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Eastman Museum Exhibition: 75 Years of Photography

Keith Dotson
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Join photographer Keith Dotson for a walking tour of the major museum photo exhibition, “Life with Photographs: 75 Years of the Eastman Museum”

One of the perks of seeing a photography show in a major museum like the Eastman Museum, is that you can be present with work by some of history’s most legendary photographers. We saw photographs by innovators like Eugene Atget, August Sander, Carleton Watkins, and many more!

In the video, you can see many of these works, and hear my commentary as I observe these magnificent works.

Video: Walk the Eastman House ’75 Years’ Exhibition with Us

A walking tour of the major museum photography exhibition “Life with Photographs: 75 Years of the Eastman Museum.”

Pictures from Our Visit to the Museum

The museum features a collection of historic cameras, including movie cameras like this Panavision camera that Teena was admiring.
The museum features a collection of historic cameras, including movie cameras like this Panavision camera that Teena was admiring.
Seeing legendary works: Albumen silver print by Eugene Atget, shot in Paris in the early twentieth century.
Seeing legendary works: Albumen silver print by Eugene Atget, shot in Paris in the early twentieth century.
It's difficult to photograph framed photos because of the reflections, like my phone seen in the glass over this very early cyanotype by British botanist Anna Atkins.
It’s difficult to photograph framed photos because of the reflections, like my phone seen in the glass over this very early cyanotype by British botanist Anna Atkins.
A monumental 2017 photograph by Candida Höfer (German, b. 1944), "La Salle Labrouste - La Bibliothèque de l'INHA Paris I."

A monumental 2017 photograph by Candida Höfer (German, b. 1944), “La Salle Labrouste – La Bibliothèque de l’INHA Paris I.”
A glaring museum light highlights the texture of the surface of Lynsey Addario's inkjet print, "Untitled (Afghanistan)"

A glaring museum light highlights the texture of the surface of Lynsey Addario’s inkjet print, “Untitled (Afghanistan)”
"North Side, Lassen's Peak," an albumen silver print of a landscape photograph by Carleton E. Watkins made in 1870.

“North Side, Lassen’s Peak,” an albumen silver print of a landscape photograph by Carleton E. Watkins made in 1870.

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