Sentence examples for Present photography from inspiring English sources

Though identifying less familiar haunts would have been a welcome addition, the images here do succeed in going beyond the concrete to capture what Elisabeth Sussman describes in her foreword as the image of the city, both permanent and transitory, that "haunts past and present photography of New York".

He's also presented photography documentaries for the BBC.

So "Le Temps, Vite" also presents photography, video art, movies, music and interactive computer terminals.

In the 1980s it presented photography, films, and objects and decor of the cinema.

Besides having a Chelsea gallery where it presents photography exhibitions, its main mission is as a magazine and book publisher.

One of the most celebrated women in the history of photography, Cameron presented photography as an art form, not merely a neutral recorder of facts or "reality".

Working with local fashion designers of her home base in Lagos, Nigeria, Swiss-Guinean artist Namsa Leuba presents photography electrified with vivid colors and eye-catching outfits in her new series NGL, debuting at The Armory Show.

He's been taking pictures ever since, mostly of everyday life and always with a book or a zine in mind, which are the best ways of presenting photography because then you're allowed to touch the goods.

And some of them are told by art, as can be seen in two exhibitions in New York at present: "Epic Photography of the Cuban Revolution" at the the Cuban Art Space in Chelsea, and "Shifting Tides: Cuban Photography After the Revolution" at Grey Art Gallery, New York University.

FOCUS -- modern and contemporary art, from 1880 to the present; including photography, from 1839 to present.

He also hopes the festival will present Turkish photography to a global audience.