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Newsletter July 09, 2017       F E A T U R E D         Guy Bourdin GIF © Margaret Erlano         Woman Crush Wednesday: AnaHell Interview by Margaret Warburton "Secret Friends came about during another shooting where I was photographing a model in surreal body position. At some point she got into a resting pose, bending over..."  © AnaHell         The Archives: Marina Ambramović  Interviewed by Andrea Blanch  "It’s not just an acute physical experience, it’s about taking physical time. This is why I came up with the idea of long durational performance work, which takes a very long time to execute."      Courtesy © Marina Ambramović and Sean Kelly Gallery New York         Book Review: The Island of The Color Blind Written by Liz Von Klemperer "...The Belgian born artist traveled to the Pingelap and Pohnpei islands in Micronesia to photograph the large number of inhabitants who suffer from the rare genetic condition achromatopsia or ‘complete color-blindness'." © Sanne de Wilde         Film Review: Le Trou Dir. Jacques Becker  Written by Belle McIntyre "The re-release of this 1960 film about an attempted prison break is so tightly focused and economical with details yet still manages to convey a whole world concentrated in one prison cell...         Exhibition Review: Richard Misrach & Guillermo Galindo at Pace Gallery  Written by Madeleine Leddy "It would be a mistake to go to Pace’s current exhibit, Border Cantos, at their 25th Street location, a collaboration between American photographer Richard Misrach and Mexican-born sound artist Guillermo Galindo, with the intention of spending only a short time at the gallery." © Guillermo Galindo; Courtesy of Pace and Pace/MacGill Gallery         Exhibition Review: Fons Iannelli at Steven Kasher Gallery Written by Kathryn Kearney "People like to give nicknames, but nicknames that stick forever are hard to come by. Alfonso “Fons” Iannelli, a native of Park Ridge, Illinois, began his work in photography at his father’s sculpture studio. He received the nickname of “Fons” from one of his father’s friends who worked in the graphic arts industry." © Fons Iannelli, Courtesy of Steven Kasher Gallery         Exhibition Review: Chad Moore at Agnes B. Galerie Written by Liz Von Klemperer "If 1960s counterculture art was LSD-induced, then Chad Moore’s photographs of today’s youth scene (his slice of it) seem laced with druggy-euphoria."    © Chad Moor         Exhibition Review: Ezra Stoller at Yossi Milo  Written by Kathryn Kearney "In celebration of architect, Frank Lloyd Wright’s 150th birthday, the Yossi Milo Gallery is displaying Ezra Stoller’s photographs of Wright’s buildings. Stoller, a phenomenal American photographer, highlights some of Wright’s greatest works including the Guggenheim Museum, Fallingwater, the Marin County Civic Center, and the SC Johnson Research Tower." © Ezra Stoller, courtesy of Yossi Milo Gallery         Exhibition Review: Myoung Ho Lee at Yossi Milo Written by Kathryn Kearney "Myoung Ho Lee focuses on trees in their natural state and prompts viewers to observe details they might not have otherwise seen. This set of images was shot in Korea and Mongolia over the course of six years from 2011 to 2017. Myoung Ho Lee’s Tree… is a remarkable series of photographs with trees as the central focus, in an artistic and naturalistic state."    © Myoung Ho Lee, courtesy of Yossi Milo Gallery         Exhibition Review: Infinite Summer at Nailya Alexander Gallery Written by Katherine Heiserman "The Nailya Alexander Gallery’s midsummer show is humming with heat and tranquility. The photographs, mostly black-and-white, work beautifully together, balancing soporific gray hues and high contrast lighting to achieve a feeling of otherworldliness."    Pentti Sammallahti © Courtesy of Nailya Alexander Gallery         Art Out: I Scream, You Scream at Robert Mann Gallery     © Yu Lu         Summer Portfolios! Celebrate summer with us at Musée Magazine by submitting a portfolio of up to eight photographs of your take on summer. Each weekend, we will choose a portfolio to feature on our website. All images should be sent at 1500px wide at 72dpi. Send all submissions to sub...@museemagazine.com with "Summer Portfolio" in the subject line.     © Matthew Kraus, Hermosa Beach, California, 2005         MUSÉE EDITIONS Curated by Musée Magazine, available at Artspace.com Limited edition fine art prints from previously featured emerging artists!    © Matthias Heiderich Material I 01, 2016         Aperture Gallery & Bookstore 2017 Aperture Summer Open: On Freedom July 13 - August 17 Catherine Edelman Gallery Omar Imam: Targeted July 14 - September 01 Foley Gallery The Exhibition Lap Exhibition July 12 - August 12 Fraenkel Gallery Richard Misrach: The Writing on the Wall July 13 - August 26         © Samuel Sasiharan, 1/10 from his series, Modernity or the quintessence of production         S U P P O R T   M U S É E         Your contributions allow us to provide unique opportunities for artists and to connect you with the art world. 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Newsletter July 16, 2017

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Jo Ann Callis, Woman with Blond Hair, Courtesy Rose Gallery GIF © Margaret Erlano         Summer Portfolio: Garcia de Marina Garcia de Marina's minimalist photographs are shot with the intent of stripping an object of it's essence to be reinvented. Garcia has been featured in magazines like The Huffington Post (Spain), and L'Oeil de la Photographie.      © Garcia de Marina         Woman Crush Wednesday: Sandra Klein Interview by Margaret Warburton "Sandra Klein received her undergradute and graduate degrees in Printmaking, her work has been featured in magazines like, Lenscratch, Diffusion, and A Photo Editor."  © Noisey Brain, Sandra Klein         Photographic Alphabet: K is for Matthew Kraus By Emily Davis "Matthew Kraus knows photography from all perspectives. A distinguished street photographer while working as the Vice President and Senior Art Director at Shahid & Company, Kraus displays intellect and a distinct perspective in the art form. Kraus’s black and white street photography rides the fine line between ethereal and realistic."  © Green Leaf Herbal Inc. Chinatown. New York City. 2016.         The Archives: Luis Gispert By Oscar Lopez "There was a 2 year gap after undergrad, which was great because I got to travel and work, make art, but also live, and I started making objects again..."    © Luis Gispert         Current Feature: Ralph Eugene Meatyard By Lev Feigin  "The critic Roland Barthes once wrote that “photography touches art not through painting but through theater,” reminding us that before Daguerre presented his silver-coated plates to the French Academy of Sciences, he was known as a proprietor of a Diorama theater, a popular Parisian spectacle of lights and painterly backdrops." © Ralph Eugene Meatyard         Book Review: The Narcissistic City By Emily Davis "The process of photographing with a camera obscura requires exposure from a singular light source, perhaps a metaphorical spotlight on the buildings he was capturing. Narrowing the scope and giving the buildings undivided attention, Homma magnifies their ability to be self-absorbed." © Takashi Homma         Film Review: Okja Dir. Joon Ho Bong By Belle McIntyre "This Netflix production defies easy categorization. The star of the title is a totally adorable digitally-generated huge pig-like creature with an equally appealing young caretaker living in an idyllic, remote mountainous environment."         Exhibition Review: Sunset Décor at Marian Goodman Gallery By Madeleine Leddy "Sunset” may refer to the metaphorical sun “setting on the American empire” (as it may or may not have on the British “empire,” depending on which side of the debate one takes)..." © SUPERFLEX The Parley, 2015 Single channel video, RED 16:9         Exhibition Review: Women Seeing Women at Staley Wise Gallery  By Isabella Weiss "From June 20th through August 31st the Staley-Wise Gallery in SoHo will be featuring the exhibition Women Seeing Women, in which the work of women Magnum photographers will be contrasted with that of women photographers in editorial and advertisement fields." © Ellen von Unwerth, Sophia Loren, New York, 1996         Exhibition Review: Visual Notes of an Upside-Down World at P.P.O.W By Katie Heiserman "Visual Notes of an Upside-Down World has a clear and dauntless agenda. It is designed to disturb, to distill and represent today’s unsettling political realities. The mirror panel embedded in Hugh Hayden’s carved wooden sculpture, one of about two dozen works in the show, could rightfully serve as a metaphor for what the show as a whole works to achieve - holding a mirror up to what’s corrupt, backwards (or upside-down) in the world we live in.   © Carlos Motta Inverted World, 2016 HD 9:16         Exhibition Review: Picture Industry at the CCS Bard Hessel By Liz Von Klemperer "Picture Industry, curated by Walead Beshty and currently on view at the CCS Bard Hessel Museum, is a sprawling exploration of photography’s past, present, and future." © Eadweard Muybridge         Exhibition Review: Naomi Harris at Half King Gallery By Liz Von Klemperer "Photographer Naomi Harris went on a mission during Trump’s first 100 days in office to document both democrats and republicans across the nation.  She traversed a total of 19,000 miles, photographing people from Washington DC to Palm Beach, Florida, the Bible and Rust Belts." © Naomi Harris         Exhibition Review: Amy Park at The Kopeikin Gallery By Katie Heiserman "Ed Ruscha, a veteran of the Pop art movement and the Ferus Gallery Group, works in a variety of media including painting, printmaking, film, and photography. In his innovative photobooks published throughout the 1960s and early 1970s, Ruscha offers unmediated shots of Los Angeles’ visual landscape."    © Amy Park         Art Out: Aperture Summer Open 2017: On Freedom     © Yu Lu         Art Out: Notions of Home at Yancey Richardson Gallery     © Yu Lu         Art Out: Nils Karsten at Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery     © Yu Lu         Interview: Curator of Pulverize the Patriarchy at Chinatown Soup Gallery Interview by Hallie Neely "I kind of just took the initiative myself. After Donald Trump was elected I felt like I needed to do something; I felt like I needed to use art to take action. And just in general I’ve always been aware of the under-appreciation of women in the arts."    © Hallie Neely

