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Handcrafted photographic artist Michael Massaia sees images most people will never see. While that phrase is often just overheated prose in a press release, with Massaia it is literally true. He could be accurately compared to Haley Joel Osmet's character in The Sixth Sense. But rather than "seeing dead people", his photographic vision bears witness to a nether-world he walks as the night shift and partiers shuffle off to bed and before the day shift makes their way to cubicle, factory floor or office suite. | ||||||
 Nancy Hellebrand's new series of large color photographs, Learning to See, will be on exhibit at the James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, PA from October 29, 2011 through February 26, 2012. The images are layered photographs of trees which result in unexpected compositions and calligraphic patterns. Julie Mellby writes, "These photographs pulse and pull and put us on the spot, in sharp relief to the traditional reverence and awe of historical landscape photography. Each print is a combination of several views balancing somewhere between elegance and outright chaos."
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A lecture by Hellebrand about her photographs will take place at the museum on November 6, 2011. Lecture information and registration > Also, view the exhibition catalogue [pdf] > | ||||||
 Sheila Rock was featured in a recent issue of Black and White Magazine. Read the article here >
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 Michael Massaia wrote an article about his work for a recent issue of View Magazine. Read the article here >
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 Listen here for Brad Temkin's "Rooftop" multimedia podcast.
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 Cherie Nutting's photograph of the Rolling Stones was featured in the May 23, 2011 edition of the Sunday New York Times Style Magazine in the Travel section (see photograph 5).
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 Amy Touchette's work was featured in the May 2011 issue of Esquire Magazine in Russia.
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June Bateman artists were featured in several AIPAD reviews. Michael Massaia was highlighted by aCurator magazine and the blog Pleasant Living; Sheila Rock was featured by the Wall Street Journal. Read more about the show and see photos from the June Bateman Fine Art booth here.
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Sheila Rock's "Horse No. 1" was selected as the poster image for the Wall Street Journal's short-list write-up of Aipad. | ||||||
Gail Thacker will be featured in a group show at the Centro Galego de Arte Contemporanea in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Thacker's photos "reveal the sheer drama of the physical decadence of the image," wrote the CGAC. Read the full press release for the show, translated from Spanish (PDF). | ||||||
Michael Levin is the first professional photographer to earn twice the distinction of Fine Art Photographer of the Year at the presitgious PX3 Awards in Paris, France. Previously recognized for the same award in 2007, Michael Levin's work competed with over 10,000 entries from 48 countries. Additionally, his new monograph Zebrato has already earned two Book of the Year honors and and is an Amazon.com top selection. Publisher’s Weekly called Zebrato "an eye-catching volume" and noted Levin’s "talent to parse out the beauty and resonance of seemingly utilitarian structures, creating quietly unforgettable images." | ||||||
Art Knowledge News writes of Sheila Rock's photographs of Tibetan monks, "both inspired and inspiring." Read the article or read on below for details on the exhibit. | ||||||
A comprehensive exhibition of Sheila Rock's photography entitled Sera: The Way of The Tibetan Monk, opens Sept 4, 2008 at the William Benton Museum Of Art in Storrs, Connecticut. | ||||||
The new Sex in the City movie starring Sarah Jessica Parker features the work of many June Bateman Fine Art photographers - keep your eyes peeled during the film for glimpses of their work on the walls of the gals' apartments. | ||||||
Builder Levy has been granted a 2008 Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship in photography. He will be continuing his work in Appalachia. | ||||||
A new book by Elizabeth Gilbert, Tribes of the Great Rift Valley, is available from Abrams Books. Hardcover, 272 pages; order now on Amazon.com. | ||||||
SoHo Photo exhibits the work of Builder Levy, Dec 5-30, 2006. The gallery is located at 15 White Street in TriBeCa, open Thursdays 6-8 pm and Fri-Sun 1-6 pm. | ||||||
In conjunction with the publication of her new book, Angels in Africa, works by Beth O'Donnell are on exhibit at the Holly Hunt Showroom, 150 East 58th Street, November 2-December 1. Exhibition curated by June Bateman. Angels in Africa (October 2006, $35 hardcover) introduces readers to seven visionary African women who have devoted their lives to overcoming Africa's issues for themselves, their peers, and future generations. | ||||||
Signs of Light: Recent Work by David Slovic is on view Sept 14-Nov 23 at the Borowsky and Open Lens Galleries of the Gershman Y Galleries, 401 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA. | ||||||
Works by June Bateman Fine Arts artists Millie Falcaro, Maura Sullivan, Victor Freidman, and Harvey Stein are featured in the hit film, The Devil Wears Prada. Their photographs grace the walls of Miranda Priestly's office. | ||||||
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Dec, 2003 Images from the opening of Rocky Schenck: Photographs at the June Bateman Gallery on Dec. 6, 2003:
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Nov-Dec, 2003 Ms. Gilbert's book Broken Spears: A Maasai Journey will also be featured in the New York Times Book Review the week of Nov. 17. Ms. Gilbert will lecture on her body of work "Broken Spears: A Maasai Journey" at the Explorers' Club, 46 East 70th Street, on Nov. 17th from 6:30pm-8:45pm. Tickets are $15 / $5 for students; call the Explorers' Club at (212) 628-8383 for ticket information. | ||||||
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Above: artist Denny Moers gave a gallery talk on Saturday September 13, 2003. His photographs IN THE ULTRA-SILENT LIGHT: Monoprints by Denny Moers are on view from September 4 through October 4, 2003. | ||||||
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Black and White Magazine featured Amy Arbus in the April 2003 issue. Nick Brandt and Rocky Schenk are spotlighted in the August 2003 issue, available now. |
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