Tag Archives: Photography
2.28.2011
Tofer Chin Exhibit Recap
Reserve would like to extend a special thanks to everyone in attendance of Tofer Chin’s Courtesy Valley Phone exhibit last Friday. Tofer’s 1-of-1 photo prints are still available through the duration of the exhibit, which will be showing through April 29th.
2.15.2011
Tofer Chin: Courtesy Valley Phone
PHOTOGRAPHS BY TOFER CHIN
Opening February 25th, 2011, artist Tofer Chin will be exhibiting a collection of photographs at Reserve LA. The exhibition, entitled Courtesy Valley Phone, will celebrate the collaboration between Tofer and Freshjive for two 2 t-shirts in their 2011 Spring Collection: “Weekend Warrior” and “Here Comes The Sun”.
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Tofer Chin: Courtesy Valley Phone
Friday, February 25th, 8PM-12AM
Reserve LA
420 N. Fairfax Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
12.27.2010
Black Star: 60 Years of Photojournalism
Quite possibly one of the most complete works of photojournalism to date, Black Star’s catalog of images serve to relate the human experience in its endless forms. Capturing images from Vietnam to Los Angeles and back, Black Star provides readers with an unparalleled look into the way our world functions by showcasing photographs from the past 60 years. A wonderful read, this will be a great one for the coffee table.
$80, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
11.29.2010
Fruit Tramps: A Family of Migrant Farmworkers
Capturing their lifestyle with incredible accuracy, Herman LeRoy Emmet has managed to expertly photograph the lives of migrant farmworkers from the South. Using stunning black and white imagery, Emmet’s pictures are honest and engaging. Providing an account of the daily lives of the Tindals, Emmet’s work portrays the lives of his subjects in their natural setting. An eye opening account of life, Herman’s work is authentic and timeless.
$145, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
11.22.2010
La Danse
Reaching into the world of ballet, photographer David Hamilton captures the elegance and style of ballet. Combining photographs with dramatic prose, Hamilton has created a book dedicated to the beauty of ballet. Whether a dancer yourself, or merely a photographer, La Danse provides readers with an honest glimpse into the world of ballet.
$85, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
11.1.2010
My Eyes Have Seen
Traveling across the U.S during the 60’s, Bob Fitch was on the front lines to witness many of the cultural moments that defined the 60’s. Told through a series of black and white shots, My Eyes Have Seen gives readers an unparalleled look into the lives of the people that were at the foundation of the nonviolent movement for peace and justice in America. An incredible body of work, Fitch’s work is something that should be experienced by anyone looking to understand what life was like in the 60’s.
$90, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
10.11.2010
Sans Titre
Capturing images of the mentally ill, Diane Arbus has created a timeless book that is shocking yet undeniably engaging. Donning different outfits and masks, the people of Titre’s work convey a dark reality that many will never experience. A fascinating read, Sans Trite should be taken in by everyone.
$140, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
8.9.2010
Photographis 84
Recapping the most innovative advertising visuals from the year, Photographis 84 is an in depth look into the ads that characterized 1984. Featuring detailed information about the artists, brands and images involved in the campaigns, Photographis 84 provides readers with an opportunity to chart the development of many contemporary brands. Providing viewers with an understanding of where they’ve been, but more importantly where they’re going.
$45, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
7.19.2010
Street Art: The Punk Poster In San Francisco
As a medium for creative expression, street art has risen to prominence as a means by which to express yourself, while also presenting an idea to the public. Since its initial practices, street art has grown into a social phenomenon as street artists like Mark Jenkins and BLU have achieved incredible fame and notoriety for their work. From the mind of Peter Belsito comes a glimpse into street art from decades past. Capturing street art images from 1977-1982, Belsito paints an accurate portrayal of the street art movement in San Francisco from various points of view. A must for any ...
7.5.2010
Eye Love You
Armed with a vision and a camera, photojournalist Ed Van De Elsken set out to capture the world around him. Photographing the people and places that he encountered along the way, Ed amassed a vast collection of photographs depicting life from around the world. Filled with colorful images and lasting expressions, Eye Love You is an honest portrayal of humanity and culture.
$500, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
6.28.2010
Vietnam Inc.
While many were armed with guns, knives, and grenades, photojournalist, Phillip Jones Griffiths was armed with a camera. Capturing the essence of the war, Griffiths found that the ideals and worldview of the U.S and Vietnam could be aptly observed within the context of the war. Not for the faint hearted, Griffiths pictures honestly portray the realities of Vietnam, and relate the experiences of the people involved.
$130, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131.
William Klein Photographs