Showing posts with label Cambodia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cambodia. Show all posts

12.09.2011

BID4FRIENDS ONLINE AUCTION: To Benefit The Angkor Hospital for Children

Angkor #79, Bayon, Cambodia 1994
Photograph (c) Kenro Izu

Estimated Value $300.00
Pigment print
10 x 14" on 14 x 20" mat
Edition no. 1
Date of Work: 1994 / Year of Print: 2011
Signed in pencil on the recto
Courtesy of Howard Greenberg Gallery & Friends Without A Border


Boy Posing in a Courtyard, Rue Vieille du Temple, Paris
Photograph (c) George McClintock

Estimated Value $300.00
Gelatin silver print
10 x 10" on 16 x 20" mat
Date of Work: 1978 / Year of Print: 2011
Signed in ink on the verso
Series, Paris 1980, scheduled for exhibition in NYC in 2012


Japanese Monkey
Photograph (c) Eiko Tamaki

Estimated Value $400.00
Gelatin silver print
6 x 7.5" on 11 x 14" mat
Artist proof no. 1
Date of Work: 2004 / Year of Print: 2004
Signed in pencil on the recto

Home at Babulnath
Photograph (c) George McClintock

Estimated Value $200.00
Pigment print
10 x 14" on 14 x 20" mat
Date of Work: 2006 / Year of Print: 2011
Signed in ink on the verso
Pilgrims pass through this room on their way to the Babulnath temple in Mumbai, India. Recently exhibited as a part of collection at the Columbus branch of the New York Public Library.


Blue
Photograph
(c) Jene Youtt

Estimated Value $300.00
Pigment print
16 x 12" on 20 x 16" mat
Edition no. 1
Date of Work: 2008
Year of Print: 2008
Signed in pencil and stamped on the recto
Exhibited in Kyoto, Japan

Bid4Friends Online Auction
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Bidding through December 18th (Sunday) at 10pm

Friends Without A Border works to improve the health and well-being of children in Cambodia through its acclaimed Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) and associated programs. In a population of about 14 million, over one-third of Cambodians are children under the age of 15. In 1996, 1 out of 6 children died before the age of 5 from preventable illnesses such as diarrhea and respiratory infection. In recent years, the ratio has decreased to 1 out of 12—but the country still ranks tragically low by international standards. Friends Without A Border is now known globally for its commitment to “healing children, healing Cambodia” as it rebuilds the devastated healthcare infrastructure of a war-torn and impoverished country.

Founded in 1995 by world-renowned photographer Kenro Izu, Friends Without A Border receives much support from the photographic community – photographers, dealers, collectors, and curators – have each played a vital role in the creation of Angkor Hospital for Children and its ongoing success.

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2.28.2010

100 PRINTS | $100 | 100% of SALES TO DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS

Port-au-Prince, Haiti 2010
Photograph (c) Gilberto Tadday /All Rights Reserved

The recent earthquake has made thousands of people victims in Haiti. Exclusive photos of the situation in the capital of Port-au-Prince right after the tragedy were recorded (here) by photographer Gilberto Tadday. Tadday donated several of these images to ASMP: NY's March 5-7, 2010 Print Sale, 100% of the proceeds goes to Doctors Without Borders. Photograph (c) Gilberto Tadday /All Rights Reserved

Ta Prohm, Angkor, Cambodia
Photograph (c) Viviane Moos /All Rights Reserved

Ground Zero 2001
Photograph (c) Robert Hooman /All Rights Reserved

Ground Zero 2001
Photograph (c) Robert Hooman /All Rights Reserved

More than 100 prints donated by ASMP (American Society of Media Photographers: New York Chapter) members will be on sale for $100 each, 100% of all sales goes directly to Doctors Without Borders.

Prints available include Viviane Moos' photograph above, Ta Prohm, Angkor, Cambodia, an 8x12 image - signed on verso - archival metallic chromogenic prints on Kodak Endura Professional Archival Metallic paper. Also available are Stephen Mallon's photographs of the salvage of Flight 1549 (piloted safely onto New York's Hudson River by Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger), black and white portraits of Hungarian-born Master Photographer Andre Kertesz by Susan May Tell, among so many others. Curated by Elizabeth Avedon.

The VERGE ART FAIR donated this ASMPNY Booth: Friday & Saturday, March 5-6 from 2-8 pm, Sunday, March 7 from 12-6 pm, The Dylan Hotel, 52 East 41, NYC
Opening Night Preview Reception $20 March 4, 6-10 pm
More Images For Sale HERE and HERE

11.27.2009

FRIENDS OF FRIENDS PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION: Angkor Hospital For Children

Dahomey Children, Dahomey, 1967
Photograph (c)
Irving Penn /All Rights Reserved


Seeing Eyes 2002
Photograph (c) William Wegman
/All Rights Reserved


Angkor #26, Angkor Wat, Cambodia 1993
Photograph (c)
Kenro Izu /All Rights Reserved


Turbulent Dreams
Photograph (c)
John Dugdale /All Rights Reserved


Untitled 2007
Photograph (c) Richard Gere
/All Rights Reserved


Revelation 2004
Photograph (c)
Sean Perry /All Rights Reserved


DECEMBER 1st
13th ANNUAL FRIENDS OF FRIENDS PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION
Benefiting the Angkor Hospital For Children

KENRO IZU, during a series of photography trips to Cambodia’s Angkor monuments, was forever changed by his encounters with ill, malnourished and disfigured children in desperate need of medical care. Izu founded Friends Without A Border in 1996 and dedicated himself to building a pediatric hospital in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) was completed in 1999 and has since treated over 650,000 children. Absentee and Phone Bids