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Visit photo-eye at Photo L.A. January 20-23
The 14th International Los Angeles Photographic Art Exposition will be held from January 20-23 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Please come by booth #19 and visit with some of our photo-eye staff, Rixon Reed, photo-eye Director, Joslin Van Arsdale, Assistant Gallery Director, and Vicki Bohannon, Gallery Associate. This year, for the first time, we will be featuring artists from our juried Photo Showcase alongside our gallery artists. Please introduce yourself in case we don't know you. We'd love to see you!
Photo l.a. 2005 features the finest photographic art, from the earliest 19th Century photographic experiments to the most contemporary photography and photo-based art.
In association with photo l.a., the Santa Fe Center for Photography will be presenting a half-day seminar, Publishing the Photographic Book. Among the presenters will by photo-eye Booklist editor Darius Himes. Panels will include, The Role of the Photographic Book in your Career;
The Evolution of the Photographic Book: From Concept to Sales; Self-Publishing as a Springboard for Marketing Your Work to the Publisher; and The Book Contract: A Primer.
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Mihai Mangiulea's portfolio Shadow Line
"My work on a photograph ends only when I recognize the image that seemed, at first, to be obscured by the real. It is strange to recognize something which hasn't been seen yet. In fact, there is a moment when my work ends because the image has become itself, equal to what I feel I must see. It is the certitude that that image can't be otherwise. |
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Untitled
Chromogenic Print
24x16" Image
32x28" Mat
Edition 1 of 20
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Contact Joslin van Arsdale, Assistant Gallery Director, for further information.
Visit photo-eye online Galleries.
Photographers: Apply to the Photographer's Showcase®
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 | On the Block: A Signed Copy of Avedon's Photographs 1947-1977
"Each photograph [by Avedon] is a confession—by him, by the sitter, by the process of photography..."—from Harold Brodkey's introductory essay
Closing this week: An inscribed, association copy of Wright Morris's classic The Inhabitants and Irving Penn's Moments Preserved |
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Bids shown below are current as of 4:45 pm
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If you have auction items (valued at $250 or more) to consign, please e-mail us.
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Diane Arbus: The Libraries
"Installation photographs by Megan Lewis. Designed by Yolanda Cuomo. With additional advice and assistance from Amy Arbus, Evan Camfield, Olga Charashyn, Marion Misilim, Anne Tucker and Sona Vogel."—the publisher
Hardbound with accordian fold pages in matching slipcase. READ MORE
Cat# ZC384H Hardbound $35.00
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Jill Greenberg: Monkey
"Monkey Portraits is a personal exploration and departure for Jill Greenberg, who has a storied career as a leading celebrity photographer....Each portrait is a reaction or action that we have sensed and felt, but have been unable to express—the monkeys become more human than us."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# ZC396S Softbound $25.00
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Robert A. Hansen: Yucatan Passages—Signed
"This book offers images from explorations among Maya ruins in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Platinum and silver gelatin prints interspersed with a diary of travel capture the serenity and beauty of an indigenous environment, the Spanish influence, and the persistence of traditional culture in the rain forest."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# ZC304H Hardbound $65.00
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Cat# ZC304S Softbound $29.95
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Cat# ZC304L Limited Edition $495.00
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Chris Rainier: Ancient Marks—Signed
Ancient Marks traces the use of marking the body with tattoos & scars throughout the globe, including within our modern Western society. The project is a culmination of seven years of travelling and photographic documentation to six continents, and over thirty countries."—the publisher READ MORE
Cat# ZC382H Hardbound $85.00
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In Memoriam: Marnie Gillett, Director SF Camerawork
"Marnie Gillett, who ran the avant-garde nonprofit SF Camerawork gallery for 20 years and kept the organization alive through the dot-com rent boom that killed other arts groups, has died....'Marnie kept Camerawork vital and important both as a local institution and one that has a national reach,' said Sandra Phillips, senior curator of photography at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. 'It's an invaluable institution, and I just hope that it continues.'"
Read the SFGate Obituary
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Photo-Eye Booklist: 2004 Holiday Booklist
In this issue of the Booklist, Vince Aletti writes about a new book published by Fraenkel Gallery on Arbus' libraries; Alex Sweetman spends time with Martin Parr and his new history of the photobook. Both of these books, and the articles, contribute to a deeper understanding of the potentials of a photography book.
As usual you will find the Survey of New Books, in which roughly thirty new titles from across the publishing spectrum are reviewed; a second dose of editorial content in the form of articles and interviews; and advertising from a wide array of publishers and photography-related businesses.
View features from the Booklist
Cat# PE021S Softbound $4.00
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