Baron Wolman
#Photographe
- Interview
Rencontre avec Baron Wolman, photographe officiel de Rolling Stone Magazine
Baron Wolman is a 76 year old photographer, and he worked major part of his life for the Rolling Stone magazine, as the official photographer. He started his career as a hobby. The moment he picked up a camera, he fell in love with photography. The hobby became a career in 1961 where he took photos of the building of Berlin wall and wrote a story about it. He had both photo and story published in a major US newspaper. At that moment he said to himself, “voila, I now have a career… !!!”
Then, he wanted to be a photojournalist. But he changed his point of view and moved to USA, San Francisco. There, he met a young student in photography who, thanks to Wolman's help, wanted to create a new kind of magazine dedicated to photo and music. Baron Wolman once in San Francisco, started to tak... - Exposition
Baron Wolman - The Rolling Stone Years
La Pobeda Gallery de Moscou, présente une exposition sur le travail de Baron Wolman, photojournaliste connu surtout pour avoir été le premier directeur de la photographie du magazine Rolling Stone.
POBEDA Gallery and Marketing Communication Agency TBD Group are proud to present the solo show of Baron Wolman. This is the first time the well-known photojournalist, famous for being the first chief photographer of the Rolling Stone magazine, brings his works to Russia. Highlighting the exhibit are Wolman’s limited edition prints of his best known photographs as well as original contact sheets and all the vintage magazines he made covers for.
Baron’s professional photographic career began in West Berlin in the 1960s where he was stationed with the military. From Berlin he sold his f... - Exposition
« A visage découvert » à la galerie LUMAS
Notre visage est le reflet de notre âme. Nos yeux, notre bouche, notre expression révèlent notre vie intérieure, nos sentiments et nos pensées. Ou bien ce que nous prétendons penser: nous préférons souvent voiler notre propre visage et arborer un masque d’emprunt. Organisée par LUMAS Paris, «A visage découvert» expose une sélection d’une grande variété de portraits pris par cinq photographes différents. Que les modèles soient des grandes vedettes ou des célébrités locales, des musiciens ou des acteurs, leurs traits ne cessent de nous fasciner.
Nous pensons bien les connaître, être capable de décoder leur mimique ou leur gestuelle – mais pouvons-nous...
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Baron Wolman is a 76 year old photographer, and he worked major part of his life for the Rolling Stone magazine, as the official photographer. He started his career as a hobby. The moment he picked up a camera, he fell in love with photography. The hobby became a career in 1961 where he took photos of the building of Berlin wall and wrote a story about it. He had both photo and story published in a major US newspaper. At that moment he said to himself, “voila, I now have a career… !!!”
Then, he wanted to be a photojournalist. But he changed his point of view and moved to USA, San Francisco. There, he met a young student in photography who, thanks to Wolman's help, wanted to create a new kind of magazine dedicated to photo and music. Baron Wolman once in San Francisco, started to tak...
La Pobeda Gallery de Moscou, présente une exposition sur le travail de Baron Wolman, photojournaliste connu surtout pour avoir été le premier directeur de la photographie du magazine Rolling Stone.
POBEDA Gallery and Marketing Communication Agency TBD Group are proud to present the solo show of Baron Wolman. This is the first time the well-known photojournalist, famous for being the first chief photographer of the Rolling Stone magazine, brings his works to Russia. Highlighting the exhibit are Wolman’s limited edition prints of his best known photographs as well as original contact sheets and all the vintage magazines he made covers for.
Baron’s professional photographic career began in West Berlin in the 1960s where he was stationed with the military. From Berlin he sold his f...
Notre visage est le reflet de notre âme. Nos yeux, notre bouche, notre expression révèlent notre vie intérieure, nos sentiments et nos pensées. Ou bien ce que nous prétendons penser: nous préférons souvent voiler notre propre visage et arborer un masque d’emprunt. Organisée par LUMAS Paris, «A visage découvert» expose une sélection d’une grande variété de portraits pris par cinq photographes différents. Que les modèles soient des grandes vedettes ou des célébrités locales, des musiciens ou des acteurs, leurs traits ne cessent de nous fasciner.
Nous pensons bien les connaître, être capable de décoder leur mimique ou leur gestuelle – mais pouvons-nous...