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	Eric Cahan featured in Wired magazine Wired online has published a short feature on Eric Cahan called Polychromatic Filters Warp Skies and, Hopefully, Send You Back in Time: “The way you remember [sunsets or sunrises] might not be as they actually were. They often become distorted in an ethereal way,” he says. “Put another way, I’m not a photojournalist trying to capture the sunset exactly as it was.” Cahan says his work is influenced by the artist James Turrell, who some credit as the first person to isolate light as it’s own independent artwork. He is also famous for saying that light can become “a revelation in itself.” See the whole story HERE.

	Louis Stettner at the Centre Pompidou The Centre Pompidou in Paris is currently exhibiting work by Louis Stettner as part of the museum's collections show. The room of Stettner's prints is set up next to the room of Picasso's work. As it should be. Read more HERE.

	Jeffrey Milstein featured in Huffington Post The Huffington Post this week has published a feature and slide show of Jeffrey Milstein's airport images. Read the article and see all the photos HERE.

	Karine Laval, Altered States press Karine Laval's current exhibition Altered States has been written up on Le Journal de la Photographie this week: See the whole article HERE. MUSE Magazine has also published a short review and pictures from the opening. Check them out HERE. Come see the exhibition here at the gallery until Friday, May 24th.

	Joseph Hoflehner exhibit at Ruzicsca Gallery Nikolaus Ruzicsca Gallery in Salzburg is hosting an exhibit of new color work by Joseph Hoflehner. Patience will be on display from May 7th to June 22nd For more information visit the gallery's website HERE

	Laura McPhee: River of No Return, exhibition coming to The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City will be exhibiting Laura McPhee's River of No Return, May 17–September 22, 2013. For more information see the museum's website HERE

	Matthew Pillsbury Monograph to be published by Aperature The Aperature foundation will be publishing Matthew Pillsbury's first monograph. The book titled City Stages will be published soon: "Over the past decade, Pillsbury has built several extensive bodies of work—Screen Lives, Hours, and City Stages—that deal with different facets of contemporary metropolitan life and the passage of time. Working with black-and-white 8-by-10 film and long exposures, Pillsbury captures a range of psychologically charged experiences in the urban environment, from isolation—tuned into the omnipresent screens of our tablets, laptops, televisions, and phones—to crowded museums, parades, cathedrals, and even protests." Order your copy HERE

	Karine Laval featured in WAG Magazine The May issue of WAG Magazine has an article on Karine Laval and the new exhibition here at the gallery: "I see a parallel between the surface of the water and the surface of the computer screen and the way they contain light and movement. It therefore feels natural to me to use the computer screen in a similar manner I have used the surface of the water – as a distorting lens to generate images of transformed reality. Also, both water and the screen have a shimmering and seductive quality one can be drawn to. Most of these new works are abstract, but somehow they are still connected to the body and the notion of performance and materiality." See the article HERE

	Karine Laval exhibition featured in The Wall Street Internetional Karine Laval's current show at the gallery is featured in The Wall Street International magazine this month: See the article HERE

	Bonni Benrubi Gallery featured in Art in America The gallery is featured in Art in America this week in an article called AIPAD Photography Show: Top Ten: "Twentieth-century and contemporary photography stalwart Bonni Benrubi Gallery does not disappoint with a striking, if too small, selection of French photographer Stephane Couturier's work. Even though Brasilia, Monument no. 1 (2007-08), from his Melting Point series, is not Couturier's strongest work, it nonetheless reflects his sharp sense of design, composition and color, and his lyrical, painterly ability to represent transformation." See the article HERE

	Gillian Laub Featured in The Slate The Slate has a photo essay up this week by Gillian laub called On "Passover, Celebrating Life and Ritual in a Jewish Family." Read the whole article and see the photos HERE

	Laura McPhee featured in Le Journal de la Photographie Laura McPhee's current exhibition, Desert Chronicle is the subject of a feature in Le Journal de la Photographie this week: "This series of photographs reveals the sheer power of the ecosystem, with giant lines that the camera is unable to capture in their entirety. At first glance into the impressive darkness, the eye perceives a more fragile reality: the trees are stripped of their needles, knocked down and torn apart by the wind. We find this same ambiguity in a photograph of charred tree trunks, always placed firmly in a setting where the black stands out against the blurry plantlife." Read the whole article and see the photos HERE

