On the fifth floor of a joint residential/workspace building in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, photographer Jill Greenberg set up shop back in 1997. While she would leave in 2000 for the West Coast, 12 years later she returned and the studio itself has had a resounding impact on her latest gallery show “Paintings.” We’ve been following Greenberg for years now, but this latest crop of calculated …
Photographer Jill Greenberg presents a mystifying new collection in “Horses,” a photography book that showcases equine majesty. Greenberg will be familiar to regular CH readers for her other series, which range from crying babies to bears and monkeys. Her style is marked by heavy post production, which in the case of “Horses” takes the form of vibrant reds and purples, fantastical sheens and absent backgrounds. …
We're super excited around here for our upcoming 99% conference we're putting on with Behance. The two-day affair will be a look at how the inspiring art, design and culture that CH represents comes to be, and how the creatives like those from our roster of speakers maintain their success. Recently added to the already stacked list of speakers is "The Manipulator" Jill Greenberg, the …
