NYT: Larry Sultan, a highly influential California photographer whose 1977 collaboration, “Evidence” — a book made up solely of pictures culled from vast industrial and government archives — became a watershed in the history of art photography, died on Sunday at his home in Greenbrae, Calif. He was 63.
NYT: Larry Sultan, a highly influential California photographer whose 1977 collaboration, “Evidence” — a book made up solely of pictures culled from vast industrial and government archives — became a watershed in the history of art photography, died on Sunday at his home in Greenbrae, Calif. He was 63. | ..."exploring photography as “more than just the modernist practice of fine-tuning your style and way of seeing." read more | Plus, Larry Sultan, Longtime CCA Faculty Member, Dies at 63 / CCA | Stephen Wirtz Gallery
See also Sultan's accompanying photos to the NYTimes story on kink.com
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