	The Bonni Benrubi gallery is pleased to announce representation of Stephane Couturier The gallery is excited to be representing the work of Stephane Couturier. In 1994, Stéphane Couturier showed the first works in a series called Urban Archaeology, viewing the city as a living organism. From 1999 onwards, Stéphane Couturier began to focus on mushrooming housing developments with his Monuments series. In 2002, the uniformity and repetitiveness of these landscapes around the world drove him to begin working on the series Landscaping, with polyptychs. With a new body of work called Melting Point, Couturier changed his visual approach. The technical and visual protocols put into play as a matter of fact obey a visual and deliberate conceptual orientation—to divert the documentary aspect of photography, to shift and transcend its narrative dimension, to question its reputation as beholder of truth.

	Massimo Vitali featured in The New York Times Magazine Massimo Vitali's new work from Brazil is the subject of a photo essay in The New York Times Magazine this week titled "Brazil Through the Lens of Massimo Vitali": "Massimo Vitali first began taking pictures of crowds in 1994 and ever since has traveled the world documenting how and where people gather: picnickers in the Luxembourg Gardens, spectators at an air show in Viareggio, tourists massed on the Piazza San Marco. In the following pages, Vitali turns his camera on Brazil, moving, over the course of three weeks, from the urban density of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro to the empty sands of Brazil’s northeast.: Read the whole article and see the photos HERE

	Simon Norfolk Featured in the New York Times Magazine Simon Norfolk is also featured in this weeks New York Times Magazine with a photo essay called "God's Light Show". See all the images HERE

	Simon Norfolk featured in The New Yorker In this week’s issue of the The New Yorker, Nick Paumgarten writes about Spain’s economic collapse and includes images by Simon Norfolk: "Simon Norfolk’s photographs present the stark reality of Spain’s economic collapse, conveying the sense of uncertainty and foreboding that sheaths not only this particular housing complex but also Spain’s economic future. “Everyone wanted this boom and prosperity to go on forever,” Norfolk said. “Everyone wanted to get rich doing nothing.” Read the whole article and see the photos HERE

	PAOLO PELLEGRIN receives a 2013 World Press Photo Award Paolo Pellegrin has recieved the World Press Photo Award this year in General News, 2nd prize stories, for his series The Crescent: "The area of Rochester, New York, USA, where these pictures were taken is part of the so-called 'Crescent', a moon-shaped area that runs across several city neighborhoods. Crime rates here are significantly higher than the rest of Rochester. The Crescent is home to 27 percent of the city's residents and 80 percent of the city's homicides. The causes of the burst of violence include the lagging upstate economy, a steady migration of residents to the suburbs, and a growing number of abandoned houses prone to become centers of drug sales and use. Rochester also has a school system that performs poorly. People inside the Crescent experience those problems in greater concentration." See all the winners, and more from Pelligrin's series HERE

	Laura McPhee featured in The Daily Mail Laura McPhee's recent images are featured in The Daily Mail this week in a piece called: The desert brought to life: Gorgeous photographs show the harshest terrain in a beautiful light See the article HERE

	The Wall Street Journal review of Louis Stettner's current exhibition Louis Stettner's current exhibition, The Masterpieces is featured in an artice in The Wall Street Journal this week: "Place Saint-Augustin, l’inlassible pieton de Paris” (1993) demon- strates his ability to create signifi- cant images from casual elements; the upside-down reflection of a bare tree and the facade of a beaux-arts building in a puddle on the sidewalk is at the bottom of the picture, and the legs of a man taking a rapid stride are on top. The two parts are arranged on a diagonal and are somehow very satisfying." Read the review HERE

