"HEAD SHOTS" PATRICK PANTANO PHOTOS at the Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit скачать в хорошем качестве

"HEAD SHOTS" PATRICK PANTANO PHOTOS at the Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit

Patrick Pantano is a photographer and musician currently living and working in Ferndale, Michigan. As a self-taught artist he began shooting professionally at a catalog studio before establishing himself as a documentarian of the Detroit music community in the early 2000s. His portraits of the rock bands in Detroit appeared in many magazines and record covers, most notably his images of The White Stripes, which were used as the sleeve art for the multi- platinum selling records White Blood Cells and Elephant, and appeared in thousands of magazines internationally including Spin, Rolling Stone, Time, and Newsweek. He has since been concentrating on fine art photography and has been experimenting with a minimalist style of traditional portraiture. Selections of these images were shown in 2007 as part of a group show at The White Wall gallery in Hamtramck, Michigan.