Tropicana Magazine May-Jun 2019 #124 : Celebration of Success
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THE ART<br />
Art In the<br />
Wilds<br />
Miaja Art Collections - Contemporary Art Gallery<br />
presents a Solo Exhibition by David Yarrow in Singapore.<br />
“A<br />
good picture has to transcend at many<br />
different levels. Emotionally, it has<br />
to be something that grabs people’s<br />
attention and hold it; whether in its<br />
content or in terms <strong>of</strong> how evocative it is,” says David Yarrow,<br />
world-renowned fine art photographer.<br />
‘It’s Five O’clock Somewhere’ is an exclusive feature <strong>of</strong> limited<br />
edition prints from Yarrow’s recently completed project in<br />
Montana with iconic supermodel Cindy Crawford. The worldrenowned<br />
London-based fine art photographer came to Lion<br />
City to showcase his evocative, pin-sharp black and white<br />
signature prints. The exhibition also showcased photos that<br />
capture the beauty and unique characters <strong>of</strong> endangered wild<br />
animals in Borneo, Kenya, South Africa, Namibia, Iceland and<br />
other remote places as well as his iconic image ‘Cara Cigar’ with<br />
Cara Delevingne.<br />
Yarrow’s large-format monochrome images have been displayed<br />
in many leading galleries and museums across Europe, USA<br />
and Canada. He made his name with his evocative style and by<br />
getting close to wildlife using wide-angled lenses. In 2017, he<br />
was one <strong>of</strong> the bestselling fine art photographers in the world<br />
with the limited-edition prints regularly selling for high prices<br />
at auctions.<br />
At the Sotheby’s photography auction in London in <strong>May</strong> 2017,<br />
Yarrow’s iconic image from South Sudan, Mankind, was sold for<br />
$75,000, the highest <strong>of</strong> the 100 lots at the show. In April <strong>of</strong> 2018,<br />
his image ‘The Wolf <strong>of</strong> Main Street’ sold for $100,000 and was<br />
the highest bid piece by a living photographer.<br />
Giving back is also integral to this Glasgow-born photographer’s<br />
work ethic as he has reaffirmed his goal <strong>of</strong> raising significant<br />
funds for Wildlife Conservation and other charitable projects<br />
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