	Jehad Nga's Green Book series featured in le journal de la photographie Le Journal de la Photographie is featuring an article on Jehad Nga's new series The Green Book: "In this series, Jehad Nga technically applies to images the same treatment that Gaddafi inflicted on his people. The details of the process – an alteration of the binary essence of the image by integrating the text of the book in its code – are superfluous but lay the foundations for a distortion of reality via an alienation of the photographic grammar. It was legitimate to respond to Gaddafi’s Manichean vision with a binary system" Read the complete story HERE

	Matthew Pillsbury featured in The Daily Mail Matthew Pillsbury'e City Stages images are the subject of a photo essay in The Daily Mail this week called A love letter to New York. See the complete series HERE

	Josef Hoflehner featured in The Wall Street Journal Josef Hoflehner's book of Airplane photographs Jet Airliner (Most Press) is the subject of a short piece in The Wall Street Journal this month: "Father-and-son photographers Josef and Jakob Hoflehner have an eye for comedy, capturing bikini-clad bystanders who appear oblivious and others annoyed by the way the swooping planes send sand and hair flying. Yet most of these folks seem to think this the most exciting thing they have seen all week. Families grab cameras, young men climb the airport fence to get ever-more-dangerously close, and swimmers in the sea turn toward the incoming plane like worshipers welcoming a god." Read the full article HERE

	Memorial article for Bonni Benrubi at 1st Dibs.com Julie L. Belcove has written a nice story on Bonni and her legacy. Go to 1st Dibs HERE to read the article.

	Matthew Pillsbury featured in The Slate Matthew Pillsbury is the subject of a feature in The Slate.com's photo blog:Behold: “In my own exploration of the city over the years, I’ve become both attached to some of its iconic places and structures such as the Brooklyn Bridge, but I’ve also taken a keen interest in the new additions, such as Jane’s Carousel and Brooklyn Bridge Park, that push the city to evolve while still reflecting its past. The extreme multiculturalism of New York City creates a heightened energy that few other cities possess, and its incredibly varied architecture mirrors that, creating a striking backdrop for my images.” See the story HERE

	The Bonni Benrubi gallery is pleased to announce representation of Lauren Semivan The gallery is now representing the work of Detroit based artist lauren Semivan. Semivan's photos are beautiful, evocative images created by capturing staged scenes of drawing, scupture, portraiture and still life: “Science is inherently experiential, as is art making. Knowing and feeling are not separate, and the whole of the environment can be used as a pedagogic instrument. Observatory elegantly draws upon a tension that exists between irrational and physical worlds. Within each image, ghosts of previous drawings create a sense of time suspended, evoking gesture, atmosphere and memory. Photographs allow me to access the extraordinary, to keep a record of dreams, and to employ the unknown.” Visit the gallery to see prints of this exceptional work. Her website can also be seen HERE

	Abelardo Morell in The New Yorker Abelardo Morell's currnt show in the gallery, Rock Paper Scissors is featured in this week's New Yorker Magazine. See the story HERE

	Abelardo Morell Featured at Bloomberg.com Abelardo Morell's current Exhibition, Rock Paper Scissors is featured this week on Bloomberg.com: "For the works on view in the show “Rock Paper Scissors,” at Bonni Benrubi Gallery, the Boston-based artist uses a lightproof tent with a periscope as a camera obscura, capturing a view from outside the tent and blending it with the ground inside. So his Golden Gate Bridge magically rests on what looks like a gray sky with green clouds but is actually arid ground with grassy patches. “Depending on the quality of the surface terrain, these views can take on a variety of painterly effects,” Read the story HERE

	Time Lightbox posts Gillian Laub's Thanksgiving Gillian Laub has documented her growing family for years, and this year Time Light Box has posted images from her recent Thanksgiving shoot. "For as long as she can remember, Thanksgiving has been photographer Gillian Laub’s favorite holiday. “So many of my memories from childhood are around Thanksgiving because I have a huge family, and that was when everyone from all sides came together.” Ten years ago, Laub began photographing her family’s annual gatherings—which take place at Laub’s childhood home or her sister’s house in upstate New York—an experience she says has allowed her to watch her family grow up and record the process for posterity. “I really started photographing Thanksgiving because there’s something incredible about the time of the year,” Laub says. “The changing and transitioning of the seasons and the aging of my family members—there was something symbolic that I wanted to mark and document.”" See the story HERE

