Adam Hinton
#Photographe
- Exposition
Jazz Lives: The Photographs of Lee Friedlander and Milt Hinton
This exhibition brings together Lee Friedlander’s and Milt Hinton’s extraordinary images that capture the people, spirit, and history of jazz. Friedlander’s photographs of New Orleans musicians were made during a series of visits to the city from the late 1950s to the 1990s. Renowned bassist Milt Hinton’s photos were shot over the course of his musical career, which spanned the 20th century, and offer an insider’s view of the jazz scene. Organized by students, including musicians from the Yale Undergraduate Jazz Collective, this show features performances by student, faculty, and community jazz groups throughout its run.
Exhibition organized by Yale University students under the direction of Pamela Franks, Deputy Director for Exhibitions, Programming, and Education and the Interim Seymo... - Exposition
Adam Hinton - Lovin'it
HOST gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibition of photography by Adam Hinton. Hinton’s new work from Shanghai documents the emergence of an aggressive consumer society in which the new proletariat of “communist” China comes to terms with living under the surreal haze of fluorescent lights and the constant gaze of advertising images.
The vivid colour photographs echo the nascent metropolis’ energy and explore the subtle interchange between the city framework and people who populate it. From commodity fetishism to impressions of personal nostalgia, Hinton’s work has dramatically drawn out the personal hope, dreams and struggles of the people of a 21st century metropolis.
Hinton’s book, Lovin’ It, published by Dewi Lewis, will be launched at the exhibition with signed copies...
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This exhibition brings together Lee Friedlander’s and Milt Hinton’s extraordinary images that capture the people, spirit, and history of jazz. Friedlander’s photographs of New Orleans musicians were made during a series of visits to the city from the late 1950s to the 1990s. Renowned bassist Milt Hinton’s photos were shot over the course of his musical career, which spanned the 20th century, and offer an insider’s view of the jazz scene. Organized by students, including musicians from the Yale Undergraduate Jazz Collective, this show features performances by student, faculty, and community jazz groups throughout its run.
Exhibition organized by Yale University students under the direction of Pamela Franks, Deputy Director for Exhibitions, Programming, and Education and the Interim Seymo...
HOST gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibition of photography by Adam Hinton. Hinton’s new work from Shanghai documents the emergence of an aggressive consumer society in which the new proletariat of “communist” China comes to terms with living under the surreal haze of fluorescent lights and the constant gaze of advertising images.
The vivid colour photographs echo the nascent metropolis’ energy and explore the subtle interchange between the city framework and people who populate it. From commodity fetishism to impressions of personal nostalgia, Hinton’s work has dramatically drawn out the personal hope, dreams and struggles of the people of a 21st century metropolis.
Hinton’s book, Lovin’ It, published by Dewi Lewis, will be launched at the exhibition with signed copies...