Monthly Archives: June 2009

“The role of the photographer has already changed”

June 22, 2009 – 12:49 pm

Michele McNally, assistant managing editor of The New York Times, shares her thoughts on what it now means to be a photographer.

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Come see us at Le Book Connections

June 17, 2009 – 10:17 am

Le Book Connections, the trade show for the creative community, kicks off today at the Chelsea Art Museum at 556 West 22nd St. The two-day event gives art directors and art buyers the chance to view the work of established and emerging photographers, illustrators, and stylists, as well as talk with the people who represent [...]

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Opening Night: Jim Fiscus at M Project Gallery

June 16, 2009 – 9:58 am

Last Thursday, an exhibition of Jim Fiscus’ photographic short story, “The Unfortunate Moment of Misunderstanding,” opened at M Project Gallery in Tribeca. The weather was gloomy, all gray skies and intermittently misty, which suited the dark, enigmatic mood of Fiscus’ photographs. The cavernous space, meanwhile, was the ideal setting for the show, giving gallerygoers ample [...]

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Featured Personal Project: Walter Iooss’ mixed-media works

June 12, 2009 – 10:27 am

Walter Iooss has been with Stockland Martel since 1984. And as one of the most respected and prolific sports photographers in the world, he’s got a treasure trove of images from over the years. Walter has reimagined some of these images as mixed-media pieces, two of which we feature here. The first is his portrait [...]

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Stockland Martel photographers screen video work at unique McCann Erickson event

June 11, 2009 – 10:45 am

It’s worked this way for years: When a photo agency wants to show their talent’s work to an ad-agency art buyer, they send over their portfolio. If the art buyer likes the work, they set up a meeting with the photographer. But as the industry has evolved, video has increasingly become an element of many [...]

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Jim Fiscus’ “Unfortunate Moment” tonight at M Project Gallery

June 10, 2009 – 2:23 pm

Please join us tonight, June 11, for the unveiling of Jim Fiscus’ “The Unfortunate Moment of Misunderstanding” at M Project Gallery in New York. Fiscus will be on hand to talk about his photographic novella, which is a tale of obsession centering on a wood carver who crafts life-size dolls of the same woman over [...]

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New in Editorial: Matthew Rolston shoots Adam Lambert for cover of Rolling Stone

June 10, 2009 – 12:02 pm

From the buzz online and in print, you’d think that being gay was the biggest news since George W. almost choked to death on a pretzel. That’s how it seems, anyway, if you’ve been following the story of Adam Lambert, the spiky-haired singer from Season 8 of American Idol. Lambert chose to keep his sexuality [...]

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Make Me a Supermodel’s Tyson and Nicole go topless for Timothy Greenfield-Sanders

June 9, 2009 – 10:40 am

As the hosts of Make Me a Supermodel, Tyson Beckford and Nicole Trunfio are usually sitting back and coolly assessing others, critiquing everything from the way a contestant walks to the look on his or her face. The pair are invulnerable, which is part of their appeal—they represent the perfection that everyone else on the [...]

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Opening Night: Hans Gissinger’s Exploding Cakes

June 9, 2009 – 9:46 am

Hans Gissinger’s “Tartas” series opened at The Gallery @ Stockland Martel last Thursday, and we’re pretty sure it was the only show in town that centered on the concept of exploding cakes. No pastries were harmed in the making of the exhibition, although we did think about it for a while (but frosting is just [...]

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Timothy Greenfield-Sanders’ exclusive portraits column for The Huffington Post

June 8, 2009 – 2:34 pm

If you haven’t already, it’s time to bookmark http://huffingtonpost.com. Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, a longtime Huffington Post contributor, has started a new column of portraits and text, exclusively for the website. Greenfield-Sanders will be using this coveted online real estate to showcase portraits of iconic personalities, accompanied by his own thoughts on the subject. In some cases, [...]

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