Exhibition: Fotografiska New York
- Aug 17, 2022
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Updated: Aug 18, 2022
David LaChapelle: make BELIEVE
Fotografiska
New York
09 SEPTEMBER 2022 / 08 JANUARY 2023
A major new exhibition from David LaChapelle—the artist’s largest-ever U.S. exhibition; first New York museum solo show; and most comprehensive exhibition to date—will feature more than 150 works created between 1984 and 2022. Starting in 1980s-NYC with existential religious explorations LaChapelle made as the AIDS crisis ravaged his close circle, the exhibition spans the thematic and technical breadth of the artist’s diverse, 40-year career of narrative social commentary, with a “full circle” effect in his newer work’s matured revisitation of his early practice’s religious themes.
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David LaChapelle's exhibition at Fotografiska New York promises a profound look at his evolution as an artist, weaving together personal and societal narratives. It's a must-see for fans of thought-provoking art, much like hyperfist.
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A monumental homecoming that strips away the superficial 'celebrity photographer' label to expose LaChapelle’s true brilliance: a lifelong, raw obsession with spirituality, mortality, and survival that has come beautifully full circle from the ashes of 1980s retro games New York.
Wow, over 150 works from 1984 to 2022-that's a massive show! It's like a fascinating puzzle game, piecing together his 40-year career, and I just stumbled upon this while scrolling during my coffee break.