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Sir David Attenborough, the renowned British naturalist, hasreferred to Yellowstone National Park as the “AmericanSerengeti.” From bears and bison, to rugged peaks, roaring falls and fuchsiaskies peppered with blue, cotton ball clouds, the landscapes andcritters that call it home make it a photographer’s paradise. These wonders were on display Monday night at the WestYellowstone Visitor [...]

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A classic documentary photograph from the 1930s – Dorothea Lange’s Migrant Mother, say – records the ravaged resilience of the woman depicted, and the concern (not the psychological anguish) of the woman who took it. In 1967, the New Documents exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York featured three photographers moving, in [...]

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Halloween History Tour Cope Middle School students will unmask the creators of Halloween – from the ancient Celts and Romans to Irish immigrants and Victorians – during their second annual Halloween History Tour, a benefit for the school garden, from noon to 4 p.m. today at the school at 1000 W. Cypress Ave. The school’s [...]

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In the Filipino language Tagalog, the term “Balikbayan” means to return to one’s town. with more than 7000 miles separating Los Angeles from the Philippines’ capital city of Manila, returning to their roots is a long trip for Filipinos. but while issues in the Philippines seem far away, they also reach Filipino Americans in the [...]

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Last modified: Monday, October 17, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oct. 17, 2011 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The African Studies Program at Indiana University Bloomington is celebrating its 50th anniversary this Thursday through Saturday (Oct. 20-22) with a series of events, which will include a photography exhibit, lectures and music. Interest in Africa dates back decades, particularly [...]

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      LOS ANGELES, Oct. 17, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — the Annenberg Space for Photography is pleased to announce its next exhibit – Digital Darkroom, a group show featuring the work of 17 artists from the U.S., France and the U.K. that explores the intersection of art and technology. Digital Darkroom opens to the public [...]

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Taking pictures throughout one’s life has been a part of American culture for over a hundred years now. The camera was first introduced in the United States in the early 1800s and was commercialized later in the century. From the time it was first put into the American market until now, the camera and the [...]

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Style and Subversion 1970 – 1990  Explores Postmodernism and its impact on architecture, design and art The Victoria and Albert Museum have announced a major autumn exhibition exploring Postmodernism. this will be the first in-depth study of architecture, design and art covering the 1970s and 1980s, examining a recent and contentious phenomena in art and [...]

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Morocco is situated in North Africa, on the Atlantic Ocean and extending into the Mediterranean Sea. with a diverse landscape and rich culture, it is the perfect country to explore on foot. Morocco treks are becoming increasingly popular, and people are beginning to see the value in discovering its beauty on Morocco hiking holidays. Known [...]

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Shutterbugs, and those who love them, won’t want to miss this year’s Photopolis. The city-wide photography festival runs for the month of October, and is an opportunity to discover work by local, national and international artists in a variety of venues. The exhibits will showcase a full range of photographic technologies: from images captured by [...]

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