Laurence Miller Gallery : URBANATICS: The City Seen and Unseen - 16 Nov 2011 to 22 Dec 2011

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16 Nov 2011 to 22 Dec 2011
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 11-5:30
Laurence Miller Gallery
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Artists in this exhibition: PETER BIALOBRZESKI, ST�PHANE COUTURIER, JOAN COLOM, DENIS DARZACQ, CHARLES HARBUTT, FRED HERZOG, HELEN LEVITT, RAY K. METZKER, TOSHIO SHIBATA, MICHAEL SPANO, BURK UZZLE, BRUCE WRIGHTON, AND OTHERS


URBANATICS: The City Seen and Unseen

PETER BIALOBRZESKI, STÉPHANE COUTURIER, JOAN COLOM, DENIS DARZACQ, CHARLES HARBUTT, FRED HERZOG, HELEN LEVITT, RAY K. METZKER, TOSHIO SHIBATA, MICHAEL SPANO, BURK UZZLE, BRUCE WRIGHTON AND OTHERS

November 16 - 24 and December 8 - 22, 2011

The intent of this exhibition is to remind ourselves how much we are missing while we walk through our cities fixated on the screens of our mobile devices. There was a time when no such distraction existed, and collisions between pedestrians was more accidental than commonplace.

Through the eyes of more than 15 wonderful photographers let us be entertained and mesmerized by the intimate details and moments captured by those who looked carefully and affectionately at the city beneath them, above them and all around them.

Perhaps noone captured the lyricism of city life better than Helen Levitt, exemplified by her 1939 image of a girl with her head buried in a baby carriage while the baby grins ear to ear. Or Burk Uzzle's 1970 picture from Chicago, where a crowd leans over a railing to witness a ... we really don't know, but we are curious, just like all those viewers on the bridge.

And the secrets hidden by the dark of night are revealed by Fred Herzog, who captured in the late 50's the neon glow of downtown Vancouver, or by Joan Colom, who meandered through the centuries old Raval district of Barcelona during those same years. Or by Charles Harbutt, catching a kiss on a New Years Eve.

And the secrets hidden by the dark of night are revealed by Fred Herzog, who captured in the late 50's the neon glow of downtown Vancouver, or by Joan Colom, who meandered through the centuries old Raval district of Barcelona during those same years. Or by Charles Harbutt, catching a kiss on a New Years Eve.

The show also features classic black and white work by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Andre Kertesz, Ray Metzker, Daido Moriyama, Peter Keetman, Michael Spano, and bold contemporary color prints by Europeans Peter Bialobrzeski, Stephane Couturier and Denis Darzacq.


Contact: Vicki Harris
Laurence Miller Gallery
20 West 57th Street
New York, NY 10019
Tel. 212.397.3930
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