MOZIE BICYCLES: Urban Chic | The 'Marc'

Model/Musician Matthew Avedon 

off to a gig on his sleek new ride - the 'Marc' by Mozie

Mozie Bicycles, a leading innovator of European and Vintage-style bikes, was born out of the desire to design the perfect street bicycles that would represent the innate style of the rider through a handsome elegant design. Bicycles that retain comfort and practicality without sacrificing the exterior look. Bicycles that uphold classical, stylish cycling heritage while embracing the technologies and improvements of the modern world.

The 'Marc' combines sleek design with functionality, creating an exceptional ride. This bicycle is truly designed for the rider who knows where they want to go and wants to get there in style.

Buck + Wing is a luxurious line of leather cycle accessories for these bikes. Using hand-crafted tooling techniques, combined with finest high-quality leathers and hides, Buck + Wing brings a select range of saddles, grips, baskets, bags and accessories. 

Moto Cafe, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

"Thanks Mozie Bicycles for helping me get to my gigs in style" – Matthew Avedon. Avedon plays Gypsy Jazz every Monday night at St. Mazie, Tuesday nights at Moto Cafe, Sundays at The Roxy.

  Matthew Avedon at The Roxy in Tribeca, NYC

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Dog in a Basket

William Avedon and Lecha riding the 'Carolina'

Inspired by the rich bicycle culture of Holland and Denmark, 'Carolina's' oversized Buck and Wing Basket sits atop an assortment of incredible accessories. Comfort leather grips and sprung saddle  create an enjoyable journey, while the front stabilizer spring helps steady her load. The oversized chrome wheel-powered headlamp, frame-mounted tire pump, and rear carrier rack add further functionality.

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"You don't need to be an engineer to get it assembled"
Mozie Founder, Darren Buck

Mozie bicycles are shipped almost fully built

"Been cruising around all day on my sweet new gig-mobile.

Awesome gears!!!"–Matthew Avedon

SVA MASTER IN DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: Exhibition through 11•14•2015

SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS

Masters in Digital Photography

Thesis Exhibition

Curated by Michael Foley

SVA Gramercy Gallery

209 East 23rd St, NYC

through November 14, 2015

See More Here

DEAR DAVE, CONVERSATIONS: Domingo Milella in Conversation with Stephen Frailey

Photograph © Domingo Milella

Nemrut Dagi, Turkey 2013

Photograph © Domingo Milella

Myra, Turkey 2012

Photograph © Domingo Milella

Gavur Kale, Turkey, 2013

DEAR DAVE, presents

DOMINGO MILELLA

in conversation with

STEPHEN FRAILEY

SUNDAY,  October 25TH, 2015

SVA Theatre
12 PM

333 West 23rd St, NYC
RSVP: info@deardavemagazine.com

DEAR DAVE, presents a talk by Artist Domingo Milella about the process of making his recently published monograph, Domingo Milella (STEIDL, 2015). Inspired by the subject of cities and their borders, cemeteries and villages, caves and homes, Domingo Milella  documents photographs from what turned into a global journey of the oldest lands and the archaic world. 

"It's hard to talk about photography without facing issues of time, memory and death - not as stereotypical archetypes, but as challenging and malleable entities of culture and nature." – Domingo Milella

Domingo Milella, Steidl

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Domingo Milella was born in 1981 in Bari, where he lived until the age of 18. After moving to New York, he studied photography at the School of Visual Arts under the guidance of Stephen Shore. He worked with Massimo Vitali then Thomas Struth was for him an influential mentor. He currently lives between London and Bari. His work has been exhibited at the Foam Museum in Amsterdam, the 54th Venice Biennale and Les Rencontres d ‘Arles.

PADDLE 8: Fall 2015 Photography Auction

Photograph: Inez and Vinoodh
Lady Gaga - V Magazine, 2011
Lot Number 62 • Pigment print

Photograph: Alistair Taylor-Young
Pink Lips, 2008
Lot Number 17 • C-print

Photograph: Mona Kuhn
Matthiew, 2006
Lot Number 90 • C-print

Photograph: Julie Blackmon
Cupcake, 2007
Lot Number 93 • Archival digital print

Photograph: Paul Caponigro
Pan Ascending, Kerry, Ireland, 1993
Lot Number 14 • Gelatin silver print

Photograph: Lisette Model
Café Metropole, New York City, 1970s
Lot Number 15 • Gelatin silver print

Ed Ruscha, Peter Beard, Gerhard Richter, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Lisette Model, Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Paul Caponigro, Mona Kuhn, Julie Blackmon, and other photographic luminaries headline this auction of inspiring and sought-after modern and contemporary works, including a special selection of disco-era photographs by Bill Bernstein.

