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Ansel Adams, Bruce Davidson, Leonard Freed, Builder Levy, Richard Misrach, Sylvia Plachy, and more of photography's greats as seen through their photogaphic equipment.
Developer Trays is master photography printer John Cyr's tribute to the craft and art he has spent his career perfecting. As sure as the age of silver has come to an end, there remain few but extraordinary and dedicated darkroom practitioners such as Cyr who continue to work with chemistry and processes more or less unchanged since the early days of the medium.
With an unrivaled passion for the darkroom and all its accountrements Cyr set out to document the actual developer trays of many of the world's most renowned photographers. Cyr celebrates in stunning large-format color photographs the intimate materiality of the developer tray itself and the ephemeral presence of the artist within it. This revelatory work showcases the ubiquitous developer tray as an essential vehicle of analog photography that defies modern digital photographic advances: its material nature and functionality will not become obsolete.
Developer Trays presents its viewer with a rare glimpse into the darkroom experiences of photographers such as Ansel Adams, Sally Mann, Minor White, Bruce Davidson, Lillian Bassman, Tom Baril, Bill Burke, Elliot Erwitt, Larry Fink, Aaron Siskind, Joel-Peter Witkin, Andrea Modica, Adam Fuss, Ralph Gibson and many many more. Each tray's physical appearance is a direct reflection of its treatment: the years of usage, the maintenance of it, the chemicals in the developer, and the level of print agitation. Every accumulated tong mark, silver deposit and chemical stain seen in these photographs is the result of the artist's handling and a signature bearing the imprint of its artist.
Trays from many of the giants of photography, including: Ansel Adams, Eddie Adams, Tom Baril, Lillian Bassman, Edna Bullock, Wynn Bullock, Bill Burke, John Caplans, Ellen Carey, Mark Cohen, Lois Conner, Linda Connor, John Cyr, Bruce Davidson, John Draper, Elliot Erwitt, Dan Estabrook, Andreas Feininger, Larry Fink, Abe Franjlich, Leonard Freed, Adam Fuss, Ralph Gibson, The George Eastman House, John Goodman, Emmet Gowin, David Graham, Ed Grazda, Stanley Greenberg, Ted Hendrickson, Paul Himmel, Lizzie Himmel, Henry Horenstein, Sid Kaplan, Chuck Kelton, Michael Kenna, Builder Levy, O. Winston Link, Vera Lutter Alen MacWeene, Sally Mann, Edward Mapplethorpe, Chris McCaw, Jim Megargee, Amanda Means, Barbara Mensch, Richard Misrach, Andrea Modica, Abelardo Morell, The Morrison Studio, The National Press Photographer's Association Arnold Newman, Olivia Parker, Philip Perkis, The Photo Studio of the American Museum of Natural History, The Photo Studio of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Photo History Collection of Smithsonian's Museum of National History, Sylvia Plachy, Eugene Richards, Stuart Rome, Alison Rossiter, Ken Rosenthal, Gary Schneider, Mark Seliger, Neil Selkirk, John Sexton, Mark Sink, Aaron Siskind, Joni Sternbach, Helen Stummer, George Tice, Eileen Travell, Jerry Uelsmann, Catherine Wagner, Harvey Wang, Hiroshi Watanabe, Kim Weston, Minor White, and Joel-Peter Witkin,
among others.
Developer Trays is master photography printer John Cyr's tribute to the craft and art he has spent his career perfecting. As sure as the age of silver has come to an end, there remain few but extraordinary and dedicated darkroom practitioners such as Cyr who continue to work with chemistry and processes more or less unchanged since the early days of the medium.
With an unrivaled passion for the darkroom and all its accountrements Cyr set out to document the actual developer trays of many of the world's most renowned photographers. Cyr celebrates in stunning large-format color photographs the intimate materiality of the developer tray itself and the ephemeral presence of the artist within it. This revelatory work showcases the ubiquitous developer tray as an essential vehicle of analog photography that defies modern digital photographic advances: its material nature and functionality will not become obsolete.
