The Art of The Lens, Fall 2024
Dive into the latest updates and news from the world of iconic photography.
PHOTOGRAPHY AS A COLLECTIBLE ART FORM - as seen in the new york times and the economist
In October 2024, two major publications highlighted the growing importance of photography as a collectible art form for galleries, collectors, and art advisors, along with the increasing number of exhibitions dedicated to it.
In The New York Times, it was noted that as AI technology advances, traditional photography is gaining status as a fine art object, appreciated for its vintage appeal in contrast to the new digital medium. The Economist observed a rising interest in fashion and fashion photography, emphasizing its role as a source of escapism in today’s world.
Read key insights and excerpts here.
The New York Times
The Economist
Patrick james michel: A SERIES OF EXHIBITIONS IN FRANCE and monaco
ABOUT THE ARTIST
French photographer Patrick James Michel has made a name for himself by capturing the unique beauty of various cultures and communities around the world. One of his most remarkable bodies of work is his exploration of the world's tribes.
“His project to photograph human tribes is driven by a profound care for different cultures,
along with a desire to use his art to make a meaningful impact on the world.”
Discover the latest exhibitions of Patrick James Michel and explore the captivating stories behind his newest works. Don’t miss out on his artistic journey and upcoming projects.
Watch the interview of photographer Patrick James Michel to discover his unique vision, experiences and work.
TIMELESS: ROBERT FARBER'S fashion photography, a solo exhibition at vero beach museum of art
Vero Beach Museum of Art
From February 10 to August 31, 2025, the Vero Beach Museum of Art in Florida will present Timeless: Robert Farber's Fashion Photography, featuring a curated selection of images from the photographer’s Vintage Fashion and Deterioration series.
The History of Photography: A Constantly Innovating Art Form
Ansel Adams (Source: Pinterest)
Since the earliest days, photographers have pursued new methods to capture and interpret the world around them. Photography as a medium cannot be separated from its constant search for innovation, marked by technological advancements, artistic experimentation, and shifts in cultural perception. For collectors, this presents both opportunity and challenge, as adapting to the shifting landscape requires a nuanced understanding of photography’s evolving nature.