NYPD: Seek Help To ID Photos

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The NYPD released 215 photographs of women taken in the 1970's by a convicted serial killer now on Death Row in California. The photographer, who studied film under Roman Polanski, had over a 1,000 pictures in a storage locker when he was arrested. Releasing the photographs may help crack several cold cases.

"They should be in every newspaper, on TV and on the Internet," said Sheila Weller, a cousin of one of his victims. View Photos Here.

CYCLING THE WORLD: Global Citizen Furtemba Sherpa Promotes Peace

"My Name is Furtemba Sherpa, I am a world Cyclist.
I have left Nepal December 25, 2003"

New York City

Italy

Helping in Haiti

Iguaçu Falls, South America

The Healing Center of "John of God"
Casa de Dom Ignacio, Abadiania, Brazil

Brasília

Furtemba Sherpa, World Tour Cyclist

"My name is Furtemba Sherpa, a Global Citizen. Originally, I am from a small village called Sankuasabha in Nepal. At the age of 26, I started world cycle tour with the cause of "World Peace and Environmental Protection." Since 2003, I had been cycling to 46 countries and intend to cycle 150 countries all together which should be done by 2020."

Furtemba Sherpa is the great-grandson of Tenzing Norgay, who first reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1953 alongside Sir Edmund Hillary. Conquering the Himalayas has been considered by most Sherpas in Nepal as the pinnacle of success, but Furtemba is embarking on his dream to become the first Sherpa to cycle around the globe to promote his message of World Peace and Environmental Protection.

FOLLOW FURTEMBA HERE

ASMP/NY FINE ARTS BRAINTRUST GROUP EXHIBITION: May 5-31 2010

Photograph (c) Joseph Squillante /All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Clayton Price /All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Bruce Katz/All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Cynthia Matthews /All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Joseph Mondello /All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Margaret McCarthy/All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Susan May Tell /All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Viviane Moos /All Rights Reserved

May 5-31, 2010
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHERS NY
Fine Arts Braintrust Group Exhibition

BRUCE KATZ • CYNTHIA MATTHEWS • MARGARET McCARTHY
JOSEPH ANDERSON MONDELLO • VIVIANE MOOS • CLAYTON PRICE
JOSEPH SQUILLANTE • SUSAN MAY TELL

BoConcept in Chelsea, 144 W 18th, NYC

SUSAN MAY TELL: Photowork

Enigma at Photowork '10, juried by Guggenheim Curator Nat Trotman
Photograph (c) Susan May Tell /All Rights Reserved

Man at Windows on the World, WTC
Photograph (c) Susan May Tell /All Rights Reserved

Woman With Bank Book and Dog

Photograph (c) Susan May Tell /All Rights Reserved

Men Wait For Ferry
Photograph (c) Susan May Tell /All Rights Reserved

Photograph (c) Susan May Tell /All Rights Reserved

Photographs by Susan May Tell

SUSAN MAY TELL: WEBSITE
Helping Haiti Exhibit

SPICY GUMBO PHOTO WORKSHOP: May 20-24 Debbie Fleming Caffery + Carlin Tapp

Photograph (c) Debbie Fleming Caffery/All rights reserved

Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

Spicy Gumbo Photo Workshop
May 20 - 24, 2010 • Breaux Bridge, Louisiana

This WORKSHOP is for intermediate to advanced photographers wishing to immerse themselves in the art of visual story telling through traditional photography and creative audio narrative. Under the guidance of master photographers, Debbie Fleming Caffery and Carlan Tapp, participants will have this rare opportunity to work deep in the heart of Lousiana’s Cajun Country. Based out of Breaux Bridge, Louisiana (crawfish capitol of the world) the workshop will explore the Bayou’s people, landscape, tradition, food and music.

CARLAN TAPP: Question Of Power

"Four Corners Power Plant, Shiprock, New Mexico. Over 15 million tons of chemical toxins are released into the air each year in the Four Corners Area. Living in the shadow of the nation’s dirtiest power plants the Dine´ People suffer from respiratory disease and cancer from the pollution laden air, soil, and water. A new proposed coal burning power plant, Desert Rock, will seriously add to local and global problems." Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

"Alice Gilmore stops to rest at her young sister’s grave site. She has been told by the Dine´ Power Authority that her father long ago signed over all their grazing permits to the strip mine. The DPA refuses to show her written records. Her family burial areas, home, and grazing lands will all be destroyed by the new strip mine." Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

"Many Navajos must drive, on average, 50 miles round trip three to four times a week for their personal water and for their livestock supply since much of existing livestock water has been contaminated by mining activities." Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

"Bonnie Gilmore listens intently as her mother Alice shares family history and information regarding family ceremonial and burial sites being destroyed by BHP Mining." Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

"Alice and Bonnie Gilmore approach contractors hired by BHP Mining who were discovered sifting through family burial sites." Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

"Children intently watch Lucille Willie skillfully hand-shear a sheep, a craft passed down to each generation." Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

"Asthma in children is doubling every ten years."