	Louis Stettner retrospective at The Bibliothèque Nationale de France At the end of the year, the Bibliothèque Nationale de France will present a retrospective of Louis Stettner's career. The exhibition will run from December 11, 2012 to January 27, 2013. David Guiraud, the curator, decided to focus on Stettner’s masterpieces, showing vintage prints of his most well-known photographs. From the famous "Enfants d'Aubervilliers" (1947) and “Twin Towers” (1977), seen in the fog with a bird rushing toward them, to a 1954 portrait of Manhattan as seen from Brooklyn, we see his humanistic and poetic vision, shrouded in lights of which he alone knew the secret. Read more HERE and HERE.

	Susannah Ray photos featured in The New York Times.com The New York Times Lens blog has posted a story titled "Recalling the ‘Right Coast,’ Before the Storm" today, which features images from Susannah Ray's Right Coast series: "There is something a little elegiac for me to look a those pictures,” she said last week, as plumbers fixed the heat and hot water systems in her home, which had flooded to the basement ceiling. “These photos were never intended to glorify surfing. Now they’re about saying this is another community that has been disrupted, maybe even irreparably damaged by the force of the waves. These pictures were a kind of love song to the Rockaways. Now, they’re almost like a dirge." See the whole story HERE.

	Internet Roundup: Abelardo Morell, Rock Paper Scissors Read what the various art and photography blogs have to say about Abelardo Morell's current exhibition at the gallery: DLK COLLECTION. AIPAD. CUBAN ART NEWS. THE TWO PERCENT. And have a look at this video that shows Morell shooting the Golden Gate Bridge last year .

	Karine Laval image in the New Yorker This week's issue of The New Yorker features a story by David Gilbert called Member / Guest which is illustrated with Poolscape 90 by Karine Laval You can access the digital version of The New Yorker HERE.

	Abelardo Morell feature in New York Photo Review Abelardo Morell's current exhibition Rock Paper Scissors is featured in The New York Photo Review this week: "Using an elaborate tent set-up to project images onto the ground in order to photograph them, Morell essentially works around digital photography’s inability to do double exposure well, if at all. All the color work shown at Bonni Benrubi has something of interest to offer, with the most intriguing suggesting earth drawings on the order of the Nazca lines in Peru. All of them have a textural quality, both tactile and mysterious, which gives one the feeling of looking through a window on a particularly windy day. Along with their generally muted colors, they suggest old postcards and hand painted prints." Read the full review HERE.

	Simon Norfolk receives the Power Commission from The Prix Pictet Awards Congratulations to Luc Delahaye on winning the Fourth Prix Pictet award this year. Also awarded this year was Simon Norfolk who received the Power Commission to work in Afghanastan with Medair’s Afghan and international staff. “He has been described as ‘the leading documentary photographer of our time’ and, on behalf of the Partners of Pictet, I am delighted to be able to award the Commission project to Simon Norfolk,” said Jacques de Saussure, Senior partner of Pictet & Cie, who awarded the Prix Pictet Commission. “This is especially appropriate because for the Commission this year we will invite the chosen photographer to visit Afghanistan and Simon’s experience of working in the region makes him in many ways the ideal choice.” Read more HERE.

	Christopher Payne interview on Urban Omnibus Urban Omnibus, a project of the Architectural League of New York, is featuring an interview with Chris Payne on their website: "Out of the Asylum project I developed an interest in manufacturing. The hospital complexes were meant to be self-sufficient, so making things was a significant component of daily life. That spoke to me, because it’s something we don’t really see nowadays. We tend not to know where the things we consume come from. But go to these state hospitals, and there’s the dairy farm, there’s the farm, there’s where they made the shoes and clothes, and that’s the power plant and that’s the sewage treatment plant. It was all right there. And thinking about how the patients made all of these things helped shed a better light on the institutions." Read the entire interview HERE.

