Category Archives: Gallery Report

Aperture Gallery Nancy Burson’s gallery: This gallery was one of my favorites because of the strangeness to all the images. The images were of animals faces mixed in with other types to make a weird mix of new animal. The whole … Continue reading →

City Stages Photographer: Matthew Pillsbury The photographer photographed the people in motion. The background was very sharp. All the photos were in black and white and it was in long, medium shots. Most of the scenes had something going on, … Continue reading →

City stages: The artist behind the exhibit photographed subjects in motion. The subject matter was the motion of the congested areas. The photographer used a long exposure time so you can see the of the people and other moving things … Continue reading →

Angel Crespi Digital photography HW# 6 Matthew Pillsbury gallery was one of the most interesting galleries we visited; his subjects were mainly city attractions that he would capture in black and white. my first thoughts of the exhibit was that … Continue reading →

Aperture Foundation, Exhibit: City Stages Posted on the four walls of the room are images in somewhat black and white.  By having them in a boxed setting helps to evoke the sense of motion throughout the photographs. The subjects vary … Continue reading →

Matthew Pillsbury It is mainly about city scape and movement. He uses long exposure time to create a transparency effect that helps make a fast paced feel that New York is mainly about. The photos are all in black and … Continue reading →

Gallery 1: City Stages by Matthew Pillsbury. In this exhibit, it contains the work of Matthew Pillsbury. The entire gallery contains his photography in black and white. The main subject for his work focus on a city life or urban … Continue reading →