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'Zoologischer Gärten': Candida Höfer's photos
San Francisco Chronicle - Mar 11, 2010
... at natural history museums by photographers such as Richard Barnes and Hiroshi Sugimoto than to the animal work by "Zoo" photographer Britta Jaschinski. ... The name game
Economist - Mar 10, 2010
Particularly striking stands included those devoted to Willem de Kooning (L&M), Hiroshi Sugimoto (Fraenkel Gallery), Fred Wilson (Pace Wildenstein) and Matt ...

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Hiroshi Sugimoto: Architecture

by: Marco de Michelis, Robert Fitzpatrick
The photographs in Hiroshi Sugimoto's "Architecture" are the gentlest of abstract art. Although the subjects have been reduced to the simplest of forms, they are still recognizable and there are no modifying or distracting elements added,

The pictures are all of iconic architecture, ranging across history from the entrance to the temple of Dendur at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, through the structures of Le Corbusier and Wright, to Gehry. The pictures are all taken from classic angles, either head on, or at 45 degrees to the structures.
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Hiroshi Sugimoto

by: Kerry Brougher, David Elliott
If you have never seen Sugimoto's work and you have an interest in conceptual art and photography, you are in for a treat. As he says, his work is all about time and what better way to show time than through a photograph. Beautifully produced, this book hints at the depth of the original large format images that can now be seen at a retrospective at San Francisco's de Young museum.

The book begins with his portraits in a wax museum and dioramas from New York's Museum of Natural History.
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Sugimoto

by: Hiroshi Sugimoto, Thomas Kellein
I was first introduced to Sugimoto about five years ago when I saw his Theatre series at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. His photos captured a kind of ghostly emptiness - white screens framed by the darkened outlines of seats. To capture the exposures he would leave the camera shutter open at a low aperture for an entire sitting of a film. I was really impressed at how he could transform two hours of motion into one eerily still exposure.

This new series of seascapes does not disappoint.
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Hiroshi Sugimoto: Theatres

by: Hans Belting
This lavish book is the only complete collection of the renowned Theaters series, in which Hiroshi Sugimoto opens his shutter as a film begins and closes it as it concludes. ìDifferent movies give different brightnesses. If itís an optimistic story, I usually end up with a bright screen; if itís a sad story, itís a dark screen. Occult movie? Very dark.î
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