Yesterday I had an opportunity to visit the Arlington Museum of Art to see an exhibition titled

Vivian Meyer, Lost and Found, Street Photography 1950 to 1970.

I want to talk about that exhibition in this video because I was really genuinely

impressed with this I thought it was simply outstanding in fact if you're in the

Dallas-Fort Worth area at all I believe it runs until August 21st 2016 I

highly recommend you check out this exhibition. It is fantastic.

Arlington is a city that sits between Dallas and Fort Worth and they have a really nice

art museum there that's hosting the exhibition pretty much the entire

ground level the atrium is filled with prints,

as well as about three and a half rooms upstairs.

And the show consists of 50 silver gelatin prints that are organized thematically by subjects.

So you have photos of children,

self-portraits, location-based work, etc.

Locations involved are Chicago, New York City,

and one of my favorite images, which is the woman in the white dress

walking towards the car was shot in

Florida and I have been pretty critical of the people who handle Ms Meyer's work in

the past for the print quality among other things but I just don't think that the first book was

very well done the first edition anyway and some of the early print work was not up to

par but I have to say that the print work in this show is absolutely outstanding and I assume the

printing was done by Steve Rifkin who is listed on the Vivian Meyer website but

the cards on all the images just simply tell you the date it was shot and say printed later.

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