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“Alaļa In Warhol’s Eyes”—Discover Rare Images of Azzedine Alaļa’s First-Ever Show in New York

Vogue
Before Pieter Mulier, Rihanna, and the Guggenheim Museum, there was Azzedine Alaļa, Pat Cleveland, and Bergdorf Goodman.
1 month ago

Bayeux Museum lands 1872 reproduction of tapestry from Rolling Stone’s estate

The Guardian
Lifesize replica of 70-metre work, which cost museum £16000, was part of sale of late drummer Charlie Watts's estate.
8 months ago

Court of Appeal ruling will prevent UK museums from charging reproduction fees—at last

The Art Newspaper
A recent judgement on copyright in the Court of Appeal (20 November) heralds the end of UK museums charging fees to reproduce historic artworks.
9 months ago

Can UK museums still charge for images of artworks?

Apollo Magazine
Assertions have been made that museums will now be prevented from charging fees for the reproduction of the museum's photographic images of artworks.
8 months ago

An Exhibition in Negative: Nigel Henderson, Parallel of Life and Art and the Photographic Image

Wiley Online Library
This essay focuses on a series of photographic negatives relating to the ground-breaking exhibition Parallel of Life and Art, which opened...
10 months ago

Picture Library

National Museums Scotland
The Picture Library of National Museums Scotland comprises a vast wealth of material from our museums.The library contains pictures from:National Museum of.
1 month ago

Epson launches the SureColor SC-P5330 for vibrant photos

ChannelLife New Zealand
Epson has launched the Epson SureColor SC-P5330 Photo Graphic Inkjet Printer, designed explicitly for vibrant photographic reproduction on various media.
3 months ago

Epson’s latest photo graphic inkjet printer – SureColor SC-P5330 – set to redefine professional photography printing

Punto! Central Luzon
The Epson SureColor SC-P5330 Photo Graphic Inkjet Printer that's built for vibrant photographic reproduction across various media.
3 months ago

Crossing Benjamin’s Border: Rereading “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”

Glasstire
In the slim 32-page essay, with a foreword by Hannah Arendt, Benjamin outlines and predicts the destruction of the power of the original art object.
111 months ago

President’s Desk: The Black Cat and the White Cat

The American Society of Cinematographers
When I was a cinematography student, my classmates and I enjoyed learning from a rather eccentric teacher. He was supposed to illuminate the...
88 months ago