Bustler: Scott Frances - MonoVisioN - Architectural Photography

Scott Frances - MonoVisioN - Architectural Photography

Where: New York, NY - 222 East 59th Street (map it)
When: Tuesday, June 21, 2011

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A joint book release and architectural photography show in New York City for esteemed photographer Scott Frances. He is releasing his first monograph, complete with introduction by Richard Meier, to coincide with his traveling solo show. Both the Monograph and show are titled MonoVisioN. The show is moving between all the design centers across the US, in LA, NY, Dallas and Miami. In NY, the show will open June 21st at the D & D Building in NY. The book is available online through Pond Press and prints are available through VAUGHAN HANNIGAN.

MonoVisioN
D & D Building NY
222 East 59th Street
New York, NY
DDB Annex Showroom 110
RSVP to: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 212.759.5408
Opening Reception: June 21st 6-8pm
Lecture and Book Signing: June 22nd 2pm
On view: June 21st – July 29th, Mon-Fri 9am – 5pm

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new york, photography, opening, photo, architectural photography, book signing, scott frances, vaughan hannigan, monograph

Comments:

patti weinberg
Monday, June 13, 2011

I saw the Monovision exhibit in LA in January and it was AMAZING! Such gorgeous photographs. Being in the space, surrounded by these photos, one feels energized and uplifted. I definitely recommend it to anyone interested, not only in architecture and design, but in beauty and visual art.

Joe Corona
Chicago
Monday, June 13, 2011

I visited the show at the Pacific Design Center in LA and found the photographs to be breathtaking in color and beauty. They practically jump off the walls at you, this is a must see.

Andy
SoCal
Monday, June 13, 2011

Tho I was familiar with this artist's work, the LA show was a real eye opener. Working with the lens like Renoir used brush strokes, Mr. Frances has awakened the essence, the spirit of the (heretofore) inanimate structures. The architecture emerges as if from a deep sleep to be portrayed as living and breathing entities; truly the work becomes colorfully alive. A rare talent indeed.

Allena Lawrence
Chicago
Monday, June 13, 2011

My family and I visited the Monovison show in LA and the photographs were BEAUTIFUL. Each photo was taken as well as edited perfectly. Every single one connects with the viewer in some way. Hopefully we will be able to make the show in NYC!

Michael Boyd
Los Angeles
Wednesday, June 15, 2011

MonoVisioN is superb! We went to the LA opening and were mesmerized. The scale of the photographs, the technical prowess, and vision, is impressive indeed! Highly recommend this exhibition to anyone interested in art, photography, architecture, design, or general culture. It's all in there!!! Check out the Richard Meier introduction in the beautiful accompanying catalog.