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Same Same, But Different #5

Tosh Matsumoto, up top, and Garry Winogrand, below. Interestingly, I think both pictures were taken around the same time, meaning, maybe the same decade. Matsumoto is part of the “Photographers of Japanese Descent” show at Howard Greenberg in NYC, which opens on March 14th. I’d link to the relevant info on their site, but the Greenberg site is engineered as a pop-up, boo-hoo.

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rolo Mar 24 2008 / 8pm

You can hot-wire the Greenberg site by going here:

http://www.howardgreenberg.com/flash.html

Then click on the current exhibition.

Stupid pop ups. . . .
Luke McGuff Mar 24 2008 / 9pm

You’d probably like “The Ongoing Moment” by Geoff Dyer — he tracks the history of photography by following examples of the same type of picture through time. For instance, blind street musicians.

There’s also a “same same but different” in Stephen Shore’s Uncommon Places and Joel Sternfeld’s American Prospects. Both feature pictures of people playing in a river in Yosemite, with Half Dome in the background.

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