	Jehad Nga's new series featured in Time Lightbox The Green Project, a new series by Jehad Nga, is featured in a short essay and slideshow in Time Lightbox: "Once the images were captured, I wanted to further explore the meaning of my action. I first reduced each image to its most basic structure, binary code, which singled it out from the other billion bits of data shooting through the sky. This conversion exposed each image’s digital “cell structure”—millions of algorithms mathematically, miraculously unified to produce something of beauty. Code is built in layers, each with a metaphor constructed by its programmer to enact and describe its behavior. Reducing an image to pure binary data strips it of any individual identity, any protection, and any premise." Read the whole story HERE.

	Matthew Pillsbury work included in group show at Nelson-Atkins museum The Nelson-Atkins Museum of art in Kansas City is hosting a group show entitled Cabinet of Curiosities which features work by Matthew Pillsbury. The exhibition runs from September 12, 2012–February 10, 2013. Find out more HERE.

	Paolo Pellegrin exhibition at Galerie Italienne in Paris Galerie Italienne in collaberation with Magnum Gallery is presenting an exhibition of new work by Paolo Pellegrin. The exhibition opens September 18th at Galerie Italienne in Paris, and runs until October 13. Find out more HERE.

	Corinne Botz exhibition at The Alice Austen House The Alice Austen House Museum in Staton Island NY will be hosting an exhibition of Corienne Botz's Haunted House series from Septenber 22 to December 30th. Read more about the museum and the exhibition HERE.

	A Conversation with Kathy Ryan and Abelardo Morell The Aperture Foundation is presenting a conversation with Abelardo Morell and New York Times photo editor Kathy Ryan. The event will take place at Festival Hall on the Navy Pier in Chicago on Saturday September 22nd at 10:30am. The conversation will center around the Aperture book The New York Times Magazine Photographs For More information, go to the Aperture Foundation's website HERE.

	Jehad Nga images featured in the New York Times The New York Times recently published a story of the drought in Kenya that features documentary photos taken by Jehad Nga. See them all and read the story HERE.

	Chris Payne in the Wall Street Journal Christopher Payne's current show One Steinway Place is the subject of a short review by William Meyers in the latest Wall Street Journal: "Mr. Payne is fascinated by the shapes of the various parts of the pianos. "Piano Rims in Conditioning Room" (2012) looks down an immense corridor made of the rims placed side by side with their rounded end up; the curves on the right side line up rhythmically down the aisle." Read the whole article HERE.

	Louis Stettner Retrospective at The Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris The Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris will be hosting a retrospective of Louis Stettner's work from the 11th of December 2012, to the 27th of January 2013 Find out more HERE.

	PAOLO PELLEGRIN Featured in The New Yorker The latest issue of The New Yorker includes a feature and slide show of Paolo Pellegrin images. Check it out HERE.

	Simon Norfolk in the new issue of Aperture The latest issue of Aperture magazine contains a series of articles called This Thing Called War and These People Called Photographers, which includes Simon Norfolk in conversation with Anne Wilkes Tucker, Will Michels, and Natalie Zelt. Get your copy HERE.

	Susannah Ray featured in Lenscratch photo blog Lenscratch photo blog has a feature on Susannah Ray this week: "Surf culture is usually associated with the West Coast. Our visions of the Beach Boys and Gidget inform our imaginations, as do sunny skies and palm trees, but photographer Susannah Ray sees surfing a little differently. Shot on the "right coast", there is a intensity and unique perspective about surfing in the proximity of New York City, especially in the winter." Read the whole article HERE.

	Karine Laval included in 31 Women in Art Photography group show Humble Arts Foundation, in association with Hasted Kraeutler, is exhibiting its third, biennial edition of 31 Women in Art Photography. 31, curated by Natalia Sacasa and Jon Feinstein, celebrates thirty-one of the most innovative women in new art photography. The show features Poolscape 57 by Karine Laval as well as work by Alma Leiva, Aneta Bartos, Camino Laguillo, Caroline Burghardt, Catrin Andersson, Erin O’Keefe, Gabriela Herman, Giulia Ranchetti, Haley Bueschlen, Jan Meissner, Jane Fulton Alt, Jennifer Greenburg, Katarzyna Majak, Katherine di Turi, Laura Bell, Lauren Marsolier, Lois Conner, Lourdes Jeannette, Lydia Anne McCarthy, Mara Bodis-Wolner, Marget Long, Melissa Steckbauer, Miriam Romais, Monika Sziladi, Rachel Stern, Robyn Cumming, Susan Barnett, Susan Morelock, Tricia Lawless Murray, Wendy Given. The exhibition is shown at Hasted Kraeutler Gallery and continues through August 17, 2012. Read more about the show HERE.

