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| E-MAIL NEWSLETTER 01.05.10 |
Vol 10.1
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 photo-eye First Wednesday Salon
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© from left to right Molly Bradbury, Jennifer Schlesinger-Hanson, André Ruesch
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photo-eye First Wednesday Salon, January 6, 2010
Be sure to catch the next photo-eye First Wednesday Salon on January 6, 2010 with the opening reception starting at 6:30 pm and the salon running from 7pm to 9pm. In January, we are pleased to welcome photographers Molly Bradbury, André Ruesch, and Jennifer Schlesinger-Hanson. 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!
Images shown from left to right: Molly Bradbury, Jennifer Schlesinger-Hanson, André Ruesch.
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 photo-eye's Best Books of 2009
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photo-eye's Best Books of 2009 Coming Next Week.
For over 30 years, photo-eye has published our annual selections for Best Books of the year. Last year we started what we hope will be a long tradition of inviting photographers, writers, curators, publishers, and other photo professionals to select their 10 top books of the past year. Among the list are a few of the wonderful guest contributors from last year and some new additions.
2009 Best Books Guest Contributors:
Ron Jude & Danielle Mericle
Marco Delogu
Antone Dolezal
Tricia Gabriel
John Gossage
Todd Hido
Anne Kelly
Jeff Ladd
Lesley Martin
Melanie McWhorter
Jeff Mermelstein
Eric Miles
Laura Moya
Martin Parr
Andrew Phelps
Markus Schaden
Paul Schiek
George Slade
Alec Soth
Ed Templeton
Sara Terry
Jennifer Thompson
Erik van der Weijde
Michael Wolf
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| photo-eye Weekly Bestsellers
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 photo-eye in Los Angeles
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 Auctions
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| JH Engstöm: Sketch of Home (Limited Edition of 250!)
Engström interweaves self-portraits with landscapes, nude portraits of his friends with faded interiors. The result is a dynamic and graphic sequence of images that Engström considers as his reflection of the tensions between loneliness and intimacy, and the disparities between events and elements in his life. READ MORE |
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Bids shown below are current as of 8:03 pm
MT, 01.05.2010
If you have auction items (valued at $250 or more) to consign, please e-mail us.
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| 365 A Book A Day
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Michael Kenna's portrait of the city of Venice: Venezia
"This crumbling jewel of Northern Italy, built completely on marshland, is steeped in history and irresistibly imbued with romance. Known as "The City of Light" and "Queen of the Adriatic," Venezia is indelibly tinged with dark intrigue, decadence and decay."
Hardcover and Limited Edition Copies Due in March.
Todd Hido's Newest Monograph A Road Divided
"With an unquestionably modern effect, he often frames the compositions from inside his car, photographing straight through the windshield, using it as an additional lens and bringing a sense of timing and moment to these stationary scenes."
Signed Copies Due in Feburary.
Aline Diepois' The Dust Book
"A warm foul-smelling wind whips up the sand in this desolate land; dust lingers in the air, cloaking the strange landscape in a dull greyish veil. Farther on, there's a sign that says 'Dust Storm May Exist.'"
Mark Edward Harris' The Way of the Japanese Bath
"While all the primeval geological and geothermal rumblings under Japan have set off devastating volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and earthquakes (ten percent of the world's volcanic activity occurs in Japan), they have also provided the 127 million inhabitants of the island nation on the Ring of Fire with a very unique way of life."
Mark Edward Harris' Wanderlust
"This 2nd and expanded edition of Wanderlust continues the globetrotters's photographic explorations with new images from Peru, Italy, India, North Korea, South Africa, Kenya, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates."
A new self-titled monograph on Jacob Holdt
"Danish photographer Jacob Holdt is internationally revered for his vision of America, as portrayed in classic volumes like American Pictures and United States 1970?1975. It is a vision which has inspired many, both in its extremity (the director Lars von Trier is reputedly a fan) and in its tenacity."
An Autobiography of Lisette Model by Eugenia Parry: Shooting Off My Mouth
"Shooting Off My Mouth Spitting Into the Mirror inaugurates a new direction in photography and photography writing, as author Eugenia Parry offers an interpretation of the work of Lisette Model (1901?1983) through a meta-fictional soliloquy "by" the artist."
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All quotes from the publisher unless otherwise noted.
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| photo-eye Staff Book Pick
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