The new issue of People features an exclusive White House interview with President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, who—along with Bo, the First Dog—were photographed for the magazine by Art Streiber. “We were scheduled to have 10 minutes with the President and First Lady and Bo, for two setups—the closeup and the wide [...]
curated folios
- CC52: The First Six Months
- Kids!
- Matthew Rolston: Celebrity Portraits
- Oscar: Photographs by Art Streiber
- Polaroids: Selections From the Archive of Photographer Walter Iooss
- Rolph Gobits: Auction & Exhibition Highlights 2010
- Shanghai: Photographs by Michael Wirth
- The Brooklyn Circus: Photographs by John Midgley
- The Sexiest Men Alive
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- Uwe Duettmann
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Polaroid and the artists who love it
Newsweek‘s website is presenting a slide show on Polaroid film and the fine artists—people like Chuck Close, Mary Ellen Mark, Philip Lorca di Corcia, and Timothy Greenfield-Sanders—who cherish it for reasons that go far beyond its ability to provide instant gratification. Here’s Timothy’s segment, featuring his portrait of Michelle Obama: ……. ……. …….