📸📍 CAPTURING America 🇺🇸​​: Through WALKER EVANS' EYES 👀🧑​

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Discover the captivating life and remarkable work of Walker Evans in this insightful video. Explore the lens through which Evans viewed the world, capturing the essence of American life during the Great Depression and beyond. From his iconic photographs of everyday people to his groundbreaking documentation of rural America, delve into the legacy of this influential photographer. Join us on a journey through history as we celebrate the enduring contributions of Walker Evans to the world of photography.
▶ Books:
· Walker Evans: Starting from Scratch
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· Walker Evans: The Hungry Eye
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· Walker Evans: Aperture Masters of Photography
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· Walker Evans: American Photographs:
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· Walker Evans: Last Photographs & Life Stories
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· WALKER EVANS: SIGNS /ANGLAIS
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· Walker Evans: Cities
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· Walker Evans
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· Walker Evans: Masters of Photography Series
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· Walker Evans: Labor Anonymous
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· Walker Evans: Decade by Decade
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· Walker Evans: The Lost Work
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· Walker Evans At Work
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▶ References:
· www.artsy.net/artist/walker-evans
· www.vintag.es/2016/02/walker-evans-new-york-1950s.html
florencegriswoldmuseum.org/exhibitions/online/the-exacting-eye-of-walker-evans/
· artincontext.org/walker-evans/
· www.moma.org/artists/1777
· www.britannica.com/biography/Walker-Evans
· www.theartstory.org/artist/evans-walker/
· www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/evan/hd_evan.htm
▶ Video Breakdown:
00:05 Intro With Voice Over
01:52 Intro With Images
05:01 Biography
11:59 Selected Works
16:13 Final Words
▶ Music:
Theme : Wish You'd Never Left
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Theme : Freddie Freeloader, Along Came Betty
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Theme : By the Fireplace
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Theme : Midnight Talk
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License: CC BY-NC 4.0
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[@Joel_Ulises]

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[@RogerMunoz-ci7it]

What can I say about the remarkable true artist who was indeed ahead of his time.. He may have suffered from writers block. Who hasn't ? But, thank God he did. He found a new art which he embraced and took off running with it and never looked back. His body of work speaks for its self. You can always tell a. Walker Evans photo.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Absolutely! Walker Evans was a true visionary, wasn't he? 🌟 It's incredible how he managed to pivot and find his passion in photography when faced with challenges like writer's block. His unique style and perspective shine through in every photograph he took. 📸 It's like his photos have a signature touch that sets them apart from the rest. 🎨🖼️ His body of work is a testament to his talent and dedication. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😊 Have a fantastic day! 🌟

[@morrisgentry8624]

In the early 1980s, my discovery of Evans’ photographs in “Let Us Now Praise Famous Men” (and the accompanying penetrating prose of James Agee) sent me on an excursion to find Mims Hill in Hale County, AL, USA. That experience, as well as exposure to his broader work, prompted a new (to me) and profound appreciation for that style of photography. Thank you for sharing.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Wow, thanks for sharing your experience! 📸 It's amazing how photography can take us on such profound journeys, right? I'm glad you found Evans' work and Agee's prose so impactful. 😊 Discovering new perspectives through art is truly special. Have a fantastic day and stay tuned for more content on my channel! Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already, smash that like button, and share with anyone who might enjoy this content. 🌟 Keep spreading the inspiration!

[@RicardoRMedina]

One of my favorite photographers!

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hello Ricardo! Thanks for watching!

[@francoisfloquetorsi3534]

Gtacias Profesor, Muy interesante como todos sus videos!

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hola Francoius, Gracias por ver y comentar, saludos!

[@D9david]

Thanks!

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@linjicakonikon7666]

Superb photographer, well presented.👍🏆

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thank you so much 🙏 for your kind words 🙂

[@davekenyon3978]

Thanks Joel. Another Great, nicely communicated. I was one of those who came to Evans via "LUNPFM" in the late 70s. (That lead me on to Friedlander who seemed to contradict most of what I'd been taught at photo-school.) I'd not seen many of the colour shots though. I liked the link you made with Matisse. It would seem much of his Polaroid stuff is equal to his B&W. To me, Evans at his best, whispers visual engagement. Currently, the fashion is to shout. That's partly the result of us all being immersed into commercial visual culture and partly the competetive individuality of photography. Thanks Joel for reminding me of the 'Quiet Way'.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hi there! Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment 😊. I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. I agree with you about Evans' Polaroid work-it’s just as powerful as his black and white shots. And yes, his way of whispering visual engagement is truly special. In a world that often shouts, it's nice to remember the power of subtlety. I'm happy you liked the connection with Matisse too! 🎨 Have a great day and stay tuned for more content. If you haven't already, don't forget to subscribe, hit the like button, and share with anyone who might enjoy this content. Cheers! 👍

[@naturelvr123]

Evans was certainly influenced in my work. As an FSA photographer I find his work exceptional. I took a photo of a room in Yellowstone lodge in 1994 with my 4x5 that would have "mirrored" his photographed method. Sorry I cannot upload my image here but Evan's work will inspire me into the future. :)

[@Joel_Ulises]

That's awesome to hear! 📸 It's incredible how his style and approach can inspire photographers even decades later.🌟 Keep drawing inspiration from his work as you continue your own photographic journey! And hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts with me! 😊 Have a fantastic day! 🌻

[@pkarendys]

Well done, thank you for dedicating more time to his work.

[@Joel_Ulises]

My pleasure!

[@dmswanson5694]

Documentary as straight-up art. Very useful for the work. Well done, JoelUilses.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thanks for your kind words! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Neuropsychologue]

Thank you again for your great work!

[@Joel_Ulises]

My pleasure 🙃

[@D9david]

Can you slow down and make the descriptions larger? I’m older.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hey David! I'll take into account the suggestion you've mentioned, thanks for watching and commenting, have a great day!

[@tobycunningham797]

Hi Joel, nice visuals and storey but I don’t like the AI narration - sorry

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hey Toby! All opinions are welcome as long as they're respectful. Like Voltaire wisely said, "I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." Thanks for watching and commenting, have a great day!