	Chris Payne featured in The Huffington Post Chris Payne's current exhibition One Steinway Place is the subject of a feature in the Huffington Post called 'One Steinway Place': The Year-Long Process Of Crafting A Steinway Piano: "By looking intently at the step-by-step process of constructing a piano, Payne offers a portrait of the craftsmanship that animates wood into sinuous curves, steel into pulsating string, felt into hammer, and ivory that responds to minute gradations of human touch." Read the entire story HERE.

	Vanessa Atlan's Wonderland Stereo featured on Le Journal de la Photographie Vanessa Atlan's Wonderland Stereo series is featured in this week's Le Journal de la Photographie: "A mise-en-abîme of pop culture, this fake label plays with the rules of the genre, working both as an homage and a parody. The artist offers reflections on the star system, this machine that transforms miserable lives into fabulous epics overnight, and the almost narcotic power of the codified representations that make for the beauty and mythology of rock. A total work of art, Wonderland Stereo reminds us of the fundamental role played by the imagination in all creative processes. It can create entire fictional lives from scratch. This is a plausible world, where the border between fiction and reality is constantly pushed." Read the entire story HERE.

	Chris Payne featured in Elle Magazine Raquel Laneri has written a full length feature in Elle Magazine this month about Chris Payne's current exhibition at the gallery: "Payne is obsessed with craftsmanship. A trained architect, his interest in how buildings, objects, and, on a grander scale, societies are put together and function drives his photographic work: series on mental asylums, deserted communities, and textile factories. "One Steinway Place" pulls apart the engineering and artistry that go into making a piano: the bandaged hands that pull the piano strings through its body; the elderly man applying varnish with his paintbrush; the hammers and jagged pieces of metal and accordion-like machinery that do who knows what. But unlike his previous photo series, which eulogized the abandoned or forgotten, "One Steinway Place" is pulsing with life. "I’d like to think I’m moving in a direction where I’m celebrating what’s happening now as opposed to just looking in the past," says Payne." Read the entire story HERE.

	Chris Payne featured in The New Yorker Chris Payne's current exhibition One Steinway Place is featured on The New Yorker.com. You can read the article HERE.

	Matthew Pillsbury news Many exciting things happening for Matthew Pillsbury: -THE GAMES, Inspiring Images is a group show at Lens on Twelve gallery in London running from July 18th to September 9th. The exhibition features a varient of Matthew's Diplodocus from the Natural History Museum in London. For more information click HERE. -Portrayal/Betrayal is a group show of portraiture which features Allison & Matthew Pillsbury, Sunday March 14th, 2004, and is currently showing at The Santa Barbara Museum of Art. Read about that show HERE. -and finally, Matthew was interviewed by CNN for a story about the SVA alumni show, Myths and Realities, opening August 29th. Read the entire story HERE.

	Karine Laval featured in FLUOR Magazine Issue #3 of Fluor magazine is out now featuring Poolscape #51 by Karine Laval on the cover.

	Matthew Pillsbury featured in Eyemazing Magazine Eyemazing Magazine's Summer 2012 issue is out now with a full length feature on Matthew Pillsbury! See the issue online HERE.

