Barry Rosenthal Photography
In time he amasses themed collections which he arranges in compelling designs.
Barry rosenthal photography. Barry rosenthal has lived new york city for the past 25 years. He studied photography at the dayton art institute in dayton ohio and at the apeiron workshops in millerton new york with notable photographers emmet gowin and george tice. This series of images portrays found objects for the most part culled from the mass of detritus in and around the waterways and beaches of new york and new jersey. He depicted plant forms with precise accuracy.
His photobotanicus and lost in nature images are shot in fields forests and beaches where he arranges and collages flora ferns twigs straw wild. Barry rosenthal a fine art photographer is also an urban archaeologist and sculptor. Barry s fine art images can be found in the permanent collection of the museum of modern art in new york city and the springfield museum of fine art. Barry s work can be found in the permanent collection of the museum of modern art in new york city.
All rights remain the property of barry rosenthal. Barry rosenthal is a precise photographer and a scavenger. 2020 barry rosenthal. He studied photography at the dayton art institute and also studied with notable photographers emmet gowin and george tice.
Barry rosenthal a fine art photographer and sculptor. Photographer barry rosenthal has found a unique way to tell the story of the damage humans are doing to the earth s oceans by collecting thousands of pieces of trash scooped up from the coastal. Of the very best kind. All rights remain the property of barry rosenthal.
Rosenthal is a resident artist at. Barry rosenthal scours shorelines to gather the discarded remnants of our livesbottles and cans flip flops plastic balls and much more. Photographer barry rosenthal has found a unique way to tell the story of the damage humans are doing to the earth s oceans by collecting thousands of pieces of trash scooped up from the coastal. Karl blossfeldt the teacher and photographer created close up photographs of plant details.