Han Ping-Chien (1891-1930) with Family Troupe, June 2018

Han Ping-Chien (1891-1930) with Family Troupe, June 2018Artwork Info About the Artist Artist Docs 2018 Unique hand embroidered pigment print on archival paper with metallic thread Signed, dated, editioned, and annotated with thread reference numbers, in pencil, au verso Version 1 of 5 Janet Dey is a Toronto based visual artist whose work uses various mediums to explore matters of the mind, time, and our talent for invention and elaboration. Her current work with found portraits uses threads to invite an

Der Speigel and The Wall Street Journal

where she creates Tintype images using the “Wet Collodion” technique that was in common use more than 150 years ago

views that are often filled with humour and influenced many Canadian photographers who followed

Massachusetts in 2016

Greatly concerned with print quality

Putting Words to Paper

Three issues of Camera Work featured her photographs

Pringle was retired from acting and living a privileged life on the edge of New York City’s swanky Upper East Side

The quiet brilliance of Magnum photographer Inge Morath - The Guardian

it is quietly expressive of Japanese culture and displays Friedlander’s ability to reduce content to its bare minimum

White was greatly influenced by Alfred Stieglitz’s concept of “equivalence

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