Untitled (The Whisper), 2007 [from "Portraits"]
© Jocelyn Lee
I’ve always enjoyed Jocelyn Lee‘s very tender collection of Portraits.
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Jocelyn Lee: Portraits
February 28, 2010 – 4:00 pm
Chad Muthard: No Mistake
February 28, 2010 – 12:40 pm
Measurement, 2009 [from "No Mistake"]
© Chad Muthard
Chad Muthard‘s recently updated website includes an intriguing body of work called No Mistake. Also check out his new three-part artist book titled Any Fool Can Take A Picture With A Camera Like That.
Upcoming Talks in Boston, Spring 2010
February 27, 2010 – 4:44 pm
For Sale/TVs From Craigslist, 2009
© Penelope Umbrico
Mark your calendars:
Livia Corona
Monday, March 1st at 2pm
Kennedy Building, Room 406
MassArt
Aziz + Cucher
Thursday, March 11th at 12:30pm
Viz/Crit Room (B311)
SMFA
Julie Blackmon
Thursday, March 11th at 7pm
B.U. Photonics Building, Room 206
8 St. Mary’s Street (B.U. Central T Stop)
Hosted by the PRC
Emmet Gowin
“A Talk in Honor of Harry and Eleanor Callahan”
Wednesday, March 24th at 7pm
Remis Auditorium
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Penelope Umbrico (Lay Flat 02: Meta contributor!)
Monday, March 29th at 2pm
Kennedy Building, Room 406
MassArt
Deborah Willis
Thursday, April 1st at 12:30pm
Viz/Crit Room (B311)
SMFA
Lizi Brown, Michael Bühler-Rose and Wendy Jean Hyde
“SMFA Traveling Scholars” Gallery Talk
Wednesday, April 21 at 6pm
Sharf Visitor Center
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Katy Grannan
Monday, April 12th at 2pm
Tower Auditorium
MassArt
Kenro Izu
Thursday, April 15th at 7pm
B.U. Sargent College, AUD-101
635 Commonwealth Ave. (B.U. East T Stop)
Hosted by the PRC
Walead Beshty (Lay Flat 02: Meta contributor!)
Monday, April 26th at 2pm
Tower Auditorium
MassArt
Abelardo Morell
Monday, May 10th at 6pm
Tower Auditorium
MassArt
BOOKSHELF: Feb. 24, 2010
February 24, 2010 – 4:13 pm
HERE, a large-scale (22.5 x 12.5 in.) newsprint “book” that accompanies John Gossage’s exhibition “Here… Half Blind,” on view through April 11th, 2010 at the Rochester Art Center.
Edition of 500, available for $50.
The Great Unreal by Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs.
First edition, available for $76.
From Adam Murray and Robert Parkinson, a Preston is My Paris zine with a 4×6 color photograph on the cover (Edition of 150), Adam’s book Your Negatives (Edition of 30), and a nice letter written on a typewriter.
Your Negatives is available for £4 ($6) here.
From Medium Rare, Cally Robertson’s zine If You Can Keep.
Edition of 60, available for $6.
From Seth Fluker, his self-published book Before Things Change.
Edition of 500, available for $17.50.
Two from Raymond Taudin Chabot: Cast (Part 2) and Cast (Part 4), made in collaboration with editor/designer Roger Willems.
Edition of 600 each, available for €5 ($7) and €15 ($20) respectively.
A signed, first edition copy of Alec Soth‘s Sleeping by the Mississippi. I had a second printing of it, but thanks to a trade I acquired the original… long overdue.
Available for a pretty penny.
Daniel Shea: Plume
February 24, 2010 – 12:29 pm
Cheshire, Ohio, 2009 [from "Plume"]
© Daniel Shea
Daniel Shea just updated his website with a new body of work titled Plume, a follow-up to his Removing Mountains series. The project of course calls to mind Mitch Epstein‘s American Power, but takes a more specific approach.
Pete Halupka: Work
February 20, 2010 – 6:07 pm
You Make Me Homesick, 2009
© Pete Halupka
Pete Halupka has some new photographs on his new website.
Ryan McGinley: 2010 Winter Olympics
February 19, 2010 – 7:24 pm
Johnny Weir, Figure Skater, 2010
© Ryan McGinley
Ryan McGinley‘s NYTimes Magazine photographs of the 2010 Winter Olympics can now be viewed on his website.
Matthew Gamber: Any Color You Like
February 17, 2010 – 2:29 pm
New work by Matthew Gamber from his project-in-progress, Any Color You Like:
Untitled, 2010 [from "Any Color You Like"]
© Matthew Gamber
Untitled, 2010 [from "Any Color You Like"]
© Matthew Gamber
Untitled, 2010 [from "Any Color You Like"]
© Matthew Gamber
See more on Matt’s website.
David La Spina: Architectural Renderings
February 16, 2010 – 4:38 pm
Untitled, 2009 [from "Architectural Renderings"]
© David La Spina
The Photography Post
February 16, 2010 – 10:23 am
The Photography Post is a new website that aims to deliver the most current discussions on the state of photography by featuring live feeds from various fine art, commercial and fashion photography websites/blogs.
Along with the nicely designed “Live Feeds” display (which updates regularly with the latest posts), visitors to the site can sign up for an account to keep track of their favorite feeds. It’s a great idea that has been implemented in other forms already but never with such a clean design or with such fine people on board.
In addition to the live feeds, Editors Rachel Hulin and Kate Steciw as well as Publisher Danielle Franca Swift will be contributing original content to the site’s own blog as well as their Museum of Online Photography Collections.
Lots to see, so get to it.