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ClampArt RISD 2017 MFA Graduate Photography Show July 20 - July 28 Scott Nichols Gallery The Summer Show July 18 - September 05 Yale University Art Gallery Before the Event/After the Fact: Contemporary Perspectives on War July 21 - December 31         © Voda, Old Lady, I'm With You

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Newsletter July 23, 2017

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Isabella Cassini GIF © Margaret Erlano         Summer Portfolio: Francine Alves  Francine Alves' collages of flowers present the system of life in space where nature and men are mixed, presenting a cycle of beauty and death.     © Garcia de Marina         Exhibition Review: Happy Birthday Mr. Hockney By Madeleine Leddy "David Hockney, child of the British pop art movement and a particular strand of postmodernism, has never stuck exclusively to one medium.  While his notoriously playful, almost childlike portraits and self-portraits—mostly done in acrylic, with a few exceptions—" David Hockney "Nicholas Wilder Studying Picasso. Los Angeles 24th March 1982." Composite polaroid 48 1/2 x 26 1/2" © David Hockney. Photo Credit: Richard Schmidt         Exhibition Review: Wild Micheal Nichols at Philadelphia Museum of Art By Lev Feigin "In the 20th century, animals that surrounded us since their domestication millennia ago had suddenly disappeared." Michael Nichols © Michael Nichols/National Geographic         Exhibition Review: Food Still Lifes at the Ryan Lee Gallery By Kathryn Kearny "The seventies consumer culture is profound. It set the precedent for the nation’s marketing industry-- loud colors, bold prints, inviting patterns and big font drew the attention of people across..." © Peas and Carrots on a Plate, Sandy Skoglund          Exhibition Review: Brooklyn Dirty Book Fair with MATTE Magazine By Liz Von Klemperer "Porn lovers gathered this past weekend for the first ever Brooklyn Dirty Book Fair at Point Green Studio in Greenpoint." © Lindsay Dye         Art Out: New Artists at Red Hook Labs © Margaret Warburton         Woman Crush Wednesday: Daisy Korpics Interview by Margaret Warburton "...New York based photography graduate from Parsons The New School for Design. Her series, Disquiet and 586,  communicate her first-hand experiences of coping with anxiety in self portraits and text."  © Daisy Korpics         Photographic Alphabet: L is for Lewk Wilmshurst By Emily Davis "Living and working in England, and graduated from Bath Spa University in Fine Art and recently achieved a Master of Arts in print from the Royal College of Art in London, Wilmshurst has a distinguished understanding of art history and the origins of art practices."  © Concrete Tide Time Lapse // 2013 Lewk Wilmshurst         Interview: Edoardo Cozzani "Kexin Sun interviews 24 year old photographer, Edoardo Cozzani."  ​​​​​​​         Current Feature: Summar Alsemeiry © Summar Alsemeiry         The Archives: Olivo Barbieri Interview By Andrea Blanch "I am interested in the genius loci, the sense of place. I try to learn in a way in which place can be apt to imagine or understand the future."    © Olivo Barbieri         Book Review: Radiographic By Isabella Weiss "I have seen my death” exclaimed Anna Bertha Ludwig when she witnessed her own hand within the first X-ray image ever taken. For Ludwig, the X-ray represented death as the degradation of content and container and the revelation of a previously invisible internal structure." Radiographic © Steve Miller         Book Review: Object Image by Sarah Tulloch By Isabella Weiss "While the portrait as a photographic form most often attempts to capture the subjectivity of an individual, many of Sarah Tulloch’s collages in Object Image take the impersonal and vague elements of an image as their object, leaving the subject to struggle for visibility behind them.  © Sarah Tulloch           Book Review: The Last Cosmology By Isabella Weiss "Telephone antennae, construction cranes, and electrical wires break the horizon in dark, geometric silhouettes: these man-made electrical units stand in direct contrast to a lightning bolt’s rivulets of white above. The human figure is a small feature of this scene, and yet he is not isolated from it." Jellyfish (1991)  © Kawada         Film Review: Endless Poetry By Belle McIntyre "What a perfect title for a deliriously, ravishing ode to youthful self-discovery and passionate embrace of the artistic life and all of it’s sensations in dedication to the making of art."         PHOTOFAIRS Shanghai International Art Fairs Dedicated to Photography "Asia Pacific's leading contemporary art fair dedicated to photography and moving image."    © PHOTOFAIRS Shanghai

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The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Homelands and Histories: Photographs by Fazal Sheikh July 20 - July 29 Leica Gallery Los Angeles Arthur Meyerson: The Journey August 03 - August 31 ClampArt Screaming in the Streets: AIDS, Art, Activism August 03 - September 23         © Leo Liu

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Newsletter July 30, 2017

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Emel Karakozak GIF © Margaret Erlano         Summer Portfolio: Jacob Haupt Jacob Haupt's photo series, Gloom, addresses the difficulty in telling someone that you are having a hard time, or that you are sad.      © Jacob Haupt         Exhibition Review: Dirk Braekman's Belgium Pavilion at the Venice Biennale By Madeleine Leddy "If pictures could talk, Dirk Braeckman would want his to say very little.  Unfortunately for Braeckman, reality is difficult for most audiences to completely de-contextualize (and perhaps this is just the kind of intellectual gymnastics that he hopes his audience will attempt), and even the monochrome, unassuming film prints he has prepared for the minimalistic Belgian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale are bound to say something to the curious viewer.  Z.Z.-T.T.-17 #2, 2017 180 x 120 cm, gelatin silver print © Dirk Braeckman / Courtesy of Zeno X Gallery, Antwerp         Art Out: Summer Show at Flowers Gallery   © Yu Lu         Woman Crush Wednesday: Carla van de Puttelaar Interview by Margaret Warburton "Carla van de Puttelaar’s photographs examine the skin and texture of flowers along with detailed shots of the female body that portray the sensitivity and sensuality of skin. She also focuses on portraiture. Carla will release a new book entitled Adornments in October."   © Carla van de Puttelaar         Photographic Alphabet: M is for Marylaura Mau By Emily Davis "Marylaura Mau spends ample time searching, cutting and collecting images from printed treasures she finds like magazines, pamphlets, and books, in order to compose her collages. She describes her process as “ordered chaos” as she does not paste the collages together, she simply places the small cutouts strategically, photographs it and then disassembles the work."   Lava © MaryLaura Mau            Current Feature: Marilyn Minter   © Marilyn Minter            The Archives: Jess T. Dugan Interview By Andrea Blanch "I grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas, which affected my childhood in many ways. I was very masculine. I got teased at school. I got chased out of bathrooms. This heavily affected my identity today and the place where my artistic work comes from. My mom was supportive of me from the beginning."         © Jess T. Dugan Taan, 2012         Interview: Daniel Randalli By Kexin Sun "I use strips of cardboard stood on their edge with a hand held light source. I’ve been doing photograms for 10 years from 1976 to 1985. Then I stopped. It’s not the only thing I did."        © Daniel Randalli         Interview: Mel DiGiacomo By Kathryn Kearney "It is one thing to get to know famous tennis-players from a press photographer’s standpoint -- watching them from a distance, maybe exchanging a few words here and there from time to time, you get the jist."    © Mel DiGiacomo         Travel: Tadao Ando's Casa Wabi Artist Retreat By Susan Chalom "So inspired by this breathtaking project by one of my favorite architects Tadao Ando in collaboration with the amazing visionary artist Bosco Soti.. Casa Wabi, a non-profit foundation, was created as a retreat for Mexican and international artists to foster social commitment to the local communities through the arts and exchange of ideas." ​​​​​​​

