Art Streiber’s Ryan Gosling and Steve Martin cover stories hit New York and L.A. simultaneously

If you were flying between the two coasts last week, as Bill was, then you probably picked up the new issue of New York when you departed here (as Bill did) and, upon landing in L.A., purchased the new issue of Los Angeles magazine, which Bill immediately snapped up because he loved the cover portrait. [...]

Stockland Martel at the Lucies (photos)

Lots of great photos from the Lucies last week (scroll down for those), and some great news, to boot: “Engaged Observers: Documentary Photography since the ’60s”—the record-breaking exhibition at the Getty featuring the work of our own Lauren Greenfield, among other important photographers—won an award for Curator/Exhibition of the Year. Congratulations to the photographers and [...]

Stockland Martel goes to London for Nadav Kander’s exhibition opening at Flowers gallery (photos)

. Last Thursday, “Yangtze—The Long River,” an exhibition featuring previously unseen photographs from Nadav Kander’s Prix Pictet–winning series, opened at Flowers gallery in London. The show, which will be on view through November 13, coincides with the publication of a comprehensive monograph issued by German book publisher Hatje Cantz. Tomorrow, Flowers will be hosting a [...]

Kwaku Alston’s “Life”

. Kwaku has a handful of personal projects going, like “Volkslivin”… .   . …“Horizon Court”…   . …and his portrait series “On White”…   . . What I like about his project “Life,” though, is that it’s not just personal but autobiographical. It’s Kwaku photographing his neighbors, his family, people’s he’s worked with, even [...]

Last day for Cartier-Bresson at the Museum of Modern Art

If you live in New York and haven’t seen the brilliant “Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century” at the Museum of Modern Art, get yourself over there today before 5:30 pm—it’s the last day of the show. Bill and Maureen and I went to see the exhibition last month. Here’s a little iPhone snap I took [...]

Scenes from Le Book Connections

. Le Book Connections kicked off yesterday. . . Here’s Maureen at our booth… . . And Simon Horobin, Dana Eudy, and Bill… . . Some close-up views of the booth… . . In addition to their print portfolios, we’re also showing our photographers’ work via iPad. We’ve set it up so you can view [...]

A tribute to Loni Weholt

. Producer Loni Weholt, who died on April 25 at the age of 50 after battling cancer, was a beloved member of the photo community and of the Stockland Martel family. As people continue to post messages at the Facebook page Give It Up for Loni, a number of us who had worked with her [...]

Opening-night photos: Nadav Kander exhibitions in Berlin

Last week, Bill and Maureen went to Berlin for the opening of two exhibitions of Nadav’s work, at the Camera Work gallery and at Museum the Kennedys (the latter displayed “Obama’s People” with Richard Avedon’s “The Family”). . “For many years, Kander’s photographs have been an integral part of distinguished collections such as those of [...]

Doug Menuez: “Ignore your creative needs at your peril”

The new issue of PDNedu features an interview with Doug Menuez in which the award-winning photographer talks about his 30-plus-year career, from his photojournalistic beginnings as an intern at The Washington Post (he describes, for example, how he managed to get a shot of Mother Teresa that was different from what his press-corps peers were [...]

Nadav Kander and Richard Avedon exhibition in Berlin

The Camera Work photo gallery, located in Berlin and named after Alfred Stieglitz’s pioneering magazine, represents work by some of the world’s most iconic photographers—Man Ray, Irving Penn, and Diane Arbus, among them. So we’re thrilled to report that on March 20, the gallery will present an exhibition featuring photographs by our own Nadav Kander. [...]

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