Culture Making

Geoffrey Biddle Photography

Culture Making

Geoffrey Biddle Photography

Culture Making

Geoffrey Biddle Photography

Culture Making

Geoffrey Biddle Photography

Culture Making

Geoffrey Biddle Photography

Geoffrey Biddle, my dad, is a great photographer. I grew up looking at art and photographs, in the darkroom printing with dad, and dodging welding sparks in mom’s studio. The transformation of life that happens through the lens is completely magic. On days when I got bored at home (only the boring get bored) I would flip through photography books: Arbus, Frank, Goldin, Cartier-Bresson, though my Dad emailed me recently that my favorite photographer was “Anonymous”. In 2016 we worked with Glenn Horowitz to sell the archive of Geoffrey’s first book, Alphabet City to the New York Public Library (thank you, Foster! <3) and we’ve been strategizing together about his work ever since.

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Alphabet City, Geoffrey Biddle 1978
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Geoffrey Biddle, 1987
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Alphabet City, Geoffrey Biddle 1978
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Alphabet City, Geoffrey Biddle, 1977
Screenshot of Geoffrey Biddle's website home page, which features his name and years from 1950 to 1979 in black, white, and grey.

We worked closely with Bluprint and Studio Bueno to launch an experiential website of Geoffrey’s work that will be continued to be added to as he continues to make work.

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A collage of the desert with pyramids, the center of which has is a photograph of several people waterskiing in a pyramid formation.
An artwork depicting two large birds of prey in black and white with strings from their wings.

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