Posts By: Lindsay Comstock

On the Wall: Ori Gersht's Haunting Lives, Still and Otherwise	On the Wall: Charlotte Dumas's Anima A Dutch photographer explores where and how we put animals to work	On the Wall: Edward Burtynsky's Oil Our dependence on petroleum is revealed through masterful, massive landscape studies from around the world
On the Wall: Do Disturb The hauntingly clear-eyed lunacy of Ralph Eugene Meatyard comes to Philly	On the Wall: Life's A Beach Cool off with three water-based photo exhibitions on view this summer	On The Wall: California Strangers Katy Grannan and Charlie White, the subject of a new show at LACMA, each take revealing portraits of people they've just met on the street
The Photo as Mural: A Brief History Photography writ ultra-large is currently all the rage. Here's a guide to the wide range of work you can see now	On the Wall: Naoya Hatakeyama at SFMOMA In the wake of last year's earthquake and tsunami disaster, this Japanese photographer took arguably the most compelling images yet. His careful approach to landscape photography is a big reason why.	On the Wall: Rineke Dijkstra at The Guggenheim We sit down with the renowned Dutch portraitist, whose mid-career retrospective is up now.
Photographing Life With Disabilities (Emphasis on the Living) In his latest work, French photographer Denis Darzacq collaborates with his handicapped subjects for intimate, spirited portraits	On the Wall: Patti Smith, Camera Solo The "Godmother of Punk" shows off her visual prowess at Detroit Institute of the Arts	On the Wall: Ari Marcopoulos The street stylings of an iconic counterculture photographer continue to evolve in his latest show "Wherever you go"
Taryn Simon, Tracing Bloodlines at MoMA Working within a rigid, self-imposed documentary system, Simon finds the very human stories often hidden in the margins	On the Wall: Nick Veasey's "From Rocks and Reefs..." An exhibition in California recalls the cyanotype process and one of its first pioneers	One Woman's Entire Facebook Network, Photographed Tanja Alexia Hollander explores the nature of 21st-century friendship in her ambitious project Are You Really My Friend?

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