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10.09.2010
CRITICAL EXPOSURE: Auction Pre-Preview
10.08.11 #3 Mama C, Matunuck, RIedition 1/15 8x10" archival pigment print on 8.5x11 paper
Copyright © 2010 Joni Sternbach / All rights reserved
Joni Sternbach Website
Marcia Schulman Martin Website
Paolo Gavanelli as Rigoletti in the Opera RigolettiPhotograph (c) John F. Martin /All Rights Reserved
John F. Martin Website
PICTURE EQUALITY 2010 Silent Auction + Fundraiser
SILENT AUCTION: Picture Equality: An Evening of Empowerment Through Photography The 3rd Annual Silent Auction will benefit low-income youth by providing cameras and training in photography so that students can become effective advocates for school reform and social change. Photographers Damon Winter, Ami Vitale, Joni Sternbach, Jason Florio, John F. Martin, Aline Smithson, Russ Martin, and Ed Kashi, as well as many more from National Geographic, Getty Images, and VII Photo Agency, have donated images for sale. (stay posted as the list of photographers keeps growing)
TICKETS
October 21st, 2010, 6:30-8:30pm
Atrium of the DLA Piper Building
500 8th St. NW at Gallery Place, Washington D.C.
October 21st, 2010, 6:30-8:30pm
Atrium of the DLA Piper Building
500 8th St. NW at Gallery Place, Washington D.C.
7.09.2015
SOHO PHOTO GALLERY: Exhibition to July 25th
Opening night; front row: Jane Sheng, Stella Kramer, Alan Kleinberg. Back row: Yorgos Efthymiadis, Jaime Permuth, Joslin Van Arsdale, Sean Perry, William Avedon, Matthew Avedon
John A. Bennette
Jennifer McClure with Honorable Mention “Untitled” from her series “You Who Never Arrived”, Rocio De Alba and DB Waltrip, Babak P. Aryan with his photograph "The Coming", Rocio De Alba with her work "Blessed Art Thou Among Women". 2nd row: Musicians Koran Agan and Matthew Avedon with 1st place winner Paul Kessel, Mark Roussell with his 3rd place winning image “Finding and Losing My Father #3”, John F. Martin, Babak P. Aryan. 3rd row: Jennifer McClure, Rocio De Alba, John F. Martin, Joslin Van Arsdale (from Paddle 8 Online Auctions).
Robert Moran, Daughter of a Slave, Timbuktu, Mali
Ben Altman, The More That Is Taken Away, Act 1, Year Two, November
SOHO PHOTO GALLERY
15 White Street, NYC
Wednesday - Sunday, 1-6 pm
I was honored to be this year's juror for the 2015 National Competition for the Soho Photo Gallery. Paul Kessel's somber beauty "Entering The Metropolitan Opera" is the First Place winner. His image stayed with me like the atmosphere of a 70's era Winogrand scene. For 2nd Place, I chose Yorgos Efthymiadis’s "Net" from his "Letting My Guard Down" body of work for it's serene, solitary empty space and color. 3rd Place, I was deeply drawn into the unusual landscape by artist Mark Roussel from his series "Finding and Losing My Father." All Honorable Mentions; Ben Altman, Sheri Lynn Behr, Jennifer McClure, and Robert Moran, along with all the photographs accepted into the exhibition, represent my interest and love for fine art photography as well as portraiture, landscape, street and travel work...read more HERE
12.21.2014
BEST PHOTOGRAPHY BOOKS of 2014....and Some Honorable Mentions
Leon Levinstein
Steidl / Howard Greenberg Library
Steidl / Howard Greenberg Library
Saul Leiter: Early Black and White
Steidl / Howard Greenberg Library
Steidl / Howard Greenberg Library
James Karales
Steidl / Howard Greenberg Library
Steidl / Howard Greenberg Library
Howard Greenberg and his gallery teamed with Gerhard Steidl, the preeminent German art and photography book publisher, to launch their new imprint “Steidl / Howard Greenberg Library,” with the release of three monographs – Saul Leiter: Early Black and White, James Karales, and Leon Levinstein. Read more here
Paul Strand: Master of Modern Photography
Edited by Peter Barberie with Amanda N. Bock
Yale University Press (372 pages!)
Edited by Peter Barberie with Amanda N. Bock
Yale University Press (372 pages!)
