25 years. His body of work includes over 600 articles as well as numerous books, columns and essays covering all aspects of the world of photography. We will begin presenting a number of these works on our site to give those interested a chance to view photography from a different perspective. You can read the full article on Larry Clark here. |
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Other Works For Sale Contemporary Photography In addition, we have a select inventory of contemporary photographs by artists such as Richard Avedon, Bill Henson, David Hilliard, Annie Liebovitz, Vik Muniz, Cindy Sherman, Alec Soth, Hiroshi Sugimoto, and others. Address inquiries to phh@phhfineart.com. |