American Photography
online videos
Arizona Public
Media offers a June 3, 2008 video
(05:04) to compliment the exhibit Lee Friedlander: American Monuments
May 17, 2008 - August 3, 2008 at the Center for Creative Photography. The
exhibit examines national identity as seen by a keen observer. Renowned
photographer Lee Friedlander's work on American Monuments explores how we
define ourselves.
The WGBH/Boston
Forum Network includes a number of videos on Art
and Architecture. Partners include a number of Boston-area museums,
colleges, universities and other cultural organizations.
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston partnered with the Forum Network for Modern Art in America, (43 minutes) in which Heather Cotter, Museum of Fine Arts Gallery Lecturer, gives an overview of the roots of American modern art using examples from the Museum's collection. This talk in the galleries of the Museum of Fine Arts investigates the foundations of modern art in America, focusing on works by Georgia O'Keefe, Arthur Dove, Charles Sheeler, and Stuart Davis. [September 28, 2003]
The Museum of Afro-American History partnered with the Forum Network for Looking For Mr. Gilbert: African-American Photographer, a lecture by John Hanson Mitchell., author, presents slides of works by Robert Alexander Gilbert, who was a 19th century African American artist. Mitchell talks about the life of this unassuming Renaissance man who took haunting photos of the Boston landscape and its people. [March 30., 2005]
The Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami partnered with the Forum Network for Alexander Heria: Photographs I by Alexander Heria, photographer. (9 minutes) Alexander Heria discusses his poetic photographs of foliage on display at MOCA North Miami's Goldman Warehouse, as part of the New Art: South Florida exhibit. [September 4, 2007]; and Alexander Heria: Photographs II by Alexander Heria, photographer. (7 minutes) Alexander Heria discusses his poetic photographs of foliage on display at MOCA North Miami's Goldman Warehouse. (Lecture contributed by WPBT) [September 4, 2007]
The J. Paul Getty Museum's web site, as of April 2005,
provides over twenty videos, including collection tours, behind the scenes
conservation methods for various types of art, installations, artist conversations,
and the making of several types of art in a "Video
Gallery" that uses RealPlayer. In the Video Gallery's "behind
the Scenes" section a 3-minute video is named "Hockney: Pearblossiom
Highway" and features David Hockney explaining the inspiration for
one of his creations. Another 3-minute video named "Photographs Overview"
discusses photography as art.
Accompanying the page for the exhibit The Photographs of Frederick Sommer: A Centennial Tribute, showing May 10 - September 4, 2005, is a video explaining how Sommer transformed objects using photography.
Included in the page for the exhibit All the Mighty World: The Photographs of Roger Fenton, 18521860, on exhibit February 1 through Aprl 24, 2005, a video shows how Fenton photographed the Crimean War.
Accompanying the page for the exhibit Walker Evans: Before + After, on exhibit July 10 - October 28, 2001, a 4 1/2-minute video introduces the exhibition and another 4 1/2-minute video features Walker Evans in His Own Words.
The PBS American Masters series includes a documentary
concerning Alfred Stieglitz. PBS's web site offers a page
that includes eight video clips from four to nine minutes in length not
found in the original documentary. Stieglitz-experts in the clips include
Historian Thomas Bender; Alan Trachtenberg, Professor of American Studies
at Yale; Richard Whelan, Stieglitz Biographer; Elizabeth Hutton Turner,
Curator at Philips Gallery; Sarah Greenough, Curator of Photographs, National
Gallery of Art; Joanna Steichen, Author, and widow of Edward Steichen; Sue
Davidson-Lowe, author and grand-niece of Stieglitz; and Wanda Corn, art
historian at Stanford.
More from American Masters:
From YouYube Master Photographers: Andre Kertesz
(1983) BBC series; part
1 9:54; part
2 10:20; part
3 7:32; part
4 3:52
From YouTube "Alfred
Stieglitz" [05:42]
From YouTube "Garry
Winogrand - Part 1" [05:39] Documentary on Garry Winogrand - Part
1
From YouTube "Garry
Winogrand - Part 2" [06:13] Documentary on Garry Winogrand - Part
2
A contributor to YouTube named Cybelephotography combined music and photographs by famous photographers into 55 "Masters of Photography" videos including the following:
TFAO also suggests:
Resource Library articles and essays on American
photography: 18-19th Century,
19-20th Century, 20-21st Century
Texts on American photography from other
web sites
Online audio clips and shows
on American photography
DVD or VHS videos on American
photography
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