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| E-MAIL NEWSLETTER 02.02.10 |
Vol 10.5
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 photo-eye First Wednesday Salon
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© Images shown from left to right: Tony Bonanno, Genevieve Russell, Danae Falliers.
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photo-eye First Wednesday Salon, February 3, 2010
First Wednesday's February Salon will be held on February 3rd, 2010, with the opening reception starting at 6:30pm and the salon running from 6:45pm to 9pm. Tony Bonanno, Genevieve Russell and Danae Falliers will be presenting work that evening. Bonanno will show his work from Cuba, Russell will feature work from numerous documentary projects and Falliers will discuss the development of her bodies of work in the contemporary pop landscape genre. For more information contact Melanie McWhorter at 505.988.5152 x 112 or melanie@photoeye.com or we'll see you in the photo-eye Gallery on First Wednesday!
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 photo-eye Magazine
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© The Contact Sheet, by Steve Christ. Published by Ammo Books, 2009.
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This week in photo-eye Magazine:
John Mathews's review of The Contact Sheet
The Contact Sheet provides a brief insight into the editing processes of forty international photographers by compiling their working contact sheets from shoots that have resulted in a single definitive or iconic image. The book's layout is straightforward and the text on each of the photographers is concise, insightful and accessibly presented in four languages. The texts also contain short biographical information and descriptions on the photographer's methodology and inspiration..." —from John Mathews's review on photo-eye Magazine
IN THE BLOG:
Andy Adams and Miki Johnson's "Best of Photobooks 2009"
"In the wake of the Best Book announcements posted on photo-eye Magazine we often encounter many more contributions to this "award" after publication. This year on the photo-eye blog, we posted Grant Willing's response to our best book list (originally posted on Humble Arts) and now Andy Adams, the noteworthy founder of Flak Photo, and LiveBooks and RESOLVE blogger Miki Johnson, have contributed their own response. As a follow-up to their hugely popular online discussion The Future of the Photobook (a follow-up to Joerg Colberg's post on Conscientious), Adams and Johnson have listed here their 10 most exciting photobook related projects for the 2009 year including print-on-demand books, newly founded blogs, not-for-profit publications and many other photography projects. We hope you enjoy this unique contribution to our Best Books lists." —Melanie McWhorter
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 photo-eye Gallery Santa Fe - New Work
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© Maria Luisa Morando
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New Portfolio by Maria Luisa Morando
Aqua and White
"These timeless photographs capture a series of moments and allow the viewer to explore the emotions that ebb and flow with them. Like memories, these images have the seemingly counter-intuitive qualities of being highly defined, yet at the same time, being impossible to get close to, no matter how much the viewer tries." — Maria Luisa Morando
Maria Luisa Morando
Aqua IV
Chromogenic Print
12x12" Image
20x20" Mat
1/10
$500
Contact Anne Kelly, photo-eye Gallery Associate Director, for further information on Maria Luisa Morando's work.
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 photo-eye Featured Books
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photo-eye Featured Book of the Week: Miroslav Tichý
"Miroslav Tichý was unknown to most of the world until 2005. Since his work was exposed (and saved) by Roman Buxbaum, Tichý has gained worldwide recognition with exhibits at Michael Hoppen Gallery, Tanja Bonakdar Gallery, BANG Gallery Beijing and Shanghai, and Centre Pompidou. On the occasion of the exhibition, Centre Pompidou produced a beautiful book simply titled Miroslav Tichý. This hardbound catalogue opens with a portrait of the photographer followed by a few pages of shots of his homemade equipment. The remainder of the book presents many of the voyeuristic images that Tichý captured of the quotidian lives of small town Czech women. Tichý, a "Diogenes-like" character, went unnoticed to many as he lurked about with this unpretentious and unimposing hand-crafted camera. The resulting photos are often printed as primitively as they are captured, many uniquely finished with Tichý's unassuming drawn paper frames. This book is replete with essays, albeit in French, on his work by Roman Buxbaum, and others, a biography and bibliography."
— Melanie McWhorter
This book is now out-of-print and we have a few copies left in stock.
READ MORE
Cat# CF176H Hardbound List Price: $70.00
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 Auctions
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| Donald Judd: Raume Spaces.
Though this is not a photobook, strictly speaking, Todd Eberle's austere and crisply rendered images themselves show Minimalism's lasting influence. Thus, we include it here. An important examination of the Minimalist aesthetic and, more generally, the the relation of fine and applied art in both art and architecture.
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Bids shown below are current as of 12:31 pm
MT, 02.03.2010
If you have auction items (valued at $250 or more) to consign, please e-mail us.
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© Jennifer Johnson
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Phil Space is proud to present — Face It: Photographic Portraits
What: Face It: Photographic Portraits
Where: Phil Space, 1410 Second Street, Santa Fe, NM 87505
When: Opening reception, Friday, February 5th, 5 to 8pm.
Contact: Norman Mauskopf (505) 989-4161
A group exhibition of eleven New Mexico photographers curated by Norman Mauskopf. The Photographers include: David Burke, Mark Fresques, Mary Hegarty, Jennifer Johnson, Vicki Laszlo, Odus Lynd, Tom Martinelli, Alan Pearlman, Deborah Samuels, Ken Wilson and Therese Zucal.
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This year, 2010, marks the beginning of The Abiquiu Workshops headquartered in Abiquiu, New Mexico, on the Chama River, 45 miles north west of Santa Fe, NM.
The undulating mountains, high-desert mesas, and stunning red rock buttes touched Georgia O'Keeffe more than any other landscape and inspired her great paintings.
Today, the incredible scenery surrounding Abiquiu, New Mexico, continues to attract artist and art lovers from all over the world. It is here, in the heart of one of the
world's most spectacular landscapes, where the Abiquiu Workshops offers 5-day workshops/retreats for artist and writers. Tony O'Brien, Candyce Garrett, Walter
W. Nelson, Jerry Courvoisier, Ciel Bergman and Douglas Preston, nationally-renowned artist instructors will offer workshops in photography, writing, painting and
sculpture.
Click here for more information.
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