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| E-MAIL NEWSLETTER 06.12.12 |
Vol 12.24
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 In This Newsletter
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A Natural Order
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 Photographer's Showcase
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© Kyle Ford
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Kyle Ford's Forever Wild
"In the 1890s, a boundary of 6.1 million acres in northern New York was placed under constitutional protection forming the largest publicly protected area in the continental US. The border that defines this park is known as the "blue line." Within the blue line, all public land is governmentally sanctioned as "forever wild" in an attempt to [re]create the pristine wilderness that once existed.
Currently in progress, these images are a selection from a body of work about the land and the inhabitants of this park." — Kyle Ford
Kyle Ford
Sheriff's Cabin, 2011
Giclée Print
24x30" Image
Unmatted
1/25
$1500
Contact Anne Kelly, photo-eye Gallery Associate Director, for further information on
Kyle Ford's work.
Visit photo-eye online Galleries.
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| Summer Lecture Series
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Summer Lecture Series
PART ONE -
Protecting your Rights as a Photographer by Efrain Padro
Wednesday, June 13, 2012, 6:30-7:30 pm
photo-eye Gallery is located at
376-A Garcia Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501
For more information contact Anne Kelly at 505-988-5159 x121 or
anne@photoeye.com or Melanie McWhorter at 505-988-5159 x112 or
melanie@photoeye.com
photo-eye Gallery is pleased to announce a Summer Lecture Series, presented in collaboration with New Mexico Lawyers for the Arts. NM Lawyers for the Arts is a nonprofit dedicated to providing artists and arts organizations with pro bono legal assistances and educational programming.
This summer series will focus on current legal issues in the art world, more specifically, issues in copyright and fair use. The Art Law Lecture Series will be a three-part discussion consisting of two lectures and one panel on the topics of copyright, fair use and current issues in appropriation art - a subject that all artists and photographers would benefit from knowing more about.
All are free and open to the public on a first come, first serve basis.
Read Melanie McWhorter's post on photo-eye's Summer Art Lecture Series on photo-eye Blog.
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| photo-eye Blog
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Redheaded Peckerwood
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Christian Patterson on the Second Edition of Redheaded Peckerwood
"Christian Patterson's Redheaded Peckerwood was released to stunning success in November of 2011, just in time to make it on multiple top-books-of-the-year features, including 8 lists on our own Best Books of 2011. Originally conceived as a self-published artist book centering around the story of the infamous murder spree of 19 year old Charles Starkweather and 14 year old Caril Ann Fugate, Patterson's book 'record[s] places and things central to the story, depict[s] ideas inspired by it, and capture[s] other moments and discoveries along the way.'"
Read the entire post on photo-eye Blog.
Purchase the book here.
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| photo-eye Book Reviews
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Amc2 Journal
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Archive of Modern Conflict: Amc2 Journal
"The prevalence of vernacular and ephemeral material in contemporary art could make Amc2 Journal appear unremarkable, yet it stands out. Amc2 Journal should not be confused with an art project; the archive's endeavors are more aptly described as an exercise in curation. Preserving materials with the ambition of "reveal[ing] unexpected stories about the nature of our world" and "illuminat[ing] lost corners of our cultural life," an archive, AMC, is just the organization to be bringing us these documents. While their offerings are consistently objects of beauty appealing to an artistic audience, the books are presented outside of the shadow of artist's intention with a tone that is neither pretentious nor precious." — Sarah Bradley from the review of Amc2 Journal by Archive of Modern Conflict
Read the entire review of Amc2 Journal on photo-eye Blog.
Purchase a copy here.
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The Latin American Photobook
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The Latin American Photobook
"The Latin American Photobook is the latest survey of photobooks to follow on from Parr and Badger's two pioneering volumes.
The format is familiar; books are grouped into themed sections and described through key images and notes on how and where the photographer fits into a broader social, cultural and visual history of a region. And while many of the names are familiar (Testino, Sanguinetti, Calderon, Larrain), the vast majority will be new to all but the most dedicated photobook aficionado. " — Colin Pantall from the review of The Latin American Photobook edited by Horacio Fernandez
Read the entire review of The Latin American Photobook on photo-eye Blog.
Purchase a copy here.
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| Book of the Week
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Lucas Foglia: A Natural Order—Signed
"In the summer of 2006, Lucas Foglia set out to photograph a network of people who had left cities and suburbs to live off the grid in the rural southeastern United States. Many were motivated by environmental concerns, others were driven by religious beliefs or predictions of economic collapse. While everyone he photographed was working to maintain self-sufficiency, none lived in complete isolation from the mainstream. Instead, they chose which parts of the modern world to embrace and which to leave behind." — the publisher
Read Laura Moya's interview with Lucas Foglia here READ MORE
Cat# TR382H Hardbound List Price: $60.00
Purchase Signed Book / Check Online Price
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| Palace of the Governors Photo Archives
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100 books, 56 cameras and 6,000 photographs
Pinhole Resource Collection Joins the History Museum's
Palace of the Governors Photo Archives
Congratulations to the New Mexico History Museum's Palace of the Governors Photo Archives for their new acquisition and partnership with the Pinhole Resource Archives.
The Photo Archives has already digitized hundreds of images, which can be viewed here.
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