Last week I attended Paris Photo LA (note bene: you say Pear-EE, like Gay Paris, not PEAR-is, like the Loveliness of Paris) this is a famous French photo fair now enjoying its third year as a satellite fair in LA. A three-day festival of fine art photo galleries showing off their wares, the fair is held on the backlot of Paramount Pictures—so while some of the galleries’ booths are housed in sound stages, many are inside the little fake storefronts of the faux-New-York street sets. It was very fun to stroll among the pretend buildings and look at art alongside the super casual chic denizens of LA’s art scene (think gorgeous breezy sundresses and designer shades and beautifully tousled children—someone seriously should have been shooting street fashion photos here, they would have had a field day). The level of art being exhibited was very high—I saw something amazing in nearly every booth I visited. I noticed that portraiture was especially prevalent, and strong. Though this post is very long, it's just a fraction of the photos that caught my eye!
David Alan Harvey
R. J. Arnold, 1890s
Francois Fontaine
Jamel Shabazz, 1981
Claude Iverné
Garry Fabian Miller
Hassan Hajjaj
Todd Hido
Zoe Crosher
Anton Corbijn
(Keith Richards in drag)
Alejandro Guijarro
Mona Kuhn
Malick Sidibé
Guido Mocafico
Ralf Peters
Santiago Porter
Nobuyoshi Araki and Motoyuki Daifu
Floriane de Lassée
Zoé T. Vizcaíno
Ramiro Gomez
Grace Ndiritu
Daniela Comani
Fred Herzog, 1961
Angela Strassheim
Josef Hoflehner
Liu Zheng
Peter Liversidge
Antoine Rose
Marten Elder
Tal Shochat
Richard Caldicott
Richard Avedon
Unglee
Desiree Dolron
Baudouin
Richard Misrach
Julien Levy
Juergen
Teller
Fred Herzog
Yves Marchand
& Romain Meffre
Kimiko Yoshida
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