Brian Paul Clamp
Guest - Season 2
Brian Paul Clamp, has over twenty-five years of experience in the field. He holds a Master of Arts degree in Critical Studies in Modern Art from Columbia University, and is the author of over forty articles and publications on American art to date.
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Thomas Clark
Guest - Season 2
Brilliant photo essayist, Thomas Clark works in photo sequences (photo essays as artist describes them), within which he developed a unique format of telling a photo story based on series of photos (usually at least three, describing the idea in almost cinematic form. Artist's works largely influenced by music, and connected to it. Thomas have traveled to some far and near corners of the world, finding stories to capture everywhere.
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Nina Alovert
Guest - Season 2
Nina was born in Leningrad in 1935. In 1977, Alovert moved to the United States.She had been photographing Mikhail Baryshnikov from the start of is career until his defection from the Soviet Union to Canada. She resumed working with Baryshnikov after moving to the United States While in the US, she worked for Dance Magazine and Ballet Review as a freelance photographer. She has published her photographs in many journals and books in Russia and in other countries, and has held solo shows in New York City, London, St. Petersburg, etc.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_Alovert
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Natalia Maks
Guest - Season 2
“An artist, a teacher, a traveler, a blogger, a collector, an interior design consultant, a mother, and a wife…how many roles can modern women have?” Natalia loves what she does, and she does it all with passion. She used the camera as an additional artistic tool with endless photo possibilities. She treated the images with a computer-aided program by finalizing rendering and color applications. Natalia is a passionate observer collecting moments and looks. She travels snaps and learns.
https://nataliamaks.wordpress.com
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Lilian Caruana
Guest - Season 2
My roots are in documentary photography and the central theme of my photographic work is about individuals who are outside the mainstream of the larger society. Some of the subjects I have photographed include immigrants, punks, skinheads, and gang members. I explore how individuals who, either by choice or because they are seen as the “other” live outside the dominant culture.
www.liliancaruanaphotography.com
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Sammy Boykin
Guest - Season 1
Sammy currently resides on Staten Island and frequently ventures into “The City” where he has collected thousands of images that detail just what caused him to fall madly in love with New York City in the first place.
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Carol Schaefer
Guest - Season 1
Brilliant photographer Carol Schaefer explores the connection between photography and literature, symbolism in photography and connection between visual art and literature with prominent writer.
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Joe Ovelman
Guest - Season 1
Joe Ovelmane’s project explores the difference of self-identity in connection to feminine and masculine side of a person. Discussion of relationship between artist, his art and the viewer.
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Neil Tandy
Guest - Season 1
Creative side of Neil, that has been compared on numerous occasions to many great photographers, including such diverse practitioners as Edward Weston, Cartier Bresson and David LaChapelle...
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Ian P. Clifford
Guest - Season 2
"I'm not only passionate about art but I love visual artists in general. I believe that the primary job of an artist is to provide the rest of society with the inspiration to see beyond the everyday and to look more deeply into what living means to them."
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Natalia (Natasha) Sharymova
Guest - Season 2
Excellent photo artist, Natalia Sharymova started her artistic career in former USSR, and continued her work in USA. Her works evolved from traditional black-and-white photography to extremely modernistic modified images.
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Kimberly Barbosa
Guest - Season 2
Kimberly is an Artist Experience Director at RAW Artists Los Angeles. Her expertise and exceptional organizational skills continually make RAW Natural Born Artists showcases in several regions of USA to be overwhelmingly energized and filled with art
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Arthur (Art) Toulinov
Guest - Season 2
Preferring to make pictures rather than take them, Toulinov’s studio becomes a miniature theater, the backdrop always black and the image always square. Some images are inspired by a prop, more than likely found at the flea market, some by a song, or by childhood memories, his motherland, Russia, and growing up in the Soviet Union. Intuitively, he finds the right model to emotionally express his concept, models that come from all walks of life.
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Barbara Schaefer
Guest - Season 1
I work at night, in the dark. I discover and am surprised by the absence of light and noise. Using only flickers from a flashlight, I paint with light. This work continues my lifelong artistic interests: What manifests from the unknown, the invisible? How to trust it?
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Marcus Leatherdale
Guest - Season 1
Montreal-born photographer Marcus Leatherdale has been exhibiting for more than 20 years in galleries worldwide. His work has been reviewed in Artforum, Art in America, and Art News, and is in several museum collections. Since 1993, he has been exclusively working in India, and is currently photographing rural India and the Adivasis/tribals.
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Chris Lord
Guest - Season 1
I have always shot a varied and eclectic bunch of subjects. I'm constantly on the lookout for new material for my pictures and I'll point the camera at anything that interests me. Naturally, New York City, where I live provides the bulk of my subject matter...
http://www.pixielatedpixels.com/
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Shaun La
Pilot Episode Guest - Season 1
I am a Photographer who works with film only. With 20 years in this medium, called Photography, my lens has been aimed on a dynamic range of Moments which visually has a Life.
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Ocean Morisset
Guest - Season 2
Ocean Morisset is a self-taught , award-winning photographer with nearly twenty years of experience specializing in Photojournalism and Documentary photography. A self described "humanitarian-with-a-camera", Ocean also explores Fine Art photography and engages with a wide range of subjects in life, though his passion remain in telling stories with images.
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Joe Raskin
Guest - Season 2
Joe is an artist and historian. His photography skills reveals the unknown pages of the history of New York and particularly New York subway.
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Harry Mandel
Guest - Season 2
Blilliant photographer and exceptional master of illusion. Harry applies the laws of illusion to both photography and the art of prestuige.
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Anthony Gusevich
Guest - Season 2
"Whether it is photographing, performing, directing, teaching, or designing, my drive and motivation as artist is to wake people up. We must create to keep each other awake."
https://www.anthonygusevich.com
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Lisa DuBois
Guest - Season 1
I am an inquisitive spectator exploring subcultures in the world. My inspiration comes from an intense curiosity for all people, places and things. Traveling to other parts of the world helped me appreciate the need for preserving traditions and maintaining cultural diversity in our society.
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Richard Berenholtz
Guest - Season 1
Richard Berenholtz is a world renowned New York photographer specializing in Manhattan skylines, New York cityscapes, New York panoramas and other photographs of New York. He has had six books published including Manhattan Architecture, New York Architecture, and Panoramic New York.
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Grigory Gurevich
Guest - Season 1
Grigory Gurevich,, sculptor, painter, graphic artist, printmaker, and inventor has had more than 300 exhibitions in the United States and Europe and conducted hundreds of sculpture workshops in Italy, Denmark, Russia and U.S. His paintings, drawings and sculptures have won numerous awards and are in public and private collections of famous personalities as Marcel Marceau in France, A. Raikin in Russia as well as in Denmark, Switzerland, Germany, Slovakia and The United States
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Alex AG
Single Shot Host - Season 1
Alex AG photography is an attempt to define the future of photo art. The current crisis of creative photography is a result of changes in photojournalism and visual arts in general. The need for overly realistic images is significantly diminished and transformed.