The best camera, they say, is the one you have with you. Today, for many people, that’s their phone.
Gallery opening of the week: ‘Process: Photography’
Frank Hallam Day - “Green Alumascape with Tree” is part of “Process: Photography” at The Athenaeum.
Some photographers, believe it or not, still use cameras. The Athenaeum celebrates the diversity of photographic technology with an exhibition that includes images made by 15 types of equipment, including a pinhole camera and a stereomicroscope. The public reception for “Process: Photography” is Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m.
— Michael O’Sullivan
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Gallery opening of the week: Victoria Fu
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Ballets Russes drove audiences from modern music? Just the opposite.
The company created something brand-new and made it wildly popular throughout European society.
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