Paris Photo L.A., held annually each Spring, opened its doors this weekend to surging crowds of art buyers and visual arts fans interested in perusing the 79 galleries that temporarily set up shop on the Manhattan-themed back lot of Paramount Pictures Studios. Thousands of people attended to view some of the world’s most interesting photography, ranging from works by renowned photographers, such as Helmut Newton and Juergen Teller, to previously unseen photographs surfaced from the dusty archives of R.J. Arnold. Aided by beautiful SoCal weather, food truck cuisine, and specialty cocktails provided at numerous bars, the Fair once again provided an engaging, highly social setting for discovering and rediscovering important 20th and 21st century artists using photography to powerful effect.
Check out the slideshow below for some of our favorite’s from this year’s show.
Paris Photo LA 2015
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Juergen Teller
Photographer: Juergen Teller
Work: Stella Schnabel, New York, 2012.
Gallery: Suzanne Tarasieve Paris.
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Juergen Teller
Photographer: Juergen Teller
Work: OJ Simpson, 2000.
Gallery: Suzanne Tarasieve Paris.
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Diana Thorneycroft
Photographer: Diana Thorneycroft
Work: Lake O'Hara (Clark, Northern Dancer and the Evil Weasel), 2012.
Gallery: Fabien Castanier Gallery
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Servet Kocyigit
Photographer: Servet Kocyigit
Work: Truth (Corner), 2011.
Gallery: Officine Dell'Imagine
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Antoine Rose
Photographer: Antoine Rose
Work: Times Square - 1, 2014.
Gallery: Samuel Maenhoudt Gallery
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The R.J. Arnold Collection
From the R.J. Arnold Collection, printed from restored 19th century glass plate negatives.
Work: Glass Plate 006-31, circa 1886-1898.
Courtesy of El Paso de Robles Area Historical Society.
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The R.J. Arnold Collection
From the R.J. Arnold Collection, printed from restored 19th century glass plate negatives.
Work: Glass Plate 029-29, circa 1886-1898.
Courtesy of El Paso de Robles Area Historical Society.
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Helmut Newton
Photographer: Helmut Newton
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Gallery: Hamiltons
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LeRoy Grannis
Photographer: LeRoy Grannis
Work: Dive, Makaha, 1964.
Gallery: M+B Gallery
