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Photographer, Claire Thomas recounts her time as a horse wrangler on a ranch in Wyoming.
For more than 10 years, a British photographer spent her summers at a dude ranch in northwest Wyoming. Here’s what she captured.
SUMO GIRLS: Photographs by Laura Liverani in COOPH. Take a virtual tour of the exhibition at www.anastasia-photo.com
View a selection of works from Laura Liverani's current exhibition SUMO GIRLS over on L'Oeil de la Photographie.
Anastasia Photo présente une exposition en ligne du travail de la photographe documentaire Laura Liverani. L'ancienne pratique du sumo japonais remonte à
Now on view: SUMO GIRLS. Photographs by Laura Liverani.
The ancient practice of Japanese sumo dates back to the prehistoric era, yet professional sumo remains exclusive to men. Women are prohibited from even stepping foot in the dohyō, the sacred ring where sumotori wrestle. Despite this, female sumo wrestlers do exist even if not yet acknowledged by the ranks of the professional sumo.
View online at: https://anastasia-photo.com/photographers/laura-liverani/
The ancient practice of Japanese sumo dates back to the prehistoric era, yet professional sumo remains exclusive to men. Women are prohibited from even stepping foot in the dohyō, the sacred ring where sumotori wrestle. Despite this, female sumo wrestlers do exist even if not yet acknowledged by ...
Thank you Newsweek Japan／ニューズウィーク日本版 for featuring Jessica Chou's current exhibition "Suburban Chinatown."
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Jessica Chou joins an incredible group of photographers who are speaking out against anti-Asian hate. Follow the link to read their stories.
Nearly two months since shootings at three Atlanta-area spas left eight people dead — including six women of Asian descent — a group of photographers reflect on what it means to be Asian American.
On view at www.anastasia-photo.com: Jessica Chou's "Suburban Chinatown" explores daily life in majority-Asian suburbs in California's San Gabriel Valley.
Through this ongoing series, which began in 2013, Chou grapples with the notion of the suburban landscape and how immigrant communities fit into that narrative. Chou poses questions such as how does the narrative of the California ethos, the suburbs and the American Dream take shape within an Asian community that is largely disconnected or omitted from that history? What does it mean to maintain cultural heritage when it is absent from the physical landscape that it originates from?
Image: Jessica Chou, Woman in Abercrombie, Monterey Park, 2013. © Jessica Chou, courtesy Anastasia Photo, a division of AG Global, New York.
On view at www.anastasia-photo.com: Jessica Chou's "Suburban Chinatown" explores daily life in majority-Asian suburbs in California's San Gabriel Valley.
Through this ongoing series, which began in 2013, Chou grapples with the notion of the suburban landscape and how immigrant communities fit into that narrative. Chou poses questions such as how does the narrative of the California ethos, the suburbs and the American Dream take shape within an Asian community that is largely disconnected or omitted from that history? What does it mean to maintain cultural heritage when it is absent from the physical landscape that it originates from?
Image: Jessica Chou, Woman in Abercrombie, Monterey Park, 2013. © Jessica Chou, courtesy Anastasia Photo, a division of AG Global, New York.
Congratulations to Arianna Huffington and her editors at
Thrive Global who have created a science-backed success manual for our new normal full of too-small-to-fail Microsteps that is both timeless and tailored to our moment. #YourTimeToThrive http://YourTimeToThriveBook.com
An exhibition of work by #NatanDvir with be opening this Friday at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi in Taipei, before traveling to Taichung and Tainan in March and April.
#NatanDvir’s Homelands | 安居之所 explores both his motherland, Israel, and New York City, where he resided for over 11 years. Growing up in Israel, from an early age Dvir was exposed to strong religious, social and political views. As a result, much of his work focuses on the human aspects of political, social and cultural issues.
This exhibition was produced in conjunction with 財團法人新光三越文教基金會 | Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Cultural & Educational Foundation. For more information follow the link below or visit our website.
安居之所 Homelands 從紐約到特拉維夫的時空旅人 國際知名以色列紀實攝影師－Natan Dvir，他鏡頭下的故事深刻刻劃人與人之間、與當代文化、社會和政治等議題之間的關係。本次以「Homelands安居之所」系列展覽，呈現了他攝影創.....
An exhibition of work by #NatanDvir with be opening this Friday at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi in Taipei, before traveling to Taichung and Tainan in March and April.
