Art&Culture Archives — Page 10 of 11 — Four&Sons

Analog life

San Francisco photographer Jesse Freidin shoots beautiful black-and-white images with vintage and Polaroid cameras. Here, he talks to us about the intimacy of portraiture, even between human and dog.

Funny Bone

David Shrigley’s drawings are at once disturbing and uproarious. Ironically, he has come out with an illustrated self-help book. The irreverent artist talks to us about his psyche and his puppy.

The Muse

Inspired by her beloved pup Biscuit, lawyer Katherine Carver immersed herself in photography, filling a void she never knew existed.

A wrinkle in time

Andrei Tarkovksy’s films are beautiful, beguiling reflections on human nature. Now a collection of Polaroid pictures has resurfaced, offering a glimpse into the filmmaker’s own world: his wife, his son, his dog and the beauty of everyday life.

Take it to the street

Cheryl Dunn’s new film, Everybody Street, captures the spirit of street photography in ’80s and ’90s New York City—featuring icons Bruce Gilden, Martha Cooper, Jill Freedman, Ricky Powell, Elliot Erwitt and more.

Dog Days Bogota

Photographer Alec Soth spent two months in Bogotá waiting to take home his adopted daughter. This beautiful series of images is an homage to the South American city.

Fire and Ice

Finnish photographer Pentti Sammallahti wanders the world, capturing starkly lit landscapes and marooned mongrels in black and white.

Northern Exposure

Photographer Chris Gibbs’ poignant black-and-white series, Dog Musher, documents Allen Lau as he raises future sled dogs in the wilds of Alaska.

Into the woods

Jörg Marx turned his attention to photo-journalism meanwhile working in war zones and disaster areas. In his collection Dogscapes, he explores the interaction between landscape and dog.

Hair of the Dog

From the Roman taverns of the 1st century AD, through Anglo-Saxon alehouses, to the contemporary public house, the proverbial ‘local’ is a cornerstone of English social culture.

Tall tails

E.B. White—Charlotte’s Web author and The New Yorker columnist—opined about everything from dog shows to space exploration through the beady eyes of his dachshunds. Martha White, his granddaughter, spoke to us about culling his essays and sketches together for E.B White on Dogs.

Everything Is Illuminated

In his enigmatic new series, Nice to meet you, Martin Usborne photographed dogs through dark smoke and bleeding light to reflect the unspoken, instinctive side of human nature.

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