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Photoparade in Uglich Photoparade in Uglich, Russia August 02 - August 06 Leica Gallery Los Angeles

Arthur Meyerson: The Journey August 03 - August 31

ClampArt Michael Crouser: Mountain Ranch August 03 - September 09 Colorado Photographic Arts Center Sheri Lynn Behr, Hasan Elahi, Lauren Grabelle: Keeping Watch August 04 - September 16 Detroit Institute of Arts D-Cyphered: Portraits by Jenny Risher August 04 - January 28, 2018         #1, The Mother of the Sea © Mijoo Kim

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Newsletter August 06, 2017

I N T E R N   P I C K S         Lava, Mary Laura-Mau GIF © Margaret Erlano         Summer Portfolio: Richard Deubler Chosen by Micheál Masterson, Sophie Hur, Margaret Warburton, Gráinne Barry Wallace, Adriana Kidon & Jing Zhao   © Richard Deubler         Summer Portfolio: Phoebe Kiely Chosen by Jing Zhao & Adriana Kidon   © Phoebe Kiely         Summer Portfolio: Jeana Lindo Chosen by Kexin Sun   © Jeana Lindo         Exhibition Review: The Watermill Center Summer Benefit 2017 By Isabella Weiss "This past weekend The Watermill Center hosted its annual summer benefit for its residency program, an event which entails a plethora of outdoor installations and performances created collaboratively by both residents and international artists, a silent and live auction of reputable works, an attractive display of fashionable attendees, and a glamorous dinner." Chosen by Sophie Hur, Micheál Masterson & Jing Zhao​​​​​​​ © Andrea Blanch         Exhibition Review: On Freedom at Aperture Gallery By Katie Heiserman "Aperture’s expansive Summer Open On Freedom includes over one hundred photographs responding to the four freedoms President Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke of in his 1941 State of the Union Address: freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from want, and freedom from fear." Chosen by Margaret Warburton, Gráinne Barry Wallace & Adriana Kidon ​​​​​​​ © Jon Henry, Untitled #1, Co-op City, New York         Exhibition Review: "Talking Pictures: Camera-Phone Conversations Between Artists" at The Met By Madeleine Leddy "If there is one centuries-old adage in the English language that the Instagram age has confirmed, it is that a picture is, for most, worth a thousand words." Chosen by Kexin Sun © Nicole Eisenman (American, born 1965), Image from dialogue with A. L. Steiner, sent 4/1/2017. Digital photograph.          Photographic Alphabet: N is for Nikola Olic By Micheál Masterson "Photographing architecture is not merely documenting a building. Nikola Olic’s striking photographs capture architecture..." Chosen by Gráinne Barry Wallace © Nikola Olic         Woman Crush Wednesday: Katarzyna Derda Interview by Margaret Warburton "Katarzyna Derda's photo series, Paper Dreams, is a way for her to uniquely create moments of emotion and fantasy. She uses an alternative darkroom process to create LITH prints of her photos, giving them a uniquely gritty look that could not be achieved otherwise." Chosen by Kexin Sun & Margaret Warburton​​​​​​​     Someone Like Me ©Katarzyna Derda            Current Feature: Sara Cwynar Chosen by Sophie Hur & Micheál Masterson    Tracy (Grid 1), 2017  © Sara Cwynar            Book Review: Bros & Brosephines By Emily Davis "Often misinterpreted as strictly documentary photography, Slava Mogutin’s conceptual work reeks authenticity with an editorial flare. Comprised of seventeen chronological chapters with titles ranging from “Sister Act”, “ Bro Blowin’ Shotties”, to “Red Beaver Mama”, Mogutin’s latest photography book, Bros & Brosephines explores the heteronormative constructs of masculinity.  Chosen by Sophie Hur ​​​​​​​ © Slava Mogutin         Book Review: Either Limits or Contradictions By Liz Von Klemperer "Nick Meyer’s book Either Limits or Contradictions came out on April 11 of this year from Daylight Press, and we’re still thinking about it.  After experiencing the losses of both his artistic mentor, Larry Sultan, as well as his father, Meyer channeled his grief into an arresting swatch of images..." Chosen by Micheál Masterson, Margaret Warburton, Jing Zhao, Adriana Kidon, Gráinne Barry Wallace & Kexin Sun © Nick Meyer         Film Review: The Big Sick (2017) Dir. Michael Showalter By Belle McIntyre "I really liked it. A lot. And while it is loaded with charm and quite funny, it is not excessively either of those things."         The Archives: Phillip Toledano Interview By Andrea Blanch "You've got to be shameless, and by that I don't mean in terms of promoting yourself. You've got to be shameless about the way in which you make art. You can't make art with the idea that people might not like it, that it might be viewed as one thing or another."   Chosen by Jing Zhao ​​​​​​​   Allanah 2008 © Phillip Toledano

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Carrie Haddad Gallery John Griebsch: Aerial Photographs August 09 - September 24 Cleveland Museum of Art From Riches to Rags: American Photography in the Depression August 13 - December 31 Denver Art Museum Fazal Sheikh: Common Ground: Photographs by Fazal Sheikh, 1989-2013 August 13 - November 12         Austin © Margaret Warburton (Photo Editor Intern)

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Newsletter August 13, 2017

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Brooke Untitled, Ben Zank, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Summer Portfolio: Kate Truisi Chosen by Gráinne Barry Wallace,    © Kate Truisi         Summer Portfolio: Georgia Matsamaki Chosen by Emily Davis & Adriana Kidon. ​​​​​​​© Georgia Matsamaki         Summer Portfolio: Valeria Dellisanti Chosen by Yu Lu, Halin Lee, Mícheál Masterson & Jing Zhao.    © Valeria Dellisanti         Interview: Neil Lawner By Kexin Sun "One of our interns Kexin Sun had the opportunity to sit down with Neil Lawner and discuss his work..." Chosen by Yu Lu, Micheál Masterson, Emily Davis, Adriana Kidon, Halin Lee, Gráinne Barry Wallace. Kexin Sun © 'Neil Lawner Interview' film still         Exhibition Review: Willa Nasatir at the Whitney Museum of American Art By Isabella Weiss "Trophy bottoms, toy busses, gift store seashells, paint buckets, plastic flamingo heads, and bed frames: these are a number of the identifiable things in Willa Nasatir’s experimental photographic works currently exhibited at the Whitney. These images embody the meaning of the previously emphasized term, the designation things. " Chosen by Yu Lu, Micheál Masterson, Emily Davis & Adriana Kidon. © Willa Nasatir, 2017. Chromogenic print mounted on wood, 73 1/2 x 60 in. (186.7 x 152.4 cm)         Exhibition Review: Heather Dewey-Hagborg and Chelsea E. Manning at Friedman Gallery By Liz Von Klemperer "To fully appreciate Heather Dewey-Hagbord and Chelsea E. Manning’s A Becoming Resemblance at Fridman Gallery, we must first take a look at their 2015 collaboration, Radical Love.  This first project began when Paper Magazine contacted Dewey-Hagbord with a proposal to create a DNA portrait of Manning, who was incarcerated at the United States Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth Kansas..." Chosen by Jing Zhao & Gráinne Barry Wallace. © Images by Paula Abreu Pita, courtest of Fridman Gallery          Exhibition Review: Condo New York By Isabella Weiss "Condo, an inter-gallery collaborative event, just commenced its very successful debut in New York City. What began as an experiment in London has now established itself as an innovation in---and even perhaps the future of---small to mid-side international gallery exhibitions." Chosen by Halin Lee. © Body by Body, Zanni #11, 2016, tintype, 7 x 5 in. (17 3/4 x 12 3/4 cm.), unique, Cháteau Shatto, Los Angeles         Photographic Alphabet: O is for France Scully Osterman By Micheál Masterson "Osterman’s images offer an insight into early photographic methods. The work from her series entitled, Sleep, demonstrates the meticulous work that her photographic process entails." Chosen by Micheál Masterson & Emily Davis.    Light Pours In © Nikola Olic           Woman Crush Wednesday: Maureen R. Drennan Interview by Jing Zhao "Born and based in New York City, Drennan is passionate about not simply transferring what is visible to her but also looking for creating conversations with viewers through her images." Chosen by Jing Zhao, Adriana Kidon & Gráinne Barry Wallace.      © Maureen R. Drennan            The Archives: Liu Bolin Interview By Musée  "At the end of 2005, I was living in Beijing and working as an artist’s assistant. Beijing’s art world at this time was thriving. All 140 artists in Suo Jia Cun were exclusively making art, and this is what I knew I wanted to do." Chosen by Yu Lu & Halin Lee.    Hiding in the City Vegetables © Liu Bolin         Book Review: Album By Katherine Heiserman "Eline Mugaas and Elise Storsveen’s ten-chapter collaborative project, co-published by Teknisk Industri, ALBUM, is a visually schizophrenic collection of found and mass-distributed photographs." Chosen by Jing Zhao. © 2014 Eline Mugaas, Elise Storvseen, Primary Information and Teknisk Industri AS         Film Review: Toucan Nation (2016) By Belle McIntyre "If you are a person who cares about climate, the environment, nature, human rights, animal rights, religious freedom, or any of the other tenets dear to the hearts of thoughtful, open-minded, sentient beings - these are dark days, indeed." © 'Toucan Nation (2016)' film still

