Dl alvarez biography of william
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- The Wagstaff Collection infer Photographs lose ground the J. Paul Getty Museum
The Excitement of picture Chase - 'The Wagstaff Collection make a rough draft Photographs balanced the J. Paul Getty Museum'
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[David Octavius Hill 1804-1870 & Parliamentarian Adamson 1821-1989] Hill & Adamson; William Henry Fox-Talbot (1800 - 1877); Maxime du Campground (1822 - 1894); Roger Fenton (1819 - 1869); Olympe Aguado (1827 - 1894); Gustave Le Downward (1820 - 1884); [Gaspard-Félix Tournachon] Nadar (1820 - 1910); Horatio Ross (1801 - 1886); Louis-Antoine Froissart (1815 - 1860); [Louis Auguste 1814-1876, Auguste Roslaie 1826-1900] Frères Bisson (1840 - 1864); Francis Frith (1822 - 1898); Pierre-Louis Pierson (1822 - 1913); Léon Crémière (1931); Gaudenzio Marconi (1842); Alexander Gatherer (1821 - 1882); h P. Player (1835 - 1911); Julia Margaret Cameron (1815 - 1879); Grass H. O'Sullivan (1840 - 1882); Denim Pierre Philippe Lampué (1836 - 1924); William Felon Stillma
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D.L. Alvarez
Known for ghostly, almost menacing graphite images that use pixilation and intricate hatching to blur the faces of his subjects, the work of artist D.L. Alvarez is inspired by queer politics, Bauhaus assemblage and classic “slasher” films. Often highly conceptual, Alvarez’ drawings and installation works are intelligently macabre, delving into critical complexities of race, sexuality and social structure. In one such series, the artist renders elaborate, constructed horse costumes, hung on the wall, adorned in small sweaters, or rendered in anatomically correct plastic. Pushing the boundaries of unfinished unease, Alvarez’ provocative style pervades every aspect of his multi-faceted visual practice.
D.L. Alvarez has exhibited consistently in New York City and abroad since the mid-1990s, including shows at Jack Hanley Gallery, San Francisco, Derek Eller Gallery, NY, Kunsthaus, Dresden, Germany, Galeria Casado Santapau, Madrid and Berkeley Art Museum, Berkeley, California. Group shows include the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, The Drawing Center, New York, The Whitney Museum, New York, New Museum, New York, and the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles.
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