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Marvin Heiferman

Marvin Heiferman

Blogger at The Bigger Picture

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  • Art

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How Instagram became a museum in our palms

In one of his columns on photography for The New York Times, published in 2015, writer Teju Cole put his finger on the protean character of Instagram. Instagram is, he wrote, “like any other wildly successful social-media platform…by turns creative, tedious, fun and ridiculous”. If the medium bred t…
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10 Art Books That Will Nourish Your Creative Soul This Month

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Rethinking How Science Is Seen

Since their earliest days, photography and science have been intertwined, going from single images of fleeting phenomena to using cameras that shoot a trillion frames per second.
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Photographers explore their Bronx roots

The Bronx has not seen stickball, Yiddish newspapers or rows of laundry hanging out of apartments in years. These symbols of a bygone era, along with images of subsequent periods, starkly come back …
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oregonlive.com

Coffee-table book gift guide: 15 keepers to give

As self-purchases, coffee table books may seem like pricey indulgences, but as gifts they’re an easy way to please a connoisseur, hobbyist or wannabe.
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Garry Winogrand - Nonstop and Unedited

Mr. Winogrand was so prolific that he could hardly be bothered to edit his work. A new retrospective explores the relentless output of a complicated artist.
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CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK; The Art of the Code, Or, at Play With DNA (Publi...

Sarah Boxer Critic’s Notebook on DNAge, festival in New York celebrating 50th anniversary of discovery of double helix by James D Watson and Francis Crick; scientific exhibits and art inspired by genetics discoveries are at New York Academy of Sciences, International Photography Center, New York Pub…