 

PADDLE 8

Fall 2015 Photography Auction

 

W. M. HUNT: Collecting Unlikely Photographs SVA Theatre • 1 Night Only • October 12

 Men with bow ties, 1890's. Horner Studio.

W.M. Hunt Collection

One Ring Circus: On Collecting Unlikely Photographs
Monday, October 12, 2015, 7 PM
SVA Theatre, 333 West 23rd St. FREE
with W.M. Hunt, Daile Kaplan and Josh Sapan

This is likely to be fascinating. Three long time collectors talk about how and what and why they collect what they collect ... unlikely photographs.

 

click on image to enlarge

A MUST SEE!

THE CURRENT EXHIBITION 

Hunt’s Three Ring Circus at ICP

Hunt’s Three Ring Circus has been organized by collector and curator W. M. Hunt in collaboration with the International Center of Photography. The exhibition is sponsored by the 1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery, in partnership with Jones Lang LaSalle, as a community-based public service.

Hunt’s Three Ring Circus

September 28, 2015 – January 8, 2016
Gallery // Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery

Between 51st and 52nd Streets, New York City 

JEAN-JACQUES NAUDET: The Hood Metal Awarded by The Royal Photographic Society

The Royal Photographic Society awarded Jean-Jacques Naudet, publisher and editor-in-chief of L'Oeil de la Photography, aka The Eye of Photography, the Hood Metal for his achievements in the art and science of photography. 

Jean-Jacques Naudet, above with wife Shiva, was awarded the Royal Photographic Society's Hood Medal. Past recipients of the Hood Metal include Lord Snowdon, Richard Attenborough and Jacques Cousteau among many others since 1933.

The Royal Photographic Society awarded Jean-Jacques Naudet, publisher and editor-in-chief of L'Oeil de la Photography, aka The Eye of Photography, the Hood Metal. The Royal Photographic Society was founded in 1853, to promote the art and science of photography, a mission it continues to this day. RPS has announced the recipients of its annual Awards at a ceremony held at the Royal Society, in London. The Awards have been given since 1878,and recognizes achievements in the art and science of photography. 

 L'Oeil de la Photographie // In English, French, Mandarin

"It came in the post one morning. The Royal Photographic Society has awarded you a medal for your outstanding contribution to the advancement of photography! I was absolutely over-the-moon - it was like Christmas, right in the middle of summer! I was even more delighted when I saw that the other winners included Maria Morris Hambourg, the legendary Founding Curator of the Met’s department of photographs, Wolfang Tillmans, Bryan Adams and Nadav Kander. The news came after a tough spring and summer spent waiting to get the new version of the website online. The award is not only for me but for the whole team of L’Oeil de la Photographie, headed by Ericka Weidmann. It’s been quite an adventure and after various different formats, we are now on the brink of success, thanks to our contributors and the backing of some wonderful supporters, especially Maja Hofmann. 
Unfortunately I wasn’t able to attend the awards ceremony as a fortnight after the news came through, my eldest son Gédéon announced that he would be getting married in Tuscany on the same date!.”  – Jean-Jacques Naudet

 L'Oeil de la Photographie // In English, French, Mandarin

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 An Interview with Jean-Jacques Naudet

 Elizabeth Avedon: How did you first become involved in photography?

Jean-Jacques Naudet: Totally by pure coincidence. When I was a young journalist I started working at Vogue on movie reviews. It was very very badly paid. One day Shiva announced she was pregnant. We wanted to stop being extremely poor. Vogue was great because although I was not very well paid, we were invited everywhere, from cocktails to receptions, all kinds of social events. But it was not possible to bring a small baby to openings and cocktails, so I had to decide to work in another magazine and by pure coincidence I was at French PHOTO.

I didn’t know anything about photography when I started. I discovered photography and photography became a passion. Roger Thérond - who was, who is my mentor, and was the Director of Match, the Director of PHOTO, in fact he was the Director of the Hachette Filipacchi Publishing Company; for the second piece I had to write for PHOTO, Roger sent me to go and meet Romeo Martinez and make an issue about the History of Photography. So I went to see Romeo. I was really really impressed and Romeo gave me all the information I wanted and then he said, “What do you know about Atget?” I said, ”Atget. Great photographer, loved by the Surrealists and the one who made us remember the old Paris.”