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Featured in the Washington Post: Justin Mott traveled to Suriname to photograph Monique Pool, AKA "The Sloth Lady" and Founding Director of Green Heritage Fund Suriname. These images are another important chapter in Mott's ongoing series "Kindred Guardians."
Photographer Justin Mott documents sloth rescue and rehabilitation by Monique Pool, founder and director of Green Heritage Fund.
Deep in the remote Amazon, indigenous villagers receive the coronavirus vaccine. Last year, #JonathanAlpeyrie photographed these communities that were hit hard by COVID-19. AMAZONAS, a 3D virtual exhibition of these images is on view via our website.
Brazilian military flew medical personnel and 1,000 doses of a Chinese vaccine deep into the Amazon rainforest on Tuesday to start inoculating indigenous people against the coronavirus.
We are excited to announce the opening of Jonathan Alpeyrie’s AMAZONAS, now on view as a 3D virtual exhibition at www.anastasia-photo.com.
This year, photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie traveled to the remote city of Manaus in Northern Brazil to photograph the pandemic’s effects on some of Brazil’s Indigenous tribes. During his time in Manaus, Alpeyrie visited tribal communities such as the Tuika, the Kokama and the Apurinã who live in and around the city, exploring how they have been affected by the pandemic, as well as the pernicious effect of modernity on their culture and environment.
We are excited to announce the opening of Jonathan Alpeyrie’s AMAZONAS, now on view as a 3D virtual exhibition at www.anastasia-photo.com.
This year, photographer Jonathan Alpeyrie traveled to the remote city of Manaus in Northern Brazil to photograph the pandemic’s effects on some of Brazil’s Indigenous tribes. During his time in Manaus, Alpeyrie visited tribal communities such as the Tuika, the Kokama and the Apurinã who live in and around the city, exploring how they have been affected by the pandemic, as well as the pernicious effect of modernity on their culture and environment.
A special thank you to Namuun Battulga and @USAmbMongolia for your interesting and insightful discussion on Mongolia and the U.S. Thank you to the teams at U.S. Embassy - Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and @yec.mn for helping us put this together.
Watch the discussion online at: www.anastasia-photo.com/the-falcon-flies-high
US Ambassador to Mongolia, Michael Klecheski discusses present day Mongolia with Namuun Battulga, Founder of the Namuun Children’s Foundation and eldest daughter of President Khaltmaagiin Battulga.
On the front page of today's The New York Times: George Steinmetz joined writer Henry Fountain in Happy, TX to report on fixing cattle's climate issues.
The United States is home to 95 million, and changing what they eat could have a significant effect on emissions of greenhouse gases like methane that are warming the world.
The United States is home to 95 million cattle, and changing what they eat could have a significant effect on emissions of greenhouse gases like methane that are warming the world.
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"Music of New York" the current exhibition with the photographer William Meyers at the Anastasia Photo Gallery.🖼
A black and white gallery showing off various musicians that parade the cityscape of New York City.
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On view online through September 26: Music New York explores the ways in which New Yorkers encounter music. In the eighteen photographs from the Music New York project featured in this exhibition, William Meyers captures both familiar and uncommon expressions of the city’s musical culture. www.anastasia-photo.com
Image: William Meyers, Uptown Bounce: Latin Disco, Museum of the City of New York, Upper East Side, August 9, 2017. ©
William Meyers, courtesy Anastasia Photo, New York.
WATCH: Venezuela in Crisis: Politics and Migration in the Time of Maduro and COVID-19. Moderated by Miguel Pizarro, Deputy of the National Assembly of Venezuela with Andrew Selee (President, Migration Policy Institute), Carolina Jimenez (Deputy Research Director for the Americas, Amnesty International) and documentary photographer, Felipe Jácome. https://anastasia-photo.com/the-conscientious-lens/
Thanks, Juxtapoz Magazine for highlighting Felipe Jácome's current exhibition, Caminantes: The Venezuelan Exodus. On view as a 3D virtual exhibition at www.anastasia-photo.com
Since 2015, nearly five million Venezuelans (roughly 15% of the population) have emigrated from their home country while 94% of those remaining live i...
Graydon Carter and Alessandra Stanley's Air Mail features Felipe Jácome's current exhibition Caminantes: The Venezuelan Exodus. Take a 3D virtual tour on our website: www.anastasia-photo.com
Felipe Jácome: Caminantes, June 11, 2020 - June 27, 2020 at Anastasia Photo, New York, United States
Felipe Jácome's exhibition Caminantes: The Venezuelan Exodus has just been featured in The New York Times. Explore the exhibition from home at www.anastasia-photo.com.