	Karine Laval News Many exciting things happening for Karine Laval these days: -POOLS 2: Kelly Klein selected 2 of Laval's Poolscapes images to be part of her new book Pools2, published by Rizzoli and to be released this fall. -Laval was also selected by the Humble Arts Foundation to participate in the third, biennial edition of 31 Women in Art Photography, taking place this summer at Hasted Kraeutler July 25th – August 17, 2012. The other artists selected this year are: Alma Leiva, Aneta Bartos, Camino Laguillo, Caroline Burghardt, Catrin Andersson, Erin O’Keefe, Gabriela Herman, Giulia Ranchetti, Haley Bueschlen, Jan Meissner, Jane Fulton Alt, Jennifer Greenburg, Katarzyna Majak, Katherine di Turi, Laura Bell, Lauren Marsolier, Lois Conner, Lourdes Jeannette, Lydia Anne McCarthy, Mara Bodis-Wolner, Marget Long, Melissa Steckbauer, Miriam Romais, Monika Sziladi, Rachel Stern, Robyn Cumming, Susan Barnett, Susan Morelock, Tricia Lawless Murray and Wendy Given. -and finally, she was commissioned by the New York Center for Art and Media Studies (NYCAMS) to produce an installation piece for the exhibition [On Silence] in conjunction with the Chelsea Music Festival and the Centennial of John Cage. The show will take place at NYCAMS from June 14-26. More info HERE.

	Abelardo Morell featured in The New York Times Abelardo Morell's recent images of the Golden Gate Bridge are featued in a New York Times story about the Bridge's anniversary. “International Orange,” is a show made up of site-specific projects by 16 artists commissioned for the bridge’s 75th anniversary. Installed in and around Fort Point, the Civil War-era military stronghold that anchors the San Francisco side of the bridge, the show runs through Oct. 28. Read the entire article HERE.

	Karine Laval featured in Fantom Editions A series of Karine Laval's photographs are featured in the latest issue of FANTOM PHOTOGRAPHIC QUARTERLY. ISSUE 09/SPRING 2012 is on news stands now, or you can read it online HERE.

	Paolo Pellegrin work in magnum Gallery group show. Magnum Gallery's current group show, TROUBLE features work by Paolo Pellegrin, as well as Micha Bar Am, Cornell Capa, Antoine D'Agata, Raymond Depardon, Leonard Freed, Burt Glinn, Moises Saman, Chris Steele-Perkins, Larry Towell, Alex Webb and Donovan Wylie. The exhibition will run from May 12th to June 16th, 2012. Read more HERE.

	Abelardo Morell featured in The San Francisco Chronicle The San Francisco Chronicle has featured a story on Abelardo Morell and his new images of The Golden gate Bridge: "It's really an old-fashioned idea of using light projected in a camera obscura way," says Morell, who came out from his suburban Boston studio on a blustery weekend in April. His mission was to make three oversize prints to enhance his installation "Vertigo," which involves a working camera obscura set up inside Fort Point. The location he has chosen for his shoot is above the fort at East Battery. He arrives directly from the airport as the western winds are still clearing the skies of a thunderstorm. The tent is a white geodesic dome with black lining that keeps it dark inside. To give the image depth and mystery Morell scatters rocks and debris on the tent floor. "The effect is kind of a naturally made surrealism," he says. Read the whole article HERE.

	Abelardo Morell and Doug Hall participate in the International Orange Festival The FOR-SITE Foundation and International Orange will celebrate The Golden Gate Bridge's 75th Anniversary next Thursday, May 24th. Tickets for the International Orange Premiere Party are still available - online at international-orange.org. Named for the unique paint color of the span, International Orange offers fresh perspectives on an enduring landmark. As one of the signature events celebrating the 75th anniversary of the bridge, fifteen leading artists from the Bay Area and around the world will create on-site installations responding to the bridge as an icon, historic structure, and conceptual inspiration. Contributing artists include Anandamayi Arnold, Mark Dion and Dana Sherwood, Bill Fontana, Andy Freeberg, Doug Hall, Courtney Lain, David Liittschwager, Abelardo Morell, Cornelia Parker, Kate Pocrass, Jeannene Przyblyski, Allison Smith, Stephanie Syjuco, Camille Utterback, and Pae White. International Orange is organized by the FOR-SITE Foundation in partnership with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and the National Park Service. This unprecedented exhibition is in honor of the Golden Gate Bridge's 75th Anniversary and will open on Memorial Day weekend in conjunction with the citywide anniversary celebration. See Doug Hall discuss his two channel video installation, Chrysopylae HERE.

