When does a photo portrait cross the boundaries of traditional portraiture to become art for the sake of art?
Panopticon Gallery in Boston has curated a group exhibition of work that challenges the definition of portraiture by photographers and artists Fritz Liedtke, Andrea Raynor, Holly Lynton, Samuel Quinn, Wendy Paton, KK DePaul, Marybeth Rothman, Zia Ayub, Stephen Sheffield, Hans Hiltermann, Charlotte Niel, Douglas Prince, Ellen Carey and others.
We're pleased to know that three of the artists included in the show were discovered at Lens Culture FotoFest Paris in 2011.
What's in a Face
March 2 - April 10, 2012
Panopticon Gallery
Inside Hotel Commonwealth
502C Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215 USA
www.panopticongallery.com
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What’s in a Face
A new group exhibition at Panopticon Gallery in Boston explores the limits and peripheries of photo-based portraits. The image shown here is by Andrea Raynor.
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What’s in a Face
A new group exhibition at Panopticon Gallery in Boston explores the limits and peripheries of photo-based portraits. The image shown here is by Andrea Raynor.
What’s in a Face
A new group exhibition at Panopticon Gallery in Boston explores the limits and peripheries of photo-based portraits. The image shown here is by Andrea Raynor.