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Casemore Kirkeby Doublespeak: Yale MFA Photography 2017 August 11 - September 23 106 Green  Courtney Andrews: Play It as It Lays August 12 - September 17 Rubber Factory Women in Color August 19 - September 27         Georgiana © Sophie Hur (Photo Editor Intern)

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Newsletter August 13, 2017       I N T E R N   P I C K S

Total Solar Eclipse–Monday, August 21st After You by Karen Lynch, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Summer Portfolio: Inayah Mirza Chosen by Christiane Mallon & Yu Lu    © Inayah Mirza         Summer Portfolio: Henriette Ebbessen Chosen by Mícheál Masterson, Jing Zhao & Emily Davis © Henriette Ebbessen         Summer Portfolio: Rossella Nisio Chosen by Gráinne Barry Wallace & Halin Lee    © Valeria Dellisanti         Woman Crush Wednesday: Coco Amardeil Interview by Margaret Warburton "I was drawn in by the kids. The millenials are an age group that fascinate me - they are so often criticized for being either ‘entitled’ or too driven - it seems like they can’t win, during a transitional period of their lives that is already challenging." Chosen by Jing Zhao & Christiane Mallon       © Coco Amardeil            Photographic Alphabet: P is for Steve Pyke By Jing Zhao "Born in England, lives in New Orleans, Steve Pyke is a photographer whose work is a regular feature of The New Yorker and Vanity Fair, and he is recognized for his amazing portraits of authors, artists, actors, and intellectuals." Chosen by Yu Lu & Micheál Masterson ​​​​​​​Damien Hirst-London-1999 © Steve Pyke          Exhibition Review: Jaimie Warren at The Hole By Liz Von Klemperer "Jaimie Warren, also known as Cindy Sherman of the Midwest for her intricate costuming and staged self-portraiture, has a new show up at The Hole. One Sweet Day is an immersive experience featuring four video projects, as well as a fifth video installation." Chosen by Yu Lu, Micheál Masterson, Emily Davis & Gráinne Barry Wallace Image © The Hole Gallery         Art Out: MFA Photography Thesis Exhibition 2017: Post-Truth By Liz Von Klemperer "POST-TRUTH is an exhibition of thesis work from the Parsons MFA Photography program class of 2017." Chosen by Jing Zhao & Micheál Masterson All Images © Laerke Rose Mollegaard         The Archives: Erik Ravelo Interview By Andrea Blanch "I was a student at the Fine Art Academy. At the time, I was a rocker with long hair. I was trying to find a way to avoid military service. Then I got bald, and lost my hair. It was difficult for me in Cuba. I had a difficult situation with my family. My father left the country. " Chosen by Gráinne Barry Wallace & Halin Lee  Image from the series The Untouchables © Erik Ravelo          Book Review: Nothing in Vain by Emmanuelle Andrianjafy By Liz Von Klemperer "When former electrical engineer Emmanuelle Andrianjafy moved to Dakar in 2011, she experienced a culture shock like never before. Andrianjafy’s debut Nothing in Vain is the fruit of her experience photographing her environment in order to cope with and understand her new home." Chosen by Jing Zhao & Emily Davis © Emmanuelle Andrianjafy, Nothing's in Vain, published by MACK (2017)​​​​​​​         Film Review: The Glass Castle (2017) By Belle McIntyre "I always have very mixed emotions about  seeing a much-loved book made into a film. Partially, I want to keep it intact as I remember it, but equally one is drawn to see what might have been done differently..." © 'The Glass Castle (2017)' film still

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San Jose Museum of Art This Is Not A Selfie: Photographic Self-Portraits from the Audrey and Sydney Irmas Collection August 25, 2017 - January 14, 2018 Taka Ishii Gallery Ryuji Miyamoto - Lo Manthang 1996 August 26 - September 30 The Metropolitan Museum of Art Asian Art at 100: A History in Photographs September 5 - October 11         Image © Micheál Masterson (Photo Editor Intern)

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Newsletter August 27, 2017

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Quartztown by Karen Lynch, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Summer Portfolio: Francesca Magnani Chosen by Jing Zhao & Gráinne Barry Wallace © Francesca Magnani         Summer Portfolio: Naomi Balfe Chosen by Yu Lu & Mícheál Masterson    © Naomi Balfe         Summer Portfolio: Kristen Bartley Chosen by Christiane Mallon & Anthony Huang © Kristen Bartley         Interview: Frank Meo Interview by Katie Heiserman "Musée Magazine sat down with photo agent Frank Meo to discuss his monthly talk series, PROJECTIONS, where photographers, creative directors, photo editors, and members of the public gather in the Bowery over brews and brats to share, view, and discuss peers’ works." Chosen by Micheál Masterson & Anthony Huang © Frank Meo         Woman Crush Wednesday: Sara Macel Interview by Jing Zhao "In her ongoing project, “What Did the Deep Sea Say”, Macel explores the town where her grandmother stayed during World War II in an attempt to uncover the personal history. Ali Smith once said, “Art makes nothing happen in a way that make something happen.” In citing it here, I am struck by its accord with Macel’s work. " Chosen by Gráinne Barry Wallace & Christiane Mallon  © Sara Macel           Photographic Alphabet: Q is for Q. Sakamaki By Micheál Masterson "Sakamaki was born and grew up in Japan before moving to New York in 1986. For the first several years in the city, he had covered many of American cultural scenes to Japanese media, more as writer than photographer..." Chosen by Yu Lu & Jing Zhao Turkey 023-2 © Q. Sakamaki/Redux         Art Out: Women in Colour "RUBBER FACTORY is pleased to present a group exhibition exploring the pioneering role of women in the use of color in photography."

Chosen by Jing Zhao & Micheál Masterson

All Images © Yu Lu         The Archives: Hassan Hajjaj "Hassan Hajjaj's photographs are overflowing with dualities, a result of a blending of Moroccan and British culture that has given him and his work a distinct, multicultural identity." Chosen by Gráinne Barry Wallace, Micheál Masterson & Halin Lee Nikee Rider © Hassan Hajjaj          Book Review: Please Return Polaroid by Miles Aldridge By Liz Von Klemperer "Sometimes wine, tea, or “whatever I’d be drinking in the studio that day,” would spill on the prints.  Aldridge welcomed these unexpected influences.  Prints would “get stuck together and peel apart and one image would be transferred to the other,” Aldridge said."

