Jeff Burton's photography has been exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, the Barbican Centre in London, and many other national and international museums. He has had seven solo shows at his primary gallery, Casey Kaplan. Burton's work is also represented at Galleria Franco Noero.
Burton has collaborated on advertising campaigns with Tom Ford, Yves Saint Laurent, Kris Van Assche, and Wrangler Europe, as well as projects with Jean Colonna and Lancôme. Burton has contributed to French Vogue, Vogue Hommes International, Domus, Arena Homme +, Vanity Fair, Fantastic Man, Numéro and The New York Times.
16 comments:
Great stuff :)
very cool- I particularly like the reflection shot in the yellow dress.
I like the crumpled paper in the typewriter with the "F.U.!"
Raw. That's the only way I can describe. And very very post modern.
I definitely love this! That picture of the girl in the water is so cool with the lighting making the water look like gold! Ooohhhh so amazing. Love love love.
Much Love,
Trissta
Interesting shots - with the cropped angles and not quite focused shots it makes you take a second look and allows your imagination to fill in what is not in the pictures, but I like the one with the girl in the water too with the glistening gold water too - very unique.
I love it when I LOVE the artist in your art posts. These are incredible. My favorites are LIFE LIFE LIFE LIFE and the girl in the yellow gown on the balcony. Mesmerizing!
loving these .... the first one looks like a window into my 20's well.... some 30's too :)
very very cool!
He is the king of perspective! I love how all of these force you to stop and look again.
i spy with my little eye...CHANNING TATUM!!! SHWING!!!
oh and tilda swinton too who freaks me out a little.
Very cool.
omg I'm in love.
Great point of view, amazing photography. I'll definitely try to see his photos at the Barbican!
Burton's' photography is astounding, just gorgeous, the light he uses!
Wow!
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
these are super!! super sweet variety. i love when photographers branch out and mix up their styles. very cool stuff!
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