NPR has a blog post about Ezra Stoller written by Claire O’Neill. The piece describes the trajectory of Stoller’s work from industrial design to modernist architecture to art. Stoller was vehemently interested in the work of recording architecture, not creating art, but, as Erica Stoller states “While he didn’t strive to be an artist, the photographs are meaningful and beautiful works of art.”
The recent exhibition of Stoller’s photographs at Yossi Milo Gallery has been taken down.
The meaningful and beautiful works of art, though, can be seen in the recent monograph Ezra Stoller Photographer and in a slideshow in the NPR article
