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St. Louis’s new International Photography Hall of Fame has opened a stunning exhibit of ‘Street Photography,’ including classic prints from St. Louis collectors.
The show features iconic images by Cartier Bresson, Kertesz and Brassaii, as well as modern photographers.
According to Executive Director John Nagel (shown at the gallery with vintage cameras), ‘St. Louis is a city with a rich photographic heritage stretching back to the origin of photography. Today, the cultural landscape of St. Louis supports a diverse army of photographic artists, including ‘ Street Photographers.’ ‘Nagel, himself a noted photographer, said the St. Louis area is home to many collector of vintage photographs, who have loaned prints for this exhibit, and to over a dozen colleges and universities with photography programs. Nagel invited readers of the Times to come and view also the exhibits of work of Anna Kuperberg, who documented life in South St. Louis and digital prints by Susan Stang, professor at Webster University. Included in the exhibit are photographs by contemporary, up-and-coming Street Photographers from St. Louis.
The IPHF and Museum, founded in 1965 and newly-arrived in St. Louis, is the only non-profit organization in the world dedicated to celebrating the inventors, pioneers and pivotal artists throughout the history of photography.
It is home to 30,000 images and over 6,000 historical cameras. ‘Decisive Moments – 20th Century Street Photography,’ through April 27, 2014, at the IPHF, 3415 Olive, open Wed-Th 11am-6pm, Fri-Sun 11am-4pm; free admission on First Friday in Grand Center til 9pm www.iphf.org.
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John Nagel at International Photography Hall of Fame gallery.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, April–May 2014.
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