Take a 3D virtual exhibition tour of our latest exhibition, Caminantes: The Venezuelan Exodus by Felipe Jácome. On view at www.anastasia-photo.com now!
Since 2015, nearly five million Venezuelans (roughly 15% of the population) have emigrated from their home country while 94% of those remaining live in poverty in a deepening humanitarian crisis fueled by economic mismanagement and human rights violations.
Felipe Jácome, "Pedro and His Nephews," 2019. © Felipe Jácome, courtesy Anastasia Photo, New York.
Pedro migrated to Perú early 2018 but went back to Venezuela to bring his wife and child. His eight nephews decided to tag along and join him in Perú in search for a better life. According to the UN, Perú reached a record daily high of 8,000 Venezuelans crossing the border in June 2019. There are now over 800,000 Venezuelan refugees and migrants living in Perú.
Thanks COOPH for highlighting Ans Westra's current exhibit at Anastasia Photo. We are pleased to announce that Westra's exhibition "Urban Drift" will be extended through March.
New Zealand's Maori culture portrayed over a period of 60 years.
Read more in our latest Exhibit Review: 'Urban Drift' by Ans Westra 👉 coo.ph/2UXSGsZ
Justin Mott has returned to Ol Pejeta Conservancy to photograph Najin and Fatu's historic o**m pickup. This procedure could provide the last two remaining northern white rhinos some hope of future offspring.
Perspective Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events
Thank you PDN for featuring a selection of Ans Westra's current exhibit, "Urban Drift." On view for the first time in the United States at Anastasia Photo through February 22nd.
Ans Westra, the self-taught photographer credited with creating the most comprehensive visual record of New Zealand's Māori culture, is the subject of a new show at Anastasia Photo. Check out her images on Photo of the Day.
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"Picture Power: Photographs by Peter Bush" Newsweek Japan／ニューズウィーク日本版
＜ニュージーランド先住民族マオリの価値観「マナ（誇り、名誉）」を深く理解している...
Peter Bush "recorded the history of his country as it unfolded in front of him". -New Zealand sports commentator, Keith Quinn discusses Peter Bush and his coinciding exhibitions of All Blacks photography in New York and Japan.
'MANA: 60 Years of All Blacks Photography ' will be showing in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Peter Bush, MANA: 60 Years of All Blacks Photography featured on Stuff. Currently on view through November 23 at Anastasia Photo and opening October 22 - November in Tokyo at adidas' flagship (23-5 Udagawacho, Shibuya City, Tokyo 150-0042).
From Dan Carter to Jonah Lomu, images of the greatest All Blacks are going on display in the Big Apple.
Justin Mott discusses his longterm project "Kindred Guardians" with LFI - Leica Fotografie International. The first installment documenting the last two remaining northern white rhinos was recently on view at Anastasia Photo.
Justin Mott's pictures of the last two northern white rhinos have been seen all over the world. The photographer spoke with us about his faith in humanity, and the plans he still has – and he confides in us which equipment he finds best for telling his stories.
The gallery's current exhibition, Peter Bush, MANA: 60 Years of All Blacks Photography featured in South China Morning Post. On view at Anastasia Photo through November 23.
On the eve of the Rugby World Cup, Manhattan gallery goers will be getting an eyeful of New Zealand’s vaunted rugby culture and their championship national team.
Congratulations to Justin Mott on being awarded an International Photography Awards for his series "To Serve & Protect," recently on view at the gallery.
Join us and Justin at The Farm Soho on Monday, September 16th at 7pm for a Panel Discussion: Kindred Guardians with Kathi Lynn Austin (Conflict Awareness Project), Wim Brown (Focused Conservation). Moderated by Sara Marinello (WCS Newsroom).
RSVP Essential: [email protected].
Fatu and Najin(mother and daughter) are the last 2 remaining northern white rhinos in the world. They are protected and looked after around the clock at Ol Pejeta conservancy in Kenya by caretakers and armed guards. The people who look after them sacrifice and risk their lives for these animals, thi...
Peter Bush, "NZ vs France, 2nd Test, Athletic Park, Wellington, New Zealand," 1968. © Peter Bush, courtesy Anastasia Photo, New York.
Thank you National Geographic for selecting an image from Justin Mott's current exhibition, "No Man's Land" for "Your best photos of the week."
Each week, our editors choose stunning photos submitted by members of Your Shot, National Geographic's photo community.
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