Musée Magazine

Musée Magazine is an engaging digital quarterly publication and interactive website that showcases the work of both up-and-coming and established artists. With a mix of quirky and sensual content, Musée stands out as an innovative platform focused on photography. Currently, it leads the way in the realms of photography and film culture. Our mission is to support emerging artists as they embark on their careers in the global photography scene while connecting them with industry leaders to produce valuable content for scholars, students, and photography enthusiasts. Like a comprehensive library of photography, Musée appeals to a wide audience, featuring everything from renowned masters to fresh, captivating talent.

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Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club Las Vegas | Elizabeth Waterman — Musée Magazine

Sep 28, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

As seen through the female gaze, the beautiful debauchery of stripping is used to celebrate the anniversary of one of Las Vegas’ mainstay establishments. Society has deemed stripping a taboo subject — an off-limits world where only the depraved dare travel to.
Extra! Extra! News Photographs 1903-1975 | Howard Greenberg Gallery — Musée Magazine

Sep 12, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

Each image reminds us of how much our culture has progressed over the years, but that can be a double-edged sword. In an age where anyone can make it by going viral on social media, the power of celebrity has dwindled, and photographs like these remind us of how heroic some of our former stars truly were. The Beatles were the most important musical act of the 20th century, and when we look at them, we see entities that might never exist again.
MoMa | Life Dances On : Robert Frank in Dialogue — Musée Magazine

Sep 11, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

The brilliance of Robert Frank’s iconic photography shines brilliantly on the fabled walls of New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Robert Frank is one of the most important photographers of all time. His black-and-white depiction of the world — the mundane and ordinary — has stood the test of time, and his seminal 1958 book, The Americans, remains one of the most important and celebrated in the medium.
Obscura Gallery | PARALLEL PLAYGROUND | Douglas Miles & Al Díaz — Musée Magazine

Aug 25, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

A beautifully blended display of Native American and New York cultures thrives on the walls of Santa Fe’s Obscura Gallery. One might not think it, but the Apache and New York cultures blend together fantastically. Both have uniquely vibrant human experiences, and across time their roles have changed drastically while simultaneously remaining similar. Their outposts could not be more different, however.
Solas Gallery | Jason Hendardy : this is a test — Musée Magazine

Aug 21, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

Contemporary society is blended with nostalgic style in Jason Hendardy’s wonderful new exhibition with Solas Gallery. Television is as much a part of our bodies as blood and oxygen. For so much of our lives, placing ourselves in front of the screen has become not just a ritual, but a necessity — a fabric of our being. It’s near impossible to calculate the effects of television on our lives, for we must recognize its subliminal grip on our psyche.
Cammie Toloui: The Lusty Lady | Blue Sky — Musée Magazine

Jul 10, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

Written by Max WienerJuly 3rd - 27th, 2024 The hedonism and heroism of sex work is on full display thanks to Cammie Toloui’s incredible photography. Societies have often deemed sex work and strip clubs as taboo and explicit, shielding the average consumer from this world as if it’s the plague. A safe haven for some is usually tucked in a dark pocket, hidden from the fore of society, never to be seen.
Printer Savant: Lumiere Press and the Art of the Photo Book | Howard Greenberg Gallery — Musée Magazine

Jul 1, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

The exhibition, Printer Savant: Lumiere Press and the Art of the Photo Book, features various limited edition photo books from acclaimed artists such as Bruce Davidson, Saul Leiter, Gordon Parks, and others. Each book shows a nuanced balance of word and image, paying close attention to the conversation the two art forms have with one another. The images themselves do the talking, as the artists’ formidable visions seemingly jump off of the page entirely.
In The Presence of Heroes | An exhibition of photography from the archive of David Scheinbaum — Musée Magazine

Jun 10, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

It’s nearly impossible to think of where our world would be without D-Day. The possibilities are harrowing, their details macabre on a bone-chilling level. It is a day that will forever live in infamy, and the heroes that won the battle for the Allied Forces will remain on an echelon of greatness that no others will ever touch. Their sacrifices for their countries were one of the most, if not the most, important contributions to the 20th century and beyond.
Fraenkenstein | Fraenkel Gallery — Musée Magazine

May 28, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

The allure of the unknown becomes glaringly familiar in the Fraenkel Gallery’s stunning new exhibition. Humans fear the unknown. Our chemical makeup craves familiarity and routine, something lasting to settle us into habitual decision making. The avant-garde brushes up against us like sandpaper at first, its unfamiliarity imprinting on our psyche. Can we become more comfortable with the unknown?
Jenny Holzer: Line Light | Guggenheim Museum — Musée Magazine

May 27, 2024 | museemagazine.com | Max Wiener

Jenny Holzer’s iconic 1989 Guggenheim exhibition returns to its home in stunning and poignant fashion. Upon its original release at the Guggenheim in 1989, Jenny Holzer’s Light Line was a groundbreaking spectacle of artistic importance. Revelations of the written word spiraled across the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright structure like beautifully strung pearls, all of their verbiage resonating deep within our minds.