Through his variety of innovative images, photographer Paul Strand (1890–1976) played a crucial role in establishing the medium's significance as a modern art form. Celebrating the Philadelphia Museum of Art's recent acquisition of the core collection of Strand's prints from the Paul Strand Archive, this stunning book comprehensively reassesses the artist's career in light of current scholarship and critical debates about his work. Featuring more than 250 plates, the catalogue includes many of Strand's iconic early photos such as Wall Street and Blind Woman alongside lesser-known master prints from all phases of his career. Read more here
Private. Photographs by Mona Kuhn
Steidl
Private. Grand Falls, 2012
Photograph © Mona Kuhn
For her fifth book with Steidl, Mona Kuhn has entered the heart of the American desert and returned with a sequence of pictures that is seductive, enigmatic and a little unsettling. "Private" proposes a world in which concrete reality and the imaginary are one. Plants and animals on the edge of survival, sun-drenched landscapes and wind-sculpted earth are intercut with a series of nudes that push Kuhn’s renowned sensitivity to human form into unexpected directions.
Read more here and here
Tones of Dirt and Bone
Photographs by Mike Brodie, Twin Palms Publishers
"Tower Brodie climbed next to the railroad tracks near Jack Woody's
house in New Orleans." Twin Palms Publishers, 2014. Photograph © Mike
Brodie
Mike Brodie spent years crisscrossing the U.S. amassing a collection, now appreciated as one of the most impressive archives of American travel photography. The pictures in this book are taken on the road; they precede the work in his first book, A Period of Juvenile Prosperity, subjects from New York City to San Francisco. Read more here
Gomorrah Girl by Valerio Spada
Twin Palms Publishers
Valerio Spada tells the story of the murder of Annalisa Durante, a young woman caught in the crossfire of a Mafia shootout, and the problems of growing up in a crime-ridden area. Bound together through an innovative, book-within-a-book design, are Spada’s photographs documenting adolescence in the land of Camorrah (the name for the Mafia in Naples) and pages detail the police investigation. Read more here
36 Blue Sky Books
Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, OR, now in its fortieth year of exhibiting great photography, published 36 monographs this year by 36
previously unpublished photographers they've shown in their gallery. Read more here
The Day the Dam Collapses
Photographs by Hiroshi Watanabe
Daylight Books / Tosei-sha Publishing, Japan
The Day the Dam Collapses
Photograph © Hiroshi Watanabe
"....images somewhere between the real world and images pulled to form a single kigo-beyond Zen" read more here
Studio 54
Photographs by Tod Papageorge
Stanley/Barker Editions
“Papageorge always had his camera at hand and between 1978 and 1980 he celebrated with the rich and beautiful, the artists and starlets; even today viewers can witness the eccentric and hedonistic party nights in his photographs. They revive the feeling of the disco era and express a profoundly urban spirit of directness, which condensed in New York at that time.” Read more here
Vivian Maier: A Photographer Found
By John Maloof
By John Maloof
Text: Marvin Heiferman Foreword: Laura Lippman
Harper Design
The definitive monograph of American photographer Vivian Maier, exploring the full range and brilliance of her work and the mystery of her life. The selection of the photographer’s work—created during the 1950s through the 1970s in New York, Chicago, and on her travels around the country—is almost exclusively unpublished, including her previously unknown color work. It features images of and excerpts from Maier’s personal artifacts, memorabilia, and audiotapes, made available for the first time. This remarkable volume draws upon recently conducted interviews with people who knew Maier, which shed new light on Maier’s photographic skill and her life.
You and I
Photographs by Ryan McGinley
Twin Palms Publishers, Second edition
Twin Palms Publishers, Second edition
Twin Palms publisher, Jack Woody, worked on this compilation for over seven years. He told me (while suppressing a laugh), "Some books just take longer than others." After viewing the sequencing of the book many times – it was well worth the wait. The images are skillfully edited and presented in a beautifully printed, clothbound, large format volume with essays by Vince Aletti and Sylvia Wolf, both in English and French. Read more here
https://twinpalms.com
Sight Seeing
Photographs by Paul McDonough
Hard Cover, 48 pages
Published by Sasha Wolf Gallery
"McDonough has often said that the intimacy he could feel, if only for a second, in the moments when he snapped his pictures was extremely seductive to him..." read more here
Seas Without A Shore
Photographs by Chris Anthony
The scenarios document a species as seen everyday through the eyes of the artist, with the writings of Edgar Allan Poe serving as a beacon of light and a source of inspiration. Mask-making, sculpture, and costume design is an important part of the process, defining the unique and demented little world Anthony lives and shoots in. The mysteries of the sea figure greatly in these pictures with a crescendo of color images depicting survivors braving waves and currents, perhaps the result of a future world where ocean tides will wash away the planet’s coastlines.
A Field Guide to Snow and Ice
Photographs by Paula McCartney
Silas Finch
Includes 48 black and white and full color plates printed with UV inks
on uncoated paper. Leporello binding with multiple panel widths and
stiff front and back covers. With the spine detached from the front cover, the book becomes an installation piece approximately 34' long.