Chosen by Jing Zhao & Emily Davis

Dinner Party – study I, 2009 Paris, Unique Polaroid print and marker pen 86x106 mm © Miles Aldridge         Film Review: Logan Lucky (2017) By Belle McIntyre "This is a seriously silly summer movie from director Steven Soderbergh who has been out of the picture for the last four years. He is using a formula which he honed in the “Ocean’s” heist films." © 'Logan Lucky (2017)' film still

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Foley Gallery Central Park New York: 24 Solar Terms - Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao September 6 - October 15 Umbrella Arts Gallery Paul Kessel: The Last Stop September 7 - September 30 Marché Bonsecours, Montreal World Press Photo Exhibition Montreal August 30 - October 1         Image © Claude Guillaumin

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Newsletter September 03, 2017

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Red Poppy, 2014 Sally Gall, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Summer Portfolio: Svetlana Jovanovic © Svetlana Jovanovic         Summer Portfolio: Sensi Lorente    © Sensi Lorente         Summer Portfolio: Claude Guillaumin   © Claude Guillaumin         Interview: Luiza Pârvu & Toma Peiu Interview by Anthony Huang "I think the point of view of the surveillance camera, represents the god's point of view, and the living people are mostly like ants [...] It's captured just because the surveillance camera happened to be looking at this tragedy, but it kind of shares the objective cold point of view, which looks at us when we are at work, but also looks at us when there's bomb or plane crash." © Frank Meo         Woman Crush Wednesday: Sophie Barbasch Interview by Jing Zhao "When I think of family dynamics, I think of a cycle more than any one feeling. I think of waves--we are coming together and drifting apart. The reference to an earthquake in the title—of fault lines—is meant to suggest a more chaotic separation."    © Sophie Barbasch          Photographic Alphabet: R is for Milán Rácmolnár By Micheál Masterson "Milán Rácmolnár is a professional photographer, based in Budapest. His main focus is based on the impact the digital world has on the human perception. Milán's infrared images of Rome offer a dream like, romantic perspective of the eternal city." Roma Rosa 03 © Milán Rácmolnár         Current Feature: Sally Gall "When I started photographing for this series I thought of the clothing and things I was photographing as being otherworldly and animalistic. I thought of them in a semi-conscious way, sometimes as sea creatures, particularly because I was photographing against a blue sky, but it was never my big intention."    Squall, 2014 © Sally Gall         The Archives: Ann Hamilton "Using time as process and material, her methods of making serve as an invocation of place, of collective voice, of communities past and of labor present. Noted for a dense accumulation of materials, her ephemeral environments create immersive experiences that poetically respond to the architectural presence and social history of their sites." © Ann Hamilton         Exhibition Review: D'Angelo Lovell Williams By Isabella Weiss "The conclusory consensus on this exhibition is that it was truly successful: many critics agree that Williams has reinvigorated nude photography, a field previously considered to have stagnated in its conceptual capacity. Williams has done this by ridding the self-portrait of both stereotypes and egotism. He poses sensually and yet the images are without a sense of vanity. He is seductive without ascribing to euro-centrist or heterosexual conventions of beauty." Face Down, Ass Up, 2017 © D'Angelo Lovell Williams, courtesy of Higher Pictures Gallery         Exhibition Review: Annual Juried Exhibtion at The Camera Club of New York By Katie Heiserman "This year’s annual open call at The Camera Club of New York’s Baxter Street Gallery hosts works by three emerging artists. Res, a New York based photographer and recent graduate of the Yale School of Art, has eight pieces in the show, all of which pertain to family though evade biography.  Res’ work is distinct in its ability to make conventional things take unconventional form."   Trophy Dad (2015), Archival Pigment Print. 25x30 © Res, courtesy of Baxter St CCNY         Book Review: Eternal Friendship by Anouck Durand By Isabella Weiss "Between 1961 and 1971 Albanian photographers were sent to China to be trained in a color photography technique in which the layering of a green, a red, and a blue image generated an illusionistic color spectrum. These photographers were already familiar with Kodak color printing, and yet the Albanian government deemed this technique a Western, capitalist indulgence..."    Excerpt from Anouck Durand: Eternal Friendship (Siglio Press, 2017). All rights reserved.

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Yossi Milo Gallery Crossing-over September 7 - October 21 Robert Mann Gallery Herman Leonard: The Rhythm of Old New York September 7 - October 14 Shanghai Exhibition Center PHOTOFAIRS Shanghai September 8 - September 10         Bed Sheet © Mirko Saviane

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Newsletter September 10, 2017

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Ghost Choir, 2016 Angela Deane, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Summer Portfolio: Luca Arena   © Luca Arena         Summer Portfolio: Amy Sacka   © Amy Sacka         Summer Portfolio: Susan Chalom     © Susan Chalom         Video Interview: Charlie Rubin Interview by Anthony Huang "Charlie Rubin’s work is an exploration of the ordinary, with a twist, dissolving the line between artificial and real. He diligently captures intimate details of cultural cues by way of landscape, still life, portraiture, and various multimedia techniques. At its core, Rubin presents a visualization of a change in culture. Using intuition as a guide; photography, painting, sculpture and collage collide creating a kaleidoscope vision."     © Charlie Rubin         Woman Crush Wednesday: Erika Huffman Interview by Jing Zhao "When it comes to Huffman’s photographs, I would say they prove that oftentimes the simplest things have the most profound effects. The absence of color in her work helps viewers to put the focus on the essence of her subjects... "    © Erika Huffman         Photographic Alphabet: S is for Sophia Vigne By Micheál Masterson "Sophia Vigne is a multidisciplinary artist who's practice draws from youth culture and a conflicting sense of identity. Whether it be through the mark making in her paintings or photographs, her work documents her surroundings with a complimenting colour palette in both mediums." 20 © Sophia Vigne         Art Out: Inside/Outside Voices "Winston Wächter fine art gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition of photography and sculpture that explores four feminine and powerful voices. In the photography section of this show were artists Meghan Boody and Penelope Umbrico. "       Image © Hallie Neely         Art Out: Harry Gamboa Jr. - The ASCO Years "Marlborough Contemporary is pleased to present Harry Gamboa Jr. The ASCO years. ASCO emerged from the intense politics of the 1960’s Chicano Movement but also from the hybridity of 20th Century angst/determination that would propel all American  youth to question cultural norms, the Vietnam War, and modern to post-modern media influences."  Image © Micheál Masterson         Art Out: Crossing-Over "Yossi Milo Gallery is pleased to present the first New York solo exhibition of works on paper by Nathalie Boutté. Nathalie Boutté’s (French, b. 1967) handmade collages embrace photography, sculpture and painting. "    Image © Micheál Masterson         Art Out:

Herman Leonard: The Rhythm of Old New York

"Robert Mann Gallery is pleased to present Herman Leonard: The Rhythm of Old New York, a symphonic collection of the artist’s iconic images of New York jazz that capture, in velvet tones and poetic compositions, the coolest cats in town."    Image © Micheál Masterson         Current Feature: Ben Zank    Metamorphosis © Ben Zank         The Archives: Tim Walker "Tim Walker's photographs have entranced the readers of Vogue, month by month, for over a decade. Extravagant staging and romantic motifs characterize his unmistakable style. On graduation in 1994, Walker worked as a freelance photographic assistant in London before moving to New York City as a full time assistant to Richard Avedon." Giant Doll Kicks Linsey Wixon, 2011 © Tim Walker         Film Review: Human Flow (2017) By Belle McIntyre "It’s going to be a big challenge to recognize that the world is shrinking and people from different religions, different cultures, are going to have to learn to live with each other.” These words from the Chinese artist, activist, and director of this film express his motivation in making this film.  Film Still © Human Flow (2017)

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© Achraf Baznani Into the Abyss, 2014         Photoville September 13 - 17 & 21 - 24 Benrubi Gallery  Matthew Pillsbury: Sanctuary September 14 - November 22 Yancey Richardson Anthony Hernandez September 15 - October 21         Clamps 2004 © Mauricio Alejo​

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Newsletter September 17, 2017