Developer Trays presents its viewer with a rare glimpse into the darkroom experiences of photographers such as Ansel Adams, Sally Mann, Minor White, Bruce Davidson, Lillian Bassman, Tom Baril, Bill Burke, Elliot Erwitt, Larry Fink, Aaron Siskind, Joel-Peter Witkin, Andrea Modica, Adam Fuss, Ralph Gibson and many many more. Each tray's physical appearance is a direct reflection of its treatment: the years of usage, the maintenance of it, the chemicals in the developer, and the level of print agitation. Every accumulated tong mark, silver deposit and chemical stain seen in these photographs is the result of the artist's handling and a signature bearing the imprint of its artist.
Trays from many of the giants of photography, including: Ansel Adams, Eddie Adams, Tom Baril, Lillian Bassman, Edna Bullock, Wynn Bullock, Bill Burke, John Caplans, Ellen Carey, Mark Cohen, Lois Conner, Linda Connor, John Cyr, Bruce Davidson, John Draper, Elliot Erwitt, Dan Estabrook, Andreas Feininger, Larry Fink, Abe Franjlich, Leonard Freed, Adam Fuss, Ralph Gibson, The George Eastman House, John Goodman, Emmet Gowin, David Graham, Ed Grazda, Stanley Greenberg, Ted Hendrickson, Paul Himmel, Lizzie Himmel, Henry Horenstein, Sid Kaplan, Chuck Kelton, Michael Kenna, Builder Levy, O. Winston Link, Vera Lutter Alen MacWeene, Sally Mann, Edward Mapplethorpe, Chris McCaw, Jim Megargee, Amanda Means, Barbara Mensch, Richard Misrach, Andrea Modica, Abelardo Morell, The Morrison Studio, The National Press Photographer's Association Arnold Newman, Olivia Parker, Philip Perkis, The Photo Studio of the American Museum of Natural History, The Photo Studio of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Photo History Collection of Smithsonian's Museum of National History, Sylvia Plachy, Eugene Richards, Stuart Rome, Alison Rossiter, Ken Rosenthal, Gary Schneider, Mark Seliger, Neil Selkirk, John Sexton, Mark Sink, Aaron Siskind, Joni Sternbach, Helen Stummer, George Tice, Eileen Travell, Jerry Uelsmann, Catherine Wagner, Harvey Wang, Hiroshi Watanabe, Kim Weston, Minor White, and Joel-Peter Witkin,
among others.
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John Cyr is a Brooklyn based photographer, printer, and educator. He earned his MFA from the School of Visual Arts and teaches at the International Center of Photography in New York City. Cyr's photography is represented in many notable public and private collections including: George Eastman House International Museum of Photography, Rochester, New York; The Photographic History Collection at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, Washington D.C.; and The New York Public Library, New York, New York. John Cyr is represented by Catherine Edelman Gallery in Chicago.
Lyle Rexer is the author of several books, including The Edge of Vision: The Rise of Abstraction in Photography (Aperture, 2009) and Photography's Antiquarian Avant Garde: The New Wave in Old Processes (Abrams, 2002). In addition, Lyle Rexer has published many catalogue essays and articles on art, architecture, and photography and contributed to such publications as The New York Times, Art in America, Aperture, BOMB, and DAMn. As a curator, he has organized exhibitions in the United States and internationally, most recently "The Edge of Vision," a selection of contemporary abstract photography. He teaches at the School of Visual Arts in New York and is a columnist for Photograph magazine.
Lyle Rexer is the author of several books, including The Edge of Vision: The Rise of Abstraction in Photography (Aperture, 2009) and Photography's Antiquarian Avant Garde: The New Wave in Old Processes (Abrams, 2002). In addition, Lyle Rexer has published many catalogue essays and articles on art, architecture, and photography and contributed to such publications as The New York Times, Art in America, Aperture, BOMB, and DAMn. As a curator, he has organized exhibitions in the United States and internationally, most recently "The Edge of Vision," a selection of contemporary abstract photography. He teaches at the School of Visual Arts in New York and is a columnist for Photograph magazine.
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