Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Herman Leonard and Douglas Kirkland-A bit of Photography History
This was a rare and wonderful afternoon.. Photographers Herman Leonard and Douglas Kirkland and Francoise Kirkland at Herman's house / Studio in Pasadena...several life times of photography experience there. I was happy to be a small camera on the Wall..
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Let's Get Lost: Polaroids from the Coast Opening May 22nd, at Yarger Fine Art, Beverly Hills
Let's Get Lost: Polaroids from the Coast
Artist Reception - Saturday, May 22nd - 7pm - 9pm
www.yargerfineart.com
The Wiltern • 20"x24" © 2009 Jim McHugh
Bay Cities #4 • 35"x44" © 2008 Jim McHugh
Full Moon At Irolo • 30"x40" © 2009 Jim McHugh
Damon Webster, author and celebrated observer of Photography interviews Jim McHugh for Photoinduced.com
Monday, May 10, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Jim McHugh at Timothy Yarger Fine Art- May 22 - June 30, 2010
"Let's Get Lost" New images in the collection.
The Ancelle © 2009 Jim McHugh
76 Station and City Hall- Beverly Hills © 2008 Jim McHugh
Palm Tree at Iona © 2009 Jim McHugh
Artist's Reception, May 22 - 6pm-9pm

Tuesday, January 19, 2010
"Let's Get Lost" Ghosts of Hollywood
Jim McHugh: Polaroid Photographs
Los Angeles Art Show
January 20 through 24, 2010
Los Angeles Convention Center
Directions and Info for the LA Art Show
www.yargerfineart.com
Timothy Yarger Fine Art -
Booth G190 - on-site mobile: 310 259 1118www.yargerfineart.com
"The Du Barry Arms" 30" x 40" © 2007 Jim McHugh -Archival Pigment Print and "The Cocoanut Grove" 20" x 24" © 2001 Jim McHugh -Silver Gelatin Prints
As the grandson of a golden-era Hollywood songwriter, acclaimed photographer Jim McHugh is heir to a particular experience and vision of Los Angeles that's all romance, noir, silhouetted buildings, and casual luxury. With his knack for photographing buildings in the intimate style of a portraitist, and in such a way as to erase all traces of intervening history, McHugh's photographs capture the ghost of what was — and might be again — LA's promise of beauty and the sunny, shadowy, glittering character of America in its vintage red-carpet regalia.
– Shana Nys Dambrot Flavor Pill- New York • December, 2009
Labels:
architecture,
architecture photography,
award winning,
hollywood,
Polaroids,
urban landscape
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