Share this…FacebookRedditEmailNew York Foundation for the Arts, NYFA, is offering its legal clinic for those that qualify. This is a great resource for artists, contemporary fine art photographers, film makers, …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailWeb Designer for Contemporary Fine Art Photography, Facade Interactive I meet Beverly Stacy of Facade Interactive, a web designer and developer, recently and was impressed and think she’d be …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailInternational Photography Hall of Fame: Photography hall of fame raising funds for move to St. Louis The International Photography Hall of Fame is moving. Where is it now? Oklahoma City. Where …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailContemporary Fine Art Photography: Guggenheim Foundation 2012 Award Photography Fellows A range of contemporary fine art photography and photographers were awarded by the Guggenheim Foundation in 2012. I love …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailContemporary fine art photography was around at the Armory Show 2012, but seemingly less so than usual. Some or most of the blue chips galleries were absent this time …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailCall for Papers Museums of Cities Conference, Vancouver, BC, October 2012 City Museums: Collisions | Connections, CAMOC/Museum of Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada, October 24-26, 2012 CAMOC, the International Committee for …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmail4 Marketing Tips for Preparing for a Photography Exhibit If you have a show upcoming, congratulations! You’ve spent countless hours working to create the work and connect with gallerists. …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailI’m Not Hater: Werner Herzog at the Whitney Biennial 2012 I missed the Whitney Biennial 2012 opening (due to a cold), and feel bad about that. I would have …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailLisette Model, who died in 1983, known as a fine art photographer whose searing images influenced a generation of great photographers, in many cases quite literally: she taught Diane …
Share this…FacebookRedditEmailReview of Diane Arbus’, “DIANE ARBUS: A Printed Retrospective,” by the Economist. I’ve loved Diane Arbus’s work since I first saw them and have been, like others, have been …
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