Photographers and other style-setters will be making their presence known in the months ahead.
: Instagram has been the ultimate equalizer in minting new photographers, but a few well-established image makers have other public showings in the works.
David LaChapelle will have his first major U.S. show at Fotografiska New York next month. Titled “Make Believe,” the exhibition will feature 150-plus works spanning from 1984 to 2022. The images start with the photographer’s existential religious explorations that evolved while the AIDS crisis took hold in New York City and impacted his friends in the ’80s and extend to out-and-about celebrities.
LaChapelle captured the last portraits of Andy Warhol in 1986 in front of a bookshelf stacked with antique Bibles. The photographer and the artist were fellow Catholics and the former stocked up on religious items early in his career for sittings with friends to portray them as angels, saints and martyrs. LaChapelle also took the last portrait of Michael Jackson in 2009. Another portrait features Alexander McQueen from 1996.
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