By Suzanne Révy Since its invention in the late 1830’s, photography has been open to women in a way that, say painting— for centuries— was not. Many of the medium’s earliest and most prolific practitioners were women who frequently pointed their cameras at children. One such photographer, Gertrude...
Who cares? We care! Everything we do is aimed at enhancing an appreciation for photography. At What Will You Remember? we love to let you know about exciting exhibits and photo books and the inspiring artists and curators who bring them to life. Why are we mentioning this? Over the past few months...
Hopefully, you’ve noticed a change to our site recently. It’s true! What Will You Remember? is now a bona fide “online photography review magazine,” with an editorial staff, formal mission statement and other duly official-looking features. In a nutshell, things are the same,...
Take a quick look around. Is the artwork on your walls inspiring you? Perhaps you enjoy visiting galleries but tend to leave feeling like you’ll never be able to afford the types of photographs you’d want in your home. Or maybe you’ve recently gotten your first job or apartment and were hoping...
Hey, wanna go spend a glorious summer weekend indoors, talking about wills, trusts and copyright law? How about the myriad ways you might address organizing your photographic prints and files, not to mention the horrific pitfalls of not doing so? Well, some brave souls did just that this past weekend...
“Why Have There Been No Great Women Photographers?” a lecture by Dr. Francine Weiss at the Griffin Museum of Photography on May 9, 2015 Guest Blog by Suzanne Revy It could probably best be described as dumb luck that the photographs of Vivian Maier were not lost forever. With an interest in historic...
In this series of articles, I have asked museum curators, gallery owners and photography collectors to help clarify the relative significance and value of different types of photographic prints. They have weighed in on the importance of artist-made prints, the differences between vintage and non-vintage...
For this series of articles, I’ve asked museum curators, gallery owners and photography collectors to help clarify the relative importance and value of different types of photographic prints. So far, we’ve discussed photographer-printed and vintage photographs. Today, we address computer-generated...
In this series of articles, I have asked museum curators, gallery owners and photography collectors to offer their opinions on the relative importance and value of different types of photographic prints. In my last article, it seemed abundantly clear that, as Jason Landry of Panopticon Gallery in Boston...
Memorial Day Salute
By Elin Spring and Suzanne Révy Our current coronavirus pandemic has been likened to a war against an insidious, invisible enemy. It shares some characteristics with a conventional war, but not since WWII have we faced a threat that calls upon each of us to sacrifice for the common good. As in wartime,...