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Glyth, Larry Achiampong, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Summer Portfolio: Tang Kuok Hou      © Tang Kuok Hou         Weekend Portfolio: Jana Hunterová   © Jana Hunterov         Weekend Portfolio: Ulf Holler       © Ulf Holler         Video Interview: Short Films of Khris Burton Interview by Anthony Huang "Nanny is a fictional tale about a young Caribbean lady that finds herself trapped in the limbo of her own subconscious. There, she has to fight her own fears, demons to find her way out. It’s like being sick, you have to heal yourself by willing to live."   Film Still © Khris Burton         Video Interview: Jordan Tempro Interview by Anthony Huang "As a photographer, it's almost up to us to preserve these emotions, these feelings and powerful initiatives that are happening, that are coming out of what might not be such a great time."         © Jordan Tempro         Woman Crush Wednesday: Kumi Oguro Interview by Jing Zhao "Using female models, I create a world just next to our reality. The images might look like they tell a story, but there is no narrative, no logic. In that way, they are close to our dreams, or at least mine. The combination of opposed elements, such as the fragile and the destructive, the eerie and the absurd, the tragic and the playful, is a very important part of my creation."    © Kumi Oguro         Photographic Alphabet: T is for Taha Ahmad By Micheál Masterson "Taha Ahmad is a documentary photographer based in Delhi. He was born in Lucknow, in 1994. He developed an interest in Documentary photography while pursuing his bachelor’s degree. He feels photography has a strong influence in creating and developing discourse for the future. "  © Taha Ahmad         Exhibition Review: Sandro Miller's My Hair. My Soul, My Freedom at Chicago Expo "Sandro Miller’s exhibition My Hair, My Soul, My Freedom shows hairstyles being worn by Black women today and will be premiering at the Chicago Art Expo on Thursday, September 14th. Each hairstyle presented is based on the specific model’s personal “hair story” and is modeled after something she would wear on the street. The uniform black tone painted on the models’ skin serves as an equalizer that removes any potential prejudicial biases."   © Sandro Miller         Exhibition Review: Eva O'Leary at Meyohas By Isabella Weiss "The image of an identity split between original and display is again represented in O’leary’s portrait of a young woman. Her face is half made-up and the line between natural and belied skin tones is visible. Because she exposes her decorated half to the camera, the eye without makeup is itself denigrated in shadow. It is her unmasked side that is truly hidden from the public eye. Image © Jing Zhao         Art Out: Claude Iverné: Bilad es Sudan "The Aperture foundation is pleased to present Claude Iverné. This exhibition was first shown at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, is one “draft” of this immense work, one of the strata of this collection, in collaboration with the Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, partner of the HCB Award."  Image © Micheál Masterson         Art Out: Matthew Pillsbury: Sanctuary "Benrubi Gallery is pleased to present Sanctuary by internationally acclaimed photographer Matthew Pillsbury. Sanctuary is Pillsbury’s sixth solo show with the gallery."    Image © Micheál Masterson         Art Out: Leonard Freed: Six Stories "Steven Kasher Gallery is proud to present the exhibition Leonard Freed: Six Stories. Freed (born 1929, Brooklyn, died 2006, Garrison, New York) was one of the leading photographers of the post-War era."    Image © Micheál Masterson         Art Out: MLucas Samaras: New York City, No Name, Re-Do, Seductions "Pace Gallery is pleased to announce Lucas Samaras: New York City, No-Name, Re-Do, Seductions, an exhibition of new work by the artist encompassing 184 photographs in a seven-room installation."    Image © Micheál Masterson         Art Out: Stephen Wilkes: Day to Night "Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery is proud to present Day to Night, its second exhibition of photographs by Stephen Wilkes. Day to Night is an ongoing global photographic project that visualizes an entire day in one image."       Image © Hallie Neely         The Archives: Adam Harvey "I was motivated early on to be a photographer by the world I saw through magazine photography in the mid 1990s, like GEAR and National Geographic, but was reluctant to act on it. Things changed in 2001. I saw and was deeply moved by Sebastio Salgado's Migrations exhibition at ICP, I obtained a part-time position as a photojournalist at my school's newspaper which eventually led me to change my major, and then 9/11 happened..."   Anti Drone Burka, 2013 © Adam Harvey         Book Review: Method by Sasha Kurmaz  By Katherine Bourgeois "Young Ukrainian Sasha Kurmaz began his artistic practice tagging the walls of Kiev in the early aughts, where urban vandalism and a zest for playful semiotics seamlessly lead him to conceptual photography. Initially, he began photographing his work because the removal of graffiti was expected within days, if not hours."  © Sasha Kurmaz         Film Review: Rebel in the Rye (2017) By Belle McIntyre "This biopic about J.D. Salinger is the closest we will ever get to a film version of his iconic and most famous work The Catcher in the Rye. It was his most ambitious and arduous to produce and ironically it’s overwhelming success turned out to be a double-edged sword." Rebel in the Rye (2017) © Film Still

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Baxter St at CCNY Pam Butler: As Object September 23 - October 21 Be-hold  Paolo Gioli: Photohistorical Series September 23 - October 21 Berkley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive Gordon Parks: The Making of an Argument September 27 - December 17         #Foodporn © Francesc Planes

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Newsletter September 24, 2017

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All Images, Laura Lee Shill, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Summer Portfolio: Jean-Marc Caimi & Valentina Piccinni   © Jean-Marc Caimi & Valentina Piccinni         Weekend Portfolio: Elizabeth West   © Elizabeth West         Weekend Portfolio: Egemen Tuncer               © Egmen Tuncer         Woman Crush Wednesday: Paulina Korobkiewicz Interview by Jing Zhao "I chose to work in this format because of how dynamic and flexible it is. The book offers an opportunity to expose the viewer to the body of work rather than single image, maintaining my control over the order in which the images are seen. Organising, sequencing and creating relationships between paired images reflects the process of shooting in the street; finding elements of everyday urban views and cropping them into photographs."     © Paulina Korobkiewicz            Current Feature: Daido Moriyama "Moriyama began his work as a photographer shooting scenes in his native Shinjyuku region of Tokyo, a region that he loves and where he refined his point and shoot, voyeuristic street photography into a school of his own. Bure (shake) Boke (no focus) style has been widely imitated and widely criticized. Bure Boke was Moriyama’s way of going against the accepted style, the entire reason for its existence was in opposition to the normal way of doing things. The results of this were so interesting that the opposition became his independent expression.  "  © Daido Moriyama         Photographic Alphabet: U is for Brian Ulrich "Have you ever felt sad or alone and tried to fill that void in your emotions through the use of a special kind of therapy, retail therapy? It’s not shocking anymore that American culture equates to Consumer culture, the endless circle of buying and consuming or consuming and then buying is normalized in modern society. "    © Brian Ulrich         Art Out: NY Art Book Fair "Free and open to the public, the NY Art Book Fair is the world’s premier event for artists’ books, catalogs, monographs, periodicals, and zines. The 2017 NY Art Book Fair will feature over 370 booksellers, antiquarians, artists, institutions and independent publishers from twenty-eight countries." Image © Micheál Masterson         Art Out: Surrealism in Mexican Photography "Surrealismo Ojos de Mexico (Surrealism in Mexican Photography) featuring forty photographs by celebrated artists — foreign and national — which, according to gallery founder Spencer Throckmorton, “Demonstrate the enduring influence of Surrealism on photography in Mexico."  Image © Cecelia Taylor         Art Out: Daido Moriyama: Tokyo Color "Luhring Augustine Bushwick is pleased to present Tokyo Color, Daido Moriyama’s second solo show with the gallery. The exhibition includes color and black and white photographs, as well as a slideshow projection by the artist."    Image © Cecelia Taylor         The Archives: Andrew Bush "Initially, I was just floundering around in the world with a camera. Living in Los Angeles, I was captivated by how people interacted as a result of driving, so I began experimenting with taking pictures while driving. It seemed strange that we exist in this very private interior almost living room while circulating in such a public way. I began to read a lot of Pierre Bourdieu and Paul Virillio to try to better understand how society had come to be shaped as it is."  Family Traveling Northwest at 63 mph on Interstate 224 near Yale Avenue in Tulsa © Andrew Bush         Film Review: The Viceroy's House (2017) By Belle McIntyre "The Viceroy’s House is an engaging and attractively packaged history lesson - a sort of survey course concerning the last months of British rule in India. This was a time of horrendous upheaval, virulent politics, passionate emotions, massive violence and tragic outcomes on a huge scale." The Viceroy's House (2017) © Film Still

