Harold Lee Miller has a new website! You will also find many new portraits in his portfolio. Check it out HERE.

Andreas’ ‘Inside Marina City’ exhibit, originally featured at the Art Institute, drew a great crowd on it’s opening night in Boston.

For more than two years, Iker Gil and Andreas E.G.Larsson documented the lives of residents in the non-Euclidean geometries of Bertrand Goldberg’s iconic Marina City. Celebrating Goldberg’s original vision for affordable apartments in a central, high-density location, this revealing series of photographs provides a rare, behind-the-scenes tour of the diverse array of people and living spaces within these iconic cylindrical residential towers in downtown Chicago. For more information about this project please visit the website.

See the images from this show HERE.

See where this show will be on exhibit.

See what the chicagoist.com says about this exhibit!

Fair Culture, Harold Lee Miller’s book of images just published by the Historical Society Press, is a finalist in the photography category in ForeWord Review’s annual Book of the Year Contest. Fingers crossed…

ForeWord is the only book review trade journal devoted exclusively to books from independent publishing houses. The awards bring increased attention to booksellers and librarians of the literary and graphic achievements of independent publishers and their authors.

He started working on the Fair Culture project in August of 2005 with a series of photographs of 4-H participants at the poultry and rabbit barns of the Indiana State Fair. Over the next few years I expanded it to include many county fairs in Indiana (see earlier blog entry below). In addition to the photographs, the book includes an essay by Gerald Waite exploring the history of fairs from the Middle Ages to modern times and what fair culture says about those who participate in this annual ritual of mid-western life.

He has also been chosen as the 2012 Artist in Residence at the Indiana State Fair, with an exhibit of photographs from the book on permanent display during the fair from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Aug. 3 to Aug. 19 in the artist-in-residence gallery.

Brian Bailey had the opportunity to team up with Art Director Jeremy Smallwood again, this time for YMCA’s Summer kid’s programs. Brian was asked to bring his high energy style to feature kids leaping from their bed or sofa to the swimming pool, skate rail, reading club and painting classes offered at various locations around the country.

Brian shot the background, props and talent separately over two days. Images were composited by Chicago-based retoucher Scott Giannini of Giannini Creative.

The shoot was a ton of fun for Brian: “The kids we worked with were awesome! They had lots of energy and personality. And it was great to get a chance to work with Jeremy again.”

Andreas featured in Le Book’s Kids Special.

Harold’s portraits of the next generation of classic American musicians is featured on FOUNDEXPOSED’s Portrait Series April 2012 . Visit this link for the narrative of Carlyn Jo.

Every month, the editor at FoundFolios pulls together a collection of 15 forward-thinking FoundFolios artists who are setting visual trends. Freddy’s image of a young body builder for Giacomo’s fortified pasta for children made the list. Thank you FoundFolios!

We’re excited to announce that Andreas E.G. Larsson has joined our team!

I’ve known of Andreas for years and am thrilled to be teaming up with him to promote his kids and lifestyle photography along with his new kid’s fashion work. With a traveling exhibit titled Inside Marina City (now in Boston) to an upcoming gallery opening in Chicago, he’s keeping us on our toes!

See his kids fashion and lifestyle work HERE.

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Thank you Found Folios for featuring Harold Lee Miller’s feature on Carlyn Jo – one of my favorite narratives by Harold.

http://xposed.foundfolios.com/201204/portraits.html

More than likely you’ve seen these ads all around Chicago recently. We had a blast working with the Leo Burnett team on their continuing beverage campaign for McDonald’s. Thanks to Freddy, Ross, Rene, Alex, Kelly and Monica for all of their hard work creating these fun, sexy images.