He said, “Tell me about Atget and the prostitutes?” and I didn’t know anything about Atget and the prostitutes. “So, maybe one day we will meet again, but next time try to know better about Atget and the prostitutes. If you don’t know about Atget and the prostitutes, you will never know anything about photography. During the next five years I never met Romeo, then one day by chance I bumped into him at an opening and I said, “You know, I know better about Atget and the prostitutes.” So I gave him proof and that was the beginning of a beautiful friendship. After Roger, he was my second mentor in photography. Read More of My Exclusive Interview with Jean-Jacques Naudet • here •

LAUREN FLEISHMAN: A Love Story // SVA

"Photographing a Love Story"

Photograph © Lauren Fleishman

The School of Visual Arts and Dear Dave Magazine present a talk by Lauren Fleishman (BFA 2001 Photography) about the process of making her recently published photography book, "The Lovers" (Schilt Publishing 2015).

Inspired by the love letters her grandfather wrote to her grandmother during World War II, "The Lovers" documents the stories of couples who have been together for more than 50 years.

 A Talk by Lauren Fleishman:

 "Photographing a Love Story"

Friday, October 9th 2015
SVA Theatre, 333 West 23rd St, NYC
Doors open at 7:00PM Presentation at 7:30PM

Free and open to the public 

SOUTH X SOUTHEAST PHOTO MAGAZINE: September // October Issue // ReDesign

Rushing Photograph © Sally Mann

Sally Mann Talks With Jerry Atnip… Read!

In The American West

Design by Elizabeth Avedon

Elizabeth Avedon Interviewed by Jerry Atnip … Read!

 

The Newly Designed : Sept / Oct, 2015 Issue

SXSE Magazine … Read!

Andrew Feiler Talks With Nancy McCrary… Read!

South x Southeast Photo Magazine is a bi-monthly online magazine featuring fine art photography of the American Southeast. Founded in 2011, SxSE publishes in-depth interviews, galleries from a selection of our calls for submission, book reviews, festival and fair reviews, information on workshops, gallery and museum openings. SxSE’s editorial commitment has always been to provide a platform for photographers working in the American Southeast, as well as work from outside the region of those who call the South their home.

Now redesigned with the launch of South x Southeast Photo Magazine's September // October 2015 issue, the magazine is now free online for all. Too many excellent articles, interviews and book reviews to list, here are a sampling to check out: Sally Mann Talks with Jerry Atnip; Elizabeth Avedon Interview With Jerry Atnip; Harold Feinstein “One Hundred Flowers” by Tony Casadonte, Lumiere Gallery Atlanta, Andrew Feiler Talks With SXSE Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Nancy McCrary and many more...

Many thanks to Jerry Atnip for interviewing me in the same issue as photo luminary, Sally Mann! 

SOUTH X SOUTHEAST PHOTO MAGAZINE

HUNT'S THREE RING CIRCUS: American Groups Before 1950 // At ICP

Century Photographers, Edward J. Kelty (American, 1888–1967). Hunt’s Three Ring Circus, Northport, Long Island, NY, June 26, 1931

Men with bow ties, 1890's. Horner Studio

“The Human U.S. Shield, 30,000 Officers; Men, at Camp Custer, Battle Creek Michigan, Brigadier General Howard L. Laubauch, Commanding”, 1918.  Mole; Thomas (Arthur Mole b. England 1889 – died US 1983 & John D. Thomas, American, dates unknown) 

Unknown Studio, Oddfellows, n.d.

Collector and Curator, W. M. Hunt
Photograph © Elizabeth Paul Avedon

Hunt’s Three Ring Circus has been organized by collector and curator W. M. Hunt in collaboration with the International Center of Photography. The exhibition is sponsored by the 1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery, in partnership with Jones Lang LaSalle, as a community-based public service.

Hunt’s Three Ring Circus

September 28, 2015 – January 8, 2016
Gallery // Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery

Between 51st and 52nd Streets, New York City 

The International Center of Photography is the world’s leading institution dedicated to the practice and understanding of photography and the reproduced image in all its forms. Through our exhibitions, educational programs, and community outreach, we offer an open forum for dialogue about the role images play in our culture. www.icp.org

RUBEN NATAL-SAN MIGUEL: SohoPhotoGallery

 "Animal Print Fan" 2015 Harlem, NYC

 Photograph © Ruben Natal-San Miguel 

 "Priceless" (Anthony) 2015 Astoria, Queens, NYC

Photograph © Ruben Natal-San Miguel  

"The Living Doll" 2013 Orchard Beach, Bronx, NY

Photograph © Ruben Natal-San Miguel  

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 10, 6–8pm !

