Contemporary Art Photography: Human Altered Landscape
This one-hour talk reviews the exciting work of documentary-style contemporary photographers who have focused their practice on our changing American and global landscape. Our point of departure will be the 1975/76 watershed exhibition New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape which featured works by Robert Adams, Stephen Shore and Hilla and Bernd Becher amongst others. We will also explore the incredible work of Edward Burtynsky, Robert Polidori, Richard Misrach, and several others

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Fine Art B&W: From Capture to Perfecting the Print | Bild Expo 2025

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Lewis Baltz and The New Topographics

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Countless Miles of Photographs with Robert Adams

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History of Landscapes with Michael E. Gordon

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26 New Topographics

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Richard Misrach: Never the Same | Art21 "Extended Play”

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The Decline of Photojournalism: How American Business Killed the Photo Essay

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Introduction to the Show: American Silence: The Photographs of Robert Adams

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The Sacred - Robert Adams

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“Photography lacks intentionality." | Photographer Paul Graham | Louisiana Channel

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Mark Ruwedel

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Photography Meets Abstraction

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THE PHOTOBOOK SHOW WITH STEFAN FRANK. EPISODE 11: NEW TOPOGRAPHICS

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Q&A with Robert Adams and Gregory Crewdson

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STEPHEN SHORE : THE LA BREA MATRIX : LAPIS PRESS

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New Topographics - Photographic landscapes

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But Beautiful - The photographs of Robert Adams

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Robert Adams, "American Silence" | Aperture PhotoBook Club

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Thomas Struth: A Life in Photography | Brilliant Ideas Ep. 51

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