Photograph © Carlan Tapp/ All rights reserved

Question of Power
Coal: The social cost of Electricity in America

Carlan Tapp began his photo essay Question of Power in 2005. His project uses traditional photographic documentary techniques of reportage, portraiture, and landscapes, with the addition of recorded audio interviews. Question of Power are stories and voices of individuals, families, and communities affected by the mining, processing, burning, and storage of waste materials created by coal for this generation of electricity in America. Carlan Tapp: Portrait U.S.A.

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ROBERT NATHAN PAUL: In Loving Memory

For the family and friends of Bob Paul 1945-1996

ART CHICAGO 2010: Opening Night photo-eye Booth 263 May 1-3

The Merchandise Mart, Art Chicago 2010 12th floor

In 1930 the Merch Mart was built on the site of a former Native American trading post, Wolf Point, the main point of supplies for traders and trappers heading west. Designed to be a "city within a city", the Merch Mart was the largest building in the world with 4,000,000 sq feet. It was owned for over 50 years by the Kennedy family until 1998. Photograph © Vicki Bohannon/All rights reserved

Art Chicago 2010 Opening Night photo-eye Gallery Space
Photograph © Vicki Bohannon/ All rights reserved

Art Chicago 2010 Opening Night
Photograph © Vicki Bohannon/ All rights reserved

photo-eye Associate Gallery Director Anne Kelly with Photographer Mitch Dobrowner. Jo Whaley photograph far left. Photograph©Vicki Bohannon/ All rights reserved

Photographers Colleen Plumb and Kate Joyce
Photograph © Vicki Bohannon/ All rights reserved

photo-eye Director Rixon Reed (left) showing Nick Brandt's photograph Portrait of Lion, Serengeti. Photograph © Vicki Bohannon/ All rights reserved

Photograph Saccharine Perch, 2009 by Tom Chambers

Complimentary Tickets from photo-eye Gallery

Art Chicago 2010: photo-eye Gallery is exhibiting the work of the following artists; Jo Whaley, David Trautrimas, Carla Van de Puttelaar, Chris McCaw, Tom Chambers, Richard Barnes, Nick Brandt, Colleen Plumb, Ryan Zoghlin, Pentti Sammallahti and Ted Kuykendall in Booth 263. To download complimentary tickets for you and a guest Click Here and enter promo code GalleryGuest to receive your ticket. Art Chicago: May 1: 11am – 7pm, May 2: 11am - 6pm, May 3: 11am - 4pm. Installation Photos

GEORGIA O'KEEFFE: Alfred Stieglitz Photo 1 of 10 Most Expensive Ever Sold

Georgia O'Keeffe
Photograph by Alfred Stieglitz
Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.

Hands, 1918
Photograph by Alfred Stieglitz

"Hands" (Georgia O'Keeffe's) by Alfred Stieglitz sold for almost $1.5 million dollars at a 2006 Sotheby’s auction. View The Ten Most Expensive Photographs In The World Ever Sold. Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz

photo-eye: Art Chicago Booth 263

Vicki Bohannon installing Carla Van de Puttelaar photographs
Photograph © Rixon Reed/ All rights reserved

Nick Brandt photographs at photo-eye's Booth 263
Photograph © Rixon Reed/ All rights reserved

Booth 263: Jo Whaley, David Trautrimas, Carla Van de Puttelaar, Chris McCaw, Tom Chambers, Richard Barnes, Nick Brandt and Ted Kuykendall

Pentti Sammallahti photographs outside (click to enlarge)
Photograph © Rixon Reed/ All rights reserved

Vicki installing Ryan Zoghlin photographs
Photograph © Rixon Reed/ All rights reserved

photo-eye Associate Gallery Director, Anne Kelly, and Installation Goddess, Vicki Bohannon. Photograph © Rixon Reed/ All rights reserved

Complimentary Tickets from photo-eye Gallery

Art Chicago 2010: photo-eye Gallery is exhibiting the work of the following artists; Jo Whaley, David Trautrimas, Carla Van de Puttelaar, Chris McCaw, Tom Chambers, Richard Barnes, Nick Brandt, Ryan Zoghlin, Pentti Sammallahti and Ted Kuykendall in Booth 263. To download complimentary tickets for you and a guest Click Here and enter promo code GalleryGuest to receive your ticket. Art Chicago: April 30: 11am - 7pm, May 1: 11am – 7pm, May 2: 11am - 6pm, May 3: 11am - 4pm. Opening Night Photos