Grays the Mountain Sends
Photographs by Bryan Schutmaat
Second Edition / Silas Finch
Second Edition / Silas Finch
L.A., 1971
Photographs by Anthony Hernandez
Photographs by Anthony Hernandez
Silas Finch
This sequence of 12 images – all taken in Los Angeles, California on the same day in 1971 – represents some of the earliest black and white work by Anthony Hernandez. Aluminum front and back covers.
Islands of the Blest
Edited by Bryan Schutmaat + Ashlyn Davis
Edited by Bryan Schutmaat + Ashlyn Davis
Silas Finch
These photographs depict various places in the American West, and were taken over a one hundred-year period, from the 1870s through the 1970s. The photographers represented range from the completely unknown to some of America’s most distinguished practitioners of the medium. All of the images were sourced from digital public archives.
http://www.silasfinch.org
Photographs by Martin Schoeller
teNeues
Whether portraits of political leaders, Hollywood stars, business entrepreneurs, or contemporary music royalty, these images are as daring as they are exacting, playful and precise. Regardless of the subject and setting, Schoeller's photographs seemingly come to life.
Hasted Kraeutler
Amazon
Photographs by William Clift
Pearmain Press
Photograph Lesly Deschler Canossi
Domestic Negotiations
Photographs by Lesly Deschler Canossi
ICP-edu
Domestic Negotiations conveys the emotional and intimate tenderness of family while revealing the raw and delicate nature of the relationships we try so desperately to preserve.
The Home Stage
Photographs by Jessica Todd Harper
Text: Alison Nordström + Alain de Boton
Damiani
Harper's naturalistic images pause or recreate real life for the camera; the play between the often-formal environment and her subjects--intimately portrayed family members--creates images that seem at once intimate and artificial. Her latest collection is thus aptly called The Home Stage, a double entendre that references the home-bound lifestyle of families with small children as well as the idea that home is the stage on which children first learn to live....read more on Amazon
Damiani Books
Jessica Todd Harper
The Art of Fran Forman
Schiffer Publishing, Ltd
In this rich and dream-like collection of photo-paintings, artist and fabulist Fran Forman offers characters, scenes and visual narratives that lure the imagination.The exquisite poems and story by writer Michelle Blake act as a guidebook to these vast imaginary worlds, suggesting voices for some of the characters and destinations for some of the journeys.
Photograph (c) John F. Martin /All Rights Reserved
In Character: Opera Portraiture
Foreword: Amy Tan Preface: David Gockley
In Character: Opera Portraiture showcases the work of John F. Martin, who for years set up a portable studio in the basement of the San Francisco Opera and photographed the players in costume and full makeup right before or after they took the stage. The subjects include operas greatest stars, such as Anna Netrebko, Natalie Dessay, Deborah Voigt, Juan Diego Flórez, and Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Their roles run the gamut of opera personalities: heroes and heroines, villains and outcasts, royalty and common folk, Biblical figures and creatures of myth. Includes an interview with world-renowned soprano Danielle de Niese.
Crusade For Art
Jennifer Schwartz
Crusade Press
“In Crusade For Your Art, Jennifer Schwartz has written one of the most comprehensive guides to date for both the professional and emerging fine art photographer to navigate the current world of Photography. With contributions from leading photography museum, gallery and photo directors, the expert advice given is instrumental in creating what every photographer needs to know to navigate the current art market. I absolutely love this guide. It covers all bases! I whole-heartedly recommend this masterful guide to the photographic community.”–Elizabeth Avedon
Pine Lake by Douglas Stockdale
Pine Lake by Douglas Stockdale
"A semi-fictional narrative about a multi-generational summer rite"
The Memory of Stone
Photographs by Erv Schroeder
Univ. of New Mexico Press
Erv Schroeder’s portrait of the Colorado Plateau bears witness to the primordial forces of the earth—the raw power that moved and shifted huge hunks of rock to form natural stone sculptures. Read more here
East or West:
A Walking Journey Along Shikoku's 88 Temple Pilgrimage
Photographs by Alexandra Huddleston
In September 2010, the photographer Alexandra Huddleston set out on an 800-mile walk around the island of Shikoku, Japan. To complete the Shikoku Ohenro trail pilgrims worship at 88 temples on the island, following a route that loosely traces the life and legends of the Buddhist saint Kōbō Daishi. Read more here
Edited by John Maloof
Essay by Elizabeth Avedon
Published by PowerHouse Books 2013
Photography books are alive and well at The Strand Bookstore. Open since 1927, The Strand carries new, used, rare and collectable photography books: http://www.strandbooks.com
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The above list is just a small portion of the excellent photography books from 2014. Check out some of the other 2014 Best Photo Book Lists for many more!
TIME Best Photobooks List
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