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The Museum of
Snapshot Photography, formerly known at the Ontological Museum's
Department of Photographic Records, is a repository of found vernacular photography that includes such
things as vacation photos, family snapshots, photos of friends, class
portraits, identification photographs, and photo-booth images and other
types from the accidental life of everyday image making that captures
moments in the private histories of people living the common experience
of life.
Also of interest are the photographs, photographic experiments and use of photographic imagery in collage and photo-montage of artists associated with the Ontological Museum and it's various branches. |
 Vintage found photo from Shadow Portraits Upcoming Exhibition: A Book About Death Pictures at an Exhibition. Upcoming Exhibition: Wish You Were Here Vintage silver gelatin vacation photos. |
Natural Born Fluxus Childhood photos from Fluxus artists. Shadow Portraits Vintage silver gelatin photos where the photographer's shadow becomes part of the subject of the photograph. Fluxographs A collection of snapshot portraits by Cecil Touchon of art world personalities mostly in New York City using a fisheye lense. Warning: These are freaky! "I'm Fifteen, OK?" Phone Photos by Noor Touchon |
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 The IMCAC is a
part of the Ontological Museum of the International Post Dogmatist Group - The official avant
garde. Use
of the site is subject to our website usage
policies |