	DAVID LEVENTI featured in American Photography 28 / Exhibition in Moscow David Leventi's photographs are part of the selections on AI / AP 28. See them all HERE. Leventi's TWA Terminal images that he shot for The New York Times Magazine have been selected for the PDN Photo Annual 2012 as well. And finally, Leventi's PORTRAITS OF THEATRES exhibition has opened in Moscow: Portraits of Theatres’ Exhibition by David Leventi, opening 14th May, 2012 As part of the Cherry Forest Festival 2012 taking place from 27th of April - 31st of May, the exhibition ‘Portraits of Theatres’ will be displayed in Petrovsky Passage. The exhibition is dedicated to the work of celebrated photographer David Leventi, known for his work The New York Times, Cartier and Condé Nast Traveler – through his images, visitors will be able to glimpse inside the glamorous interiors of world-famous opera houses. Read more HERE.

	Massimo Vitali image portfolio in Vanity Fair This month's Vanity Fair features an image portfolio of Massimo Vitali's work called In Full View: Massimo Vitali’s Italy: "From historic piazzas to local swimming holes, photographer Massimo Vitali has long used his camera as a tool for social research—studying what happens when people come together in public places. Working with large-format cameras since 1993, Vitali observes his subjects from a distance, capturing their unguarded interactions with their environment and one another in extraordinary detail. The results of his globe-trotting projects have been exhibited worldwide and showcased in the books Landscape and Figures and Natural Habitats, both published by Steidl, as well as in V.F.’s May issue. See the entire feature HERE.

	Christopher Payne photographs in the New York Times Magazine Chris Payne's photographs of the Steinway factory in Astoria, Queens are featured in The New York Times magazine for a story called The Steinway Way: "Nothing enters the Steinway factory in Astoria, Queens, looking anything like a piano. The wood, for example, is just lumber, before it is shaped into the rim of the instrument. Assembling the pianos takes months, with a lot of waiting between steps so that the wood can be conditioned properly. Near the end of the process, each piano is wheeled into the ‘‘pounding room,’’ where 88 rubber fingers play the instrument for hours, breaking in the piano and exposing any problems or weaknesses..." See all the pictures HERE.

	Gillian Laub portraits featured in TIME Magazine Time Magazine's current cover story The 100 Most Influential People in the World features portraits by Gillian Laub of Louis C.K., Chelsea Handler, Ai-Jen Poo, Matt Lauer, and Stephen Colbert. Read the entire story HERE. Gillian's work can also be seen this week in New York Magazine. Read that article HERE.

	Paolo Pellegrin featured in Magnum Gallery's MAQUETTES DE PHOTOGRAPHE Exhibition To celebrate the Photobook Festival Kassel, hosted for the first time in Paris at Le Bal, Magnum Gallery will be presenting an exhibition of book dummies by Magnum photographers from April 20 - June 5, 2012. Included in the exhibition will be books by Josef Koudelka, Jim Goldberg, Mark Power, Donovan Wylie, Alec Soth, David Alan Harvey, Marc Riboud, Patrick Zachmann, Paolo Pellegrin, Larry Towell, Thomas Dworzak, Harry Gruyaert, and Bruce Gilden, Read more HERE.

	Paolo Pellegrin Exhibition at The Maison Europeene de la Photo in Paris The Maison Europeene de la Photo in Paris is hosting an exhibition of Paolo Pellegrin prints until June 17th: This exhibition, the first major retrospective on the work of Paolo Pellegrin, was presented at the Fondazione Forma, Milan, in 2011. It features some 200 prints from photographic series and reportage work including: Cambodia (1998), Kosovo (1999-2001), Iraq (2003), Darfur (2004), Palestine/West Bank (2002-2004), Hurricane Katrina (2005), the Tsunami (2005), Gaza (2005), Haiti (1995-2010), Afghanistan and Lebanon (2006), and Iran (2009). All represent essential phases in Pellegrin's journalistic career, and reflect a worldview founded on both passion and talent. The exhibition title, Dies iræ ( 'day of wrath' in Latin), is that of a partially apocalyptic poem that used to be sung in requiem masses. Written in Latin on the subject of God's wrath on Judgment