 RUBEN NATAL-SAN MIGUEL

"Street Life : A NYC Vanishing Act"

September 9 – October 3, 2015

SohoPhotoGallery

15 White Street, NYC

PRESALE // FOSSILS OF LIGHT + TIME

 fossils of light + time

Bones, 25 Cooper Square, New York City © Sean Perry

 fossils of light + time

Murder of Birds #9 © Jason Paul Roberts

The Detroit Center For Contemporary Photography is proud to announce a presale for fossils of light + time, a limited edition photographic publication curated by Elizabeth Avedon. Black and white photographs were submitted reflecting the spirit of a beautiful and seductive quote by Daido Moriyama, "If you were to ask me to define a photograph in a few words, I would say it is “a fossil of light and time.” Selected artists include Hiroshi Watanabe, Sean Perry, David J. Carol, Susan May Tell, Jaime Permuth and many more. 

There are only 70 copies available for purchase so make sure to reserve yours today.  

fossils of light + time
ONLY 70 copies available!
$48 + shipping ($6 in US/ $12 for international)
Limited Edition of 250
Smyth Sewn
Perfect Bound
12" x 8.75"
50 pages
Foil Stamped Cover

Front Cover: Bones, 25 Cooper Square, New York City by Sean Perry

Back Cover: Murder of Birds #9 by Jason Paul Roberts

 

 Selected Artists

Hiroshi Watanabe, Susan May Tell, Sean Perry, David J. Carol, Jaime Permuth, Jason Florio, Samantha Geballe, Laurent Girard, Donna Rosser, Michael Kirchoff, Traer Scott, Alexandra Huddleston, Danielle Kelly, Michael Shapiro, Anna Agoston, William King, Kathryn Mussallem, Ima Mfon, Henny Gylfa, Francisco Diaz and Deb Young, Michael Magers, Lauren Orchowski, Michael Bach, Dante Guthrie, Ellie Ivanova, Roy Feldman, Ray Carns, Zoran Milosavljevic, Christian Blevins-Morrison, Mark Fisher, Paul Shelasky, Rolando Diaz, Katja Heinemann, Mike Callaghan, Jonas Yip, Marina Black, Yukari Chikura, Adrienne Norman and Jason Paul Roberts.

RESERVE YOUR COPY HERE

RICHARD HAINES: A Room of One's Own at Daniel Cooney

Devil © Richard Haines

Pharrell Yellow © Richard Haines

CFDA Pharrell © Richard Haines

Bushwick © Richard Haines

RICHARD HAINES

A Room of One's Own
September 10 - October 24
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 10, 6 - 8pm
Artist's Talk: Saturday, October 3, 3pm


DANIEL COONEY FINE ART
508 West 26th Street, Suite 9C
New York, New York
Wednesday - Saturday 11 - 6

Richard Haines on Instagram

@richard_haines

Before Photography, I studied Fashion Illustration at Parson's. I've been following Richard Haines casually super elegant work on Instagram and on his wildly popular blog, What I Saw Today. And now Daniel Cooney Gallery is showing Haines work up close and personal. I wouldn't miss it!

Not all of the images above are in the exhibition, but you may find them on Instagram....

PHOTOVILLE RETURNS! September 10-20, 2015

PHOTOVILLE! 

Don't miss these events and everything in-between!

Opening Night, Sept 10: Stars of Rock-n-Roll Photography Clay Patrick McBride, Roberta Bayley, Adrian Boot, Dean Chalkey, Danny Clinch, Mick Rock +many more Curated by Janette Beckman, Julie Grahame and Amanda Gorence.

Closing Day, Sunday Sept 20: Panel "Under Fire: Black Photographers Creating Agency in a “Post-Racial” America" Featuring: Moderator Whitney Richardson, Devin Allen, Sheila Pree Bright, and Radcliffe 'Ruddy' Roye

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Over 60 incredible photography exhibitions, installations, indoors and outdoors, in shipping containers and on cubes....here are a few of my favorites:

RADCLIFFE 'RUDDY' ROY

RADCLIFFE ROYE : READ MORE HERE

JENNIFER McCLURE 

JENNIFER McCLURE : READ MORE HERE

NIGEL MORRIS 

NIGEL MORRIS : READ MORE HERE

DEBI CORNWALL : 
Gitmo at Home, Gitmo at Play

DEBI CORNWALL : READ MORE HERE

KATHRYN MUSSALLEM 

KATHRYN MUSSALLEN : READ MORE HERE

ZUN LEE

ZUN LEE : READ MORE HERE

 JANETTE BECKMANN : 
 Down + Dirty

JANETTE BECKMAN : READ MORE HERE

PHOTOVILLE

 

PHOTOVILLE is so large I can't even begin to describe all of the incredible photography exhibitions, installations, indoors and outdoors, in shipping containers and on cubes – you MUST view PHOTOVILLE's awesome website to begin to understand how you cannot miss this event. New Yorkers, New Jerseyans, Connecticutians and visiting Tourists, if you are near New York, check out Photoville September 10 through the 20th!

PHOTOVILLE