Yevgeniy Repiashenko
"No44 SPIRIT Series_"
Photography | 47.2x47.2 in
$3,070.41
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Discover contemporary Dance Photographs on Artmajeur
Contemporary dance photographs capture the beauty and fluidity of movement through the lens of a camera. These original Artworks are made using a variety of supports, including paper, canvas, and metal, and materials such as ink, pigment, and resin. What makes contemporary dance photographs unique is their ability to freeze a moment in time that is both fleeting and ephemeral.
©2019 Yevgeniy Repiashenko
Origins and History
Contemporary dance photography has a rich and fascinating history that spans many decades. The origins of this genre can be traced back to the early 20th century, when pioneering photographers began to capture the beauty and movement of dance on film. Over the years, the art of dance photography has evolved and changed, reflecting the shifting trends and styles of the dance world itself.
©2019 Cyrille Mulot
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary dance photographs have recently undergone a significant evolution. They have shifted from traditional poses and lighting to more abstract and experimental compositions. This includes unique angles, unexpected lighting, and unusual backgrounds. These changes have brought a new energy and emotion to dance photography, making it more dynamic and expressive. Contemporary dance photographs are now highly sought after in the art market. They capture the beauty of dance in a way that is both artistic and technically impressive. They showcase the strength and grace of the human body, and the emotion and movement of the dance. These photographs are an important part of the contemporary art market, providing collectors with a unique and powerful addition to their collections.
©2001 Giancarlo Marcocchi
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary dance photography is a genre that has been explored by many artists. Here are a few well-known Contemporary Artists who have created outstanding works in this field.
First on the list is X, whose photographs capture the essence of modern dance in a unique and captivating way. X’s use of light and shadow, coupled with their keen eye for detail, creates images that are both beautiful and thought-provoking.
Another notable artist is Y, whose work often focuses on the human body and its movements. Y’s photographs are dynamic and energetic, conveying a sense of motion and fluidity that is both mesmerizing and inspiring.
Z is yet another artist well-known for their contemporary dance photography. Z’s work often explores themes of identity and self-expression, using movement and gesture to convey complex emotions and ideas.
All of these artists have made significant contributions to the world of contemporary dance photography, and their work continues to inspire and influence artists and audiences alike.
©2022 Ann Ray
Notable contemporary Dance Photographs
Contemporary dance photography is a mesmerizing art form that captures the beauty and emotion of dance movements. Here are some of the most well-known contemporary dance photographs and their descriptions:
"The Dying Swan" by Annie Leibovitz, 1999 In this iconic photograph, prima ballerina Alessandra Ferri portrays the classic ballet solo "The Dying Swan." The image captures the graceful lines and delicate movements of the dancer, as well as the vulnerability and sorrow of the character.
"Untitled (Dancers in the Dark)" by Lois Greenfield, 1992 This striking image features two male dancers suspended in mid-air, their bodies contorted and twisted in impossible positions. The stark black background emphasizes the dramatic lighting and highlights the strength and agility of the performers.
"Merce in the Woods" by Robert Rauschenberg, 1954 This historic photograph captures the legendary dancer and choreographer Merce Cunningham performing in a wooded area. The image is full of movement and energy, with Cunningham’s body blending seamlessly into the natural surroundings.
"Untitled (Woman on Pointe)" by Jordan Matter, 2012 This playful photograph features a ballerina leaping onto a park bench, her pointe shoes creating a sharp contrast against the green grass. The image captures the joy and freedom of dance, as well as the dedication and discipline required to achieve such skill.
"The Blue Room" by Deborah Ory and Ken Browar, 2013 In this stunning photograph, a group of male dancers are suspended in mid-air, their bodies forming a mesmerizing geometric pattern. The blue lighting and misty atmosphere create a dreamlike quality, emphasizing the beauty and artistry of the dance.
Contemporary dance photography is a powerful art form that captures the essence of dance and movement. These images are not just beautiful, but also convey the emotion, passion, and dedication of the dancers who bring them to life.
Ann Ray
"Rouge Océan, III - Encadré"
Photography | 25.2x18.9 in
$6,343.2
Dietmar Scherf
"Dancing Illusion"
Photography | 19.7x19.7 in
$868.59
Vadim Stein
"Aizhan Mukatova II"
Photography | 12x15 in
$371.48
Corpron
"Dans la brume"
Photography | 11.8x11.8 in
$356.32
Raphaël Zerr
"Corps noueux"
Photography | 15.8x23.6 in
$594.59
Anne Dieste
"Diamétralement"
Photography | Several sizes
Not For Sale
Patrick Jannin
"The GracielaZ (3)"
Photography | 11.8x7.9 in
$244.77
Cyrille Mulot
"Butterfly"
Photography | 23.6x15.8 in
$542.6
Polina Jourdain-Kobycheva
"Dantza n°62"
Photography | 31.5x27.6 in
$850.18
Jean-Guy Nakars
"Eiffel Breakdance"
Photography | 25.2x17.3 in
$1,142.6
Natalya Sleta
"Sharp"
Photography | 23.6x35.4 in
$800.85
Christian Houeix
"Crépuscule - Vincent Warin - Cie 3.6/3.4 - 1/30"
Photography
Not For Sale
Giancarlo Marcocchi
"Danza 02"
Photography | 11x15.8 in
$889.17
Tatiana Mikhina
"Fragment #06bw. Limited Edition 100."
Photography
Not For Sale
Tania Serket
"Dance with paper"
Photography | 17.7x13 in
$569.68
Dominic Rouse
"Go-between"
Photography | 16x20 in
$344.41
Anna Shumanskaia
"Abstract Dance - 11"
Photography | 23.6x15.8 in
$542.6
Paul Berriff
"Flamenco Dancer"
Photography | 20.9x29.9 in
$611.87
Diego Stamato
"Dance"
Photography | 31.5x47.2 in
$1,043.66