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Newsletter October 01, 2017

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Weekend Portfolio: Cristóbal Carretero Cassinello    © Cristóbal Carretero Cassinello         Weekend Portfolio: Sensi Lorente   © Sensi Lorente         Weekend Portfolio: Robin Cracknell       © Robin Cracknell         Video Interview: A Second Glance: Isabel Magowan Interview by Anthony Huang "One of our interns Anthony Huang had the opportunity to sit down with photographer Isabel Magowan and discuss her pieces about domestic spaces, female identity and the disorientation underneath the surface."   © Isabel Magowan         Woman Crush Wednesday: Meghan Boody Interview by Jing Zhao "Meghan Boody takes her viewers on fantastic journeys through uncanny and beautiful worlds. Her photographs tell stories of young women entangled in difficult adventures and predicaments that transform them. Female versions of the male heroic quest, these narratives unfold in a unique mixture of fairy tale, myth and personal memory. Considered a pioneer of digital imaging, Boody composites hundreds of Photoshop layers to make her heroic tableaux. "   © Meghan Boody         Current Feature: Annette Lemieux "Well, I woke up on November 9th at about 4:30 in the morning and checked out the news. I was horrified that Trump was now my president.  My world just went upside down.  I thought that my work Left Right Left Right that was installed in the Whitney’s Human Interest exhibition didn’t make any sense anymore. The piece was a celebration of protest or opposition, but that morning I and it felt defeated." Bad Habits © Annette Lemieux         Photographic Alphabet: V is for Vicki Da Silva "Vicki DaSilva is a light graffiti and light painting pioneer. She has been making single frame time exposure photographs at night since 1980. DaSilva is the first artist to make deliberate text light graffiti photographs and is credited with creating the term “light graffiti”."   Montauk Particles & Waves, 2014 © Vicki Da Silva         Art Out: Photoville at Brooklyn Bridge Plaza    Image © Jing Zhao         Art Out: Andres Serrano - Torture "Jack Shainman Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of Andres Serrano’sTorture (2015) at our newly renovated 20th Street gallery."       Image © Cecelia Taylor         Art Out: Tanya Marcuse - Woven "Julie Saul Gallery is pleased to present Woven, the fourth solo exhibition of work by Tanya Marcuse. Woven is conceptually linked to Marcuse’s Fallen, shown at the gallery in 2014, but takes that project’s dense arrangements of flora and fauna to a newly immersive scale. "  Image © Laerke Mollegaard         The Archives: Valérie Belin "I don’t make any alterations when I take the pictures. The mannequins are photographed as found. In the Super Models series, the artifice is to superimpose a geometrical motif over the image. This motif creates a perturbation. My method is to assemble the raw materials in a slightly brute way."    Daylily, 2015 © Valérie Belin         Book Review: The Outsider by Elizabeth Heyert "Looking through Heyert’s photographs, we realize how forced these memories are and how desperate people are to preserve them. The subject of each portrait is not the smiling person, but the beautiful backdrops behind them. The proof that something has happened is what these images are trying to memorialize." © Elizabeth Heyert         Film Review: First They Killed My Father (2017) By Belle McIntyre "After opening newsreel footage of President Nixon lying to the world about what is going on in Vietnam and Cambodia, followed by images of Woodstock revelry and student protests all over the US, we are introduced to the 5-year old Luong living a carefree comfortable life at home with her five siblings in Phnom Penh. But this is the last day of normal life for this family and everyone else in Phnom Penh." First They Killed My Father (2017) © Film Still

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Untitled, from the Post series, 2014 © Marta Zgierska         Soho Photo Gallery 13th Annual National Alternative Processes Competition October 4 - November 4 Blue Sky Gallery Karolin Klüppel: Kingdom of Girls October 5 - October 29 HG Contemporary  Marc Gumpinger October 5 - November 3         The Couch (Self Portrait) © Tania Franco Klein

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Newsletter October 08, 2017

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Olivia Bee, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Weekend Portfolio: Matthew Finley     Repress © Matthew Finley         Weekend Portfolio: Joeri Borst   © Joeri Borst         Weekend Portfolio: Jessica Polar          © Jessica Polar         Current Feature: Andrea Blanch Interview by Steve Miller "The images are all about the glow. So however I could enhance that or make it work, that’s what I wanted to do. I just figure people would be attracted to it like how people are attracted to things that sparkle and shine. When I realized that the Deutsche Bank fire became quite serious, I still didn’t think it was very relevant. And therefore my pictures kind of take the relevancy out of it by making it more abstract. "   Glow 3, 2009 © Andrea Blanch         Video Interview: Nicholas Contrera Interview by Anthony Huang "Our generation is a very political generation, saying no matter what you do to us, no matter what rights you take away, we are gonna be our authentic selves."         © Nicholas Contrera         Woman Crush Wednesday: Alena Zhandarova Interview by Jing Zhao "This is the story about continuity of what is happening and the continuation of the internal to the outside. It is also about overcoming and erasing boundaries as I photographed the girls whom I met for the first time. I started with the legend about my city inasmuch as it’s well known as “The City of Brides” in Russia."     © Alena Zhandarova         Photographic Alphabet: W is for Lauren Winthrow By Micheál Masterson "Withrow's work focuses mainly on circumstances she places herself within, imagining a frame and finding the moments when the events line up as she saw them. Themes of absolute solitude combined with intimacy of subjects form a juxtaposition that represents the constant feelings of both in her personal life. " Whiskey River (Texas), 2017 © Lauren Winthrow         Art Out: Marc Gumpinger - Space "HG Contemporary are pleased to announce Marc Gumpinger’s International Exhibition entitled, “SPACE.” Marc’s solo show follows on a long successful career as a technology entrepreneur."  Image © Valerie Catalano         Art Out: The Naming of Things, The New York Public Library Collection "The Pratt Institute is pleased to present 'The Naming of Things'. Consider how pictures function in our culture, how we define them, and how others react to the words we ascribe to them." Image © D-jai Kosi         The Archives: David LaChapelle "I don’t think of myself in terms that have political connotations. I take photographs and do what I want – I try to say through a photograph the things I wish to express."    Aristocracy Three, 2014 © David LaChapelle         Film Review: Victoria and Abdul (2017) By Belle McIntyre "Stephen Frears has certainly proved himself to be a masterful story teller about the whole range of society. His earliest work, My Beautiful Launderette, The Grifters, to name a few were focused on the working class and the marginalized or petty-criminal elements and he effectively presents their gritty world and world view." Victoria and Abdul (2017) © Film Still

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The Abandoned Dinner Party, (Coffee Time), 2014 © Lara Atallah          The Met Breuer Raghubir Singh: Photographs October 11 - January 2 Museum of Contemporary Photography Disruptive Perspectives October 12 - December 22 Cavalier Gallery Steve McCurry: The Importance of Elsewhere October 18 - November 12         © Viacheslav Poliakov

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Newsletter October 15, 2017

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August 31, 2005. 2009, Fred Tomaselli GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Weekend Portfolio: Annabel Elgar   Cell 17, McNeil Island Corrections Center, McNeil Island, Washington State, USA. In 2003 Brandon McGeary spent 211 days awaiting trial for smuggling a stolen moon rock. 2015 © Annabel Elgar         Weekend Portfolio: Cody Chu   © Cody Chu         Weekend Portfolio: Chiara Cappetta       © Chiara Cappetta         Current Feature: Vik Muniz Interview by Steve Miller "Art is all about realizing and updating rituals in which mankind deals with their environment, the duty of the artist is to help realize but also to update the idea of realism itself. Children can rotate objects within a special field, when we grow old we lose this ability. "    © Vik Muniz         Exhibition Review: DISSOLVE - Fred Cray at Janet Borden Inc.  by Steve Miller "His unique point of view and singular trajectory in the world of photography and art captivates the imagination with mystery and surprise.  Fred leaves unique photos all over the world to be discovered by an unsuspecting viewer, and more than likely, not a denizen of the art world.  His personal method of connecting to an audience is direct, surreptitious and evokes a quizzical response from the recipients of his largesse." Image © Fred Cray courtesy, Janet Borden Inc. NY         Exhibition Review: An Incomplete History of Protest at the Whitney by Issabella Weiss "The Whitney’s current and ongoing  exhibition is titled with care “An Incomplete History of Protest: Selections from the Whitney’s Collection, 1940-2017.” This history is labeled incomplete because the curators do not want to give the impression that they believe the history of artistic protest represented in this exhibition is all-encompassing, but also because this history is still ongoing, still alive and well within the institution itself. " Toyo Miyatake (1895–1979), Untitled (Opening Image from Valediction), 1944. Geltain Silver print mounted on board, 9 7/16 x 7 5/16 in. (24 x 18.6 cm). Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase with funds from the Photgraphy Committee 2014. 243 © Toyo Miyatake Studio         Woman Crush Wednesday: Nashalina Schrape Interview by Jing Zhao "I have learned that running away from my own personal dialogue or story lead to disingenuous dialogue with myself and the world. I was very concerned about what was outside of me. I struggled with many shades of shame and self worth. It was important for me to discover my own internal voice and filter of seeing the world. If we follow our history, passions, and/or interest it leads us to our authentic, one of kind voice and expression. "   © Nashalina Schrape         Photographic Alphabet: X is for Guanyu Xu By Micheál Masterson "Guanyu Xu was born and raised in a conservative family in Beijing, China, where expressions of overt non-heteronormative behaviour were forbidden. It was not until his arrival to the United States in 2014 that he finally had the courage to reveal his homosexuality. Guanyu's exposure to American culture as a teenager through films and TV shows planted an American Dream in his mind. However, he came to realize that this perception was not entirely accurate." Sea (Lake Michigan), 2014 © Guanyu Xu         The Archives: Shamus Clisset " When I got into working in 3D, my original approach was to realize that this 3D world was something analogous to our own world – it was this new, undiscovered territory that you’re creating while exploring it. All of this frontier imagery started to come into the earlier work, which was a lot about conquering a frontier in American history, but very much in light of where we’ve ended up and how we’ve conquered it. " Fly Ghost (Raver Lambo), 2015, raytraced image, c-print Courtesy of Postmasters Gallery © Shamus Clisset         Film Review: Faces Places (2017) " At the risk of sounding too gushy and hyperbolic, I have to say, this film is a gift and a delight to have and to hold. It is the irresistible love child of two thoroughly fascinating, wildly creative artists from such unlikely backgrounds it defies logic on the surface. The iconic Agnes Varda at age 89 is one of France’s most revered and prolific filmmakers, who works in a documentary/realistic style with a focus on social and feminist issues." Faces Places, 2017, Film Still

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Office, 2016 © Brice Krummenacker         Elizabeth Houston Gallery Melanie Willhide: The Disquieting Muses Again October 18 - December 9 Museum of Sex Canon: Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo & Andrew Mroczek October 19 - January 2 Robert Mann Gallery Julie Blackmon: Fake Weather October 19 - December 2         Hit and Miss © Valentina Loffredo          INTERNS WANTED         Be part of the Musée team. Click the link in the image above for more information and to apply now.

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Newsletter October 22, 2017

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Adrian Gaut, GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Weekend Portfolio: Dana Stirling    © Dana Stirling         Weekend Portfolio: Kyoko Takemura   © Kyoko Takemura         Weekend Portfolio: Petr Strouhal      © Petr Strouhal         Video Interview: Fruits of Surveillance: Xu Bing Interview about "Dragonfly Eyes" by Anthony Huang "In the beginning, almost everybody, especially filmmakers, told me the idea really wouldn’t work. Because you need to have some fundamental elements to support a narrative film, such as characters, certain circumstances and situations, the developments of the storylines, etc. But the materials of surveillance camera, and my ways of montage, obviously would violate these fundamental rules. "  © Xu Bing Studio         Current Feature: Federico Solmi "The moment you want to become a political leader, you become a certain kind of person. It’s hypocritical, because power is ruthless; it’s cynical. So it’s kind of hard for me to find, even in the most utopian and idealistic leader, one that doesn’t have to deal with horrible decision making. Because in the end, a political leader, from my understanding, is protecting the interest of just one group of people, a nation." The Freedom Fighter, 2015, Courtesy Luis De Jesus Los Angeles © Federico Solmi         Art Out: Gilbert & George – The Beard Pictures  by Steve Miller "Lehmann Maupin is pleased to announce THE BEARD PICTURES, an expansive solo exhibition of recent pictures by Gilbert & George." Image © Valerie Catalano         Art Out: Paul Bulteel – Waste Not "Anastasia Photo is proud to present, Waste Not Paul Bulteel's latest exhibition. Waste Not exhibits scenes from the extensive recycling systems working to restore materials for reuse. Since 2013, Bulteel has photographed 50 companies active in collecting, sorting, recycling and reclaiming waste across Western Europe.  His work aims to document a variety of waste streams and make viewers aware of the enormous quantities of materials left behind. Waste Notillustrates and encourages efforts to recycle waste on an unprecedented scale." © Cecilia Taylor         Art Out:

Melanie Willhide – The Disquieting Muses Again

Elizabeth Houston Gallery © Cecilia Taylor         Woman Crush Wednesday: Sarah Sudhoff Interview by Jing Zhao "Sudhoff's work interweaves themes of gender, science and personal experience through photographs, both staged and found, as well as through performance, installation and small scale sculpture. Sudhoff's work is currently shown at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, New York in a two person show titled After you're done."   Vaginal Photoplethysmograph I,© Sarah Sudhoff         The Archives: Penny Slinger "I always felt women needed to claim their right to equality not by being more like men, but by being fully themselves. The feminine qualities of being have been undermined for so long. It is time for them to assume pride of place for the attributes that are theirs rather than trying to match up and conform to some masculine standard. " Clues to the Stigmata Myth, 1969 © Penny Slinger         Film Review: The Florida Project (2017) by Belle McIntyre "This one, filmed in 35 mm., is set in a would-be utopian planned community to service Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Imagine a low-rent Las Vegas for kids. And then imagine a lavender motel called The Magic Kingdom which costs $38 a night and has the motliest crew of misfits, miscreants, and folks just trying to get by. It resembles a housing project, with welfare recipients receiving food deliveries daily." The Florida Project, 2017, Film Still

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Material L 01, 2016 © Matthias Heiderich         Janet Borden Inc. Alfred Leslie: The World is Charged with the Grandeur of God October 25 - December 20 Howard Greenberg Gallery Raghubir Singh: BOMBAY October 26 - December 9 Art Institute of Chicago Revoliutsiia! Demonstratsiia! Soviet Art Put to the Test October 29 - January 15

BOOK OF THE WEEK

Cloud Chamber by Dan Ziskie. Click here to read our review         Predicting the Trajectory of a Meteor © Glen Scheffer

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Newsletter October 29, 2017

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GIF © Gráinne Barry Wallace         Weekend Portfolio: Natalya Nova    © Natalya Nova         Weekend Portfolio: Shawn Rowe   © Shawn Rowe         Weekend Portfolio: Raju Peddada   © Raju Peddada         Current Feature: Gideon Mendel "I sort of been grappling with the thing. When there were major floods in New York and England last year, I went up as an experiment to work digitally and the portraits were just not as strong even though they were technically efficient.  On one level, there’s the theatre of operating with film and the Rolleiflex camera. While an old camera, it slows it down and makes it more difficult, it adds a little more to the theatre in terms of engaging with your subject. "  © Gideon Mendel         Art Out: Group Exhibition – Bounce at SepiaEYE "SepiaEYE presents a group exhibtiion; Bounce featuring the work of eleven artists whose photographic images convey the feeling of inbetweenness, buoyancy, and elation." Image © Valerie Catalano         Art Out:

Steve McCurry – The Importance of Elsewhere

"Cavalier Galleries is pleased to announce the latest exhibition by artist Steve McCurry, The Importance of Elsewhere. The exhibition at Cavalier Galleries will include images from his extensive travels throughout Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. ." © Nicole Angeles          Art Out: Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo & Andrew Mroczek at The Museum of Sex The Museum of Sex presents, Canon, a new exhibition that is a call to action against the relentless violence the LGBTQ population faces throughout Peruvian culture." © Nicole Angeles         Woman Crush Wednesday: Eeva Hannula Interview by Jing Zhao "I have been working on The Structure of Uncertainty since 2011. Back then I felt that all my photographs were too controlled and mute, and that I couldn't express myself enough with only photography. I started to look for my own imagery and discovered a way to combine surprising visual elements with each other."   © Eeva Hannula         Photographic Alphabet: Z is for Adriana Zehbrauskas by Micheál Masterson "Mexico’s tight-knit community of family-owned circuses, whose big tops seem like a midcentury relic compared with the glittering spectacle that most Americans know, is on the defensive, arguing that a cherished Mexican tradition would vanish and tens of thousands of people, many of them the working poor, would be thrown out of work."   Circus 2 © Adriana Zehbrauskas         The Archives: Jessica Craig-Martin "My real start when was when my party photos caught Anna Wintour’s attention in 1997. She offered me a contract on the spot. I spent the following years on the jet-set party circuit capturing snaps of socialites and celebrities for Vogue.  The job offered me a rare opportunity to create an anthropological study of high society at its most uninhibited. " Air Kiss (Southampton 2002) © Jessica Craig-Martin         Travel: Africa: Photos by John MacConnell "While John is primarily a painter, photography is integral to his work. He uses it for inspiration and it is part of his process within his larger works. These photos record a two week trip through Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and South Africa." © John MacConnell         Film Review: Loving Vincent (2017) by Belle McIntyre "The remarkable achievement of this film is that it seems as if it is the embodiment of being inside Van Gogh’s brain. Not a comfortable place to be. More like an acid trip on steroids. The animators have managed to reproduce not just the look, but the act of painting the iconic images which are so familiar to all of us." Loving Vincent, 2017, Film Still

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Baxter St. at CCNY Tal Gilboa, Elizabeth Stehl Kleberg: Let Me Hold Your Breath November 2 - December 9 303 Gallery Florian Maier-Aichen November 2 - December 22 Bronx Documentary Center Joseph Rodriguez: Spanish Harlem: El Barrio in the ’80s November 11 - December 23

BOOK OF THE WEEK

DMZ: Demilitarized Zone of Korea by Park Jongwoo. Click here to read our review         Image form series Name of things, 2016/17 © Zhongjia Sun

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