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Rediscovering Garry Winogrand’s long forgotten color work – Feature Shoot

Garry Winogrand (American, 1928-1984). Untitled (Cape Cod), 1966. 35mm color slide. Collection of the Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona. During the 1950s and ‘60s, Garry Winogrand made…

Post date May 30, 2019
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Garry Winogrand Is the Forgotten Photographer Behind These Iconic Images

Garry Winogrand led a controversial life, but he left the world a trove of genius photographs.

How Garry Winogrand Transformed Street Photography | The New Yorker

The new documentary “All Things Are Photographable” shows how Winogrand’s presence, engagement, and risk were inseparable from and essential to the resulting images.

Trailer: The First Documentary About Street Photographer Garry Winogrand

Garry Winogrand: All Things Are Photographable is an upcoming documentary film about the life and work of famous American street photographer Garry

Walking the Streets with Geoff Dyer & Garry Winogrand | by Richard B. Woodward | NYR Daily | The New York Review of Books

Geoff Dyer’s new book, The Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand, is more linear than his first, The Ongoing Moment, but no less idiosyncratic. Selecting one hundred images from among the estimated one million that the fantastically prolific street photogr

B: “I really try to divorce myself from any thought of possible use of this stuff.”

For a photographer with so many memorable quips to his name, Garry Winogrand didn't leave much of a paper trail. The four books he made du...

Why Did Garry Winogrand Photograph That? – The New York Times

In “The Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand,” Geoff Dyer picked 100 of the street photographer’s images and wrote essays about each one.

The Mystery at the Heart of Great Photographs – The New York Times

Pictures that capture a moment in history sometimes contain a glint of magic, an element of wonder that can never be fully understood.

“Welcome to the Winogrand Circus” – Gary Winogrand speaks to students at Rice University | dvafoto

It’s Winningham who introduces Winogrand, saying “Welcome to the Winogrand circus,” and then Winogrand asks for questions from the students. He talks about how he works, his approach to different subjects, and the work of other photographers (Robert Frank, Walker Evans, Bruce Davidson–at 21:44: “[East 100th Street] is sickening…morally, it’s sickening, and photographically it’s just a goddamned bore,” and others). It’s a wide-ranging and very informal talk, but offers a fascinating perspective from Winogrand about his own work and others’.

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http://www.dvafoto.com/2015/06/welcome-to-the-winogrand-circus-gary-winogrand-speaks-to-students-at-rice-university/

Garry Winogrand Talks to University Students About Photography in 1977

Garry Winogrand was one of the most notable and prolific American street photographers of the 20th century. He is known for capturing a vast record of

Garry Winogrand – Garry Winogrand: Behind the Legend | LensCulture

A blockbuster exhibition, a jam-packed catalogue—and an extended interview with the man responsible for the curatorial vision behind this once-in-a-generation exhibition

Post date December 23, 2014
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Jeu de Paume : Garry Winogrand, Unstable Balance – The Eye of Photography

“The world is not a tidy place,” said the American photographer Garry Winogrand. “It’s a mess. I never try to put it in order.” His photographs seem to exist in a kind of unstable equilibrium. It shifts and seethes within the frame, pushing at its edges. The figures laugh and shout, their glances sharp as knives. Even the horizon is crooked. It’s as if life itself was crammed into a small rectangular frame:

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http://www.loeildelaphotographie.com/2014/12/10/exhibition/26812/jeu-de-paume-garry-winogrand-unstable-balance

Post date December 10, 2014
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Paul Graham Visits the Garry Winogrand Retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art : The New Yorker

Post date July 16, 2014
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A Visit to Garry Winogrand’s Retrospective

Garry Winogrand’s 25-year retrospective, currently on display at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., includes Winogrand’s iconic images of everyday Americans—New Yorkers out on the street, lone figures in busy airports, and eerie scenes of we

Post date April 24, 2014
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Post date May 28, 2013
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Garry Winogrand, Who Retreated from Editing

Mr. Winogrand was so prolific that he could hardly be bothered to edit his work. A new retrospective explores the relentless output of a complicated artist.

Post date May 13, 2013
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