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The document discusses the evolution of street art photography from William Eggleston's pioneering color photography in the 1970s to various contemporary street photographers. It profiles several street photographers like Boogie, Craig Mammano, Tim Barber, and Seba Kurtis, describing their backgrounds, styles, and notable images that capture candid moments in public in a spontaneous, unposed manner.
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- 1. Ansel Wouldnt Approve The Rebellious Spirit of Street Art Photography
- 2. Street Art Photography One cannot even find a definition via Google
- 3. Traits of Street Art Photography Spontaneity Not studio based Emergence by the artist in the subject matter Use of film prevalent over digital Limited to no post processing Limited concern with capturing a flaw Final product often appears Amateurish in technique
- 4. William Eggleston 1 st photographer to have a color photography exhibit at New Yorks MOMA (1976) Ansel Adams was displeased writing the curator that color is only acceptable if abstract and parting from reality Untitled (The Red Room 1973) The Godfather of Street Art Photography
- 5. Untitled (Los Alamos Glass 1980)
- 6. Untitled (Halloween Outskirts of Morton, Mississippi 1973)
- 7. Boogie Born in Belgrade, Serbia Photographs urban life In 2006 released a book entitled Its All Good, Boogie was an overnight success. Gang member and his little sister. Brooklyn, 2003 Fearless Urban Photographer
- 8. Martie, crack addicted mother of 4, washing her new born baby. Brooklyn, 2005
- 9. 2010 marked a major change in Boogies work. Gypsy children in my neighborhood. Belgrade, Serbia 2010 Apocalypto. Greenpoint, Brooklyn 2010
- 10. Craig Mammano Documented New Orleans in the aftermath of Katrina. Image is considered by Craig the pure truth no post processing used. Truth in the aftermath
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- 13. Tim Barber Born and raised in Amherst, Massachusetts. Adopted a casual approach to art and design while in college. Photography is about capturing the moment not creating one. Curator of Casual Actress and Musician Chloe Sevigny
- 14. Untitled (Sink of Steam)
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- 16. Seba Kurtis The Man Without a Country Born in Argentina Lived as an illegal immigrant Overall Goal is too put illegal immigration in a new context Exposes film negative to light and/or other elements Apache Sign. Tombstone, AZ
- 17. 700 miles Ari and Nachos. El Portal, AZ God. Guadalupe, AZ
- 18. A Few Days More Saint Germain Tanta
- 20. The Exhibition Salon Style exhibition White walls Small number under each piece that corresponds with a list of the art Quotes by each artist