Photo LA was all about the black and white print. Booth after booth showed traditional and vintage imagery in smaller sizes, undoubtedly a reflection of a more conservative buying public. It appeared that photographs were selling, but the the age of the large color statement piece seemed to be absent (at least until the economy picks up). A few galleries were color centric, but none brought large scale prints.
Some offerings from Hous Projects:
Some of the gallery offerings:
In conjunction with Photo LA, Center hosted Review LA on Friday and Saturday. Seventy five photographers came from around the globe to sit with curators, gallerists, book publishers, and agents to receive guidance and feedback on their projects, and network with the photographic community.
Laura Wzorek Pressley and Jessica Parker from Center:
Photographers between reviews:
The Review LA Portfolio Viewing held in a ballroom at the Doubletree Hotel in Santa Monica on Friday evening. Open to the public, participating photographers shared their work with Photo LA exhibitors, reviewers, photography collectors, and fans.
Marjorie Salvaterra and Andy Adams:
Mary Virginia Swanson and Bernd Reinhardt
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