CARY WOLINSKY
Sandhouses Projections Threads TRIIIBE Portraits Sichuan Quest for Color To Be Human MY USA Green Australia Roopaws Anatomy of a Story Torah
Sandhouse Prints Projections Prints Threads Prints TRIIIBE Prints Portrait Prints Sichuan Prints Quest for Color Prints To Be Human Prints My USA Prints Green Australia Prints
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CARY WOLINSKY
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We are excited to announce Cary Wolinsky, Visual Memories, the first retrospective of Cary’s photographs from his career.

We are raising funds on Kickstarter, where you can help support the project by purchasing the book, postcards, posters, and prints of Cary’s.






 
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VISUAL MEMORIES & LIMITED EDITION, ARCHIVAL PRINTS

 

NamibiaN Sandhouses

The Namib, the oldest desert on earth, preserves the exquisite corpse of the German West African diamond-mining town called Kolmanskop.

Garfield Projections

Evidence of the brief existence of glass, metal and wood sculptures created solely to conjure evocative images by projecting and diffracting sunlight.

Threads

Each piece of fabric unwittingly holds a piece of the very story of civilization, and the part of the world that gave it life. —Issey Miyake, 2012

 

triiibe

Photographs created by Cary Wolinsky and artists Alicia, Kelly and Sara Casilio (identical triplets) during their intense, five-year collaboration.

Anatomy of a story

The Cotton Project explores one article's creation. Focusing on the photographer's role, it looks at the project's inception as an idea through to a finished article in the National Geographic.

TORAH

Hundreds of laws govern the most minute details of the materials and the writing of Torah.

 

Portraits

Cary loved finding and making portraits of people and animals—and even plants.

green australia

Australia is dramatic, difficult, magnificent, unpredictable and hard to manage, and when it comes to protecting it or using it, Australia’s people are the same.

to be human

Our bodies are a mosaic of features shaped by natural selection over vast periods of time—both exquisitely capable and deeply flawed. — Jennifer Ackerman

 

MY USA

Iconic images from Cary’s travels throughout the United States.

Quest for Color

Sources of color were jealously guarded. Pigments of purple, saffron, and utramarine were at times worth their weight in gold.

Sichuan

Deng Xiaoping’s experiment in modernization took place in Sichuan after the cultural revolution. Cary was there to photograph it.

CARY’S PRINTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE AT PUCKER GALLERY

 

 
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