Category archives: art world
Around Town: John Pfahl and Lee Friedlander
My birthday weekend is shaping up nicely. In addition to the Nicholas Hughes show I mentioned in my previous post, two more exhibitions just popped up on my radar: John Pfahl is showing his newest series, Métamorphoses de la Terre, at Janet Borden through October 15. Then I found out about Lee Friedlander’s Recent Western Landscapes at Mary Boone, on view through October 23. If you’re in the NYC area, I’d say all three of these shows are worth a visit, but the Friedlander show in particular looks like a knockout. continue reading
Get Off My Lawn
Photo zine impresario Geoffrey Ellis released issue #1 of Get Off My Lawn this week, and I am very happy to have my work included. The zine features the work of eleven photographers who are 34 years and older. continue reading
Emerging Artist’s Auction from Daniel Cooney Fine Art
Another Emerging Artist’s Auction from Daniel Cooney Fine Art has launched, and there’s a lot of great work to see. I’ve got a print in the auction this time around too, for your bidding consideration.
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Timothy Briner’s Boonville opens at Daniel Cooney Fine Art tonight
If you’re in the NYC area, be sure to catch the opening of Timothy Briner’s Boonville exhibition tonight at Daniel Cooney Fine Art. For some more background on Timothy’s work, here’s an interview I did with him over the summer for Too Much Chocolate. continue reading
Landscape, Uninterrupted
Ah, well. I did not get into the Landscape Interrupted exhibition. Congratulations to everyone who did make it in, I hope it’s a wonderful show.
Every time I get a rejection letter I ask myself “Why do I put myself through this?” I am much more interested in creating new work right now than I am in showing it. In fact, I’m not sure that I’m ever going to be excited about showing my work. Exhibition takes time, money, and energy, which are all in short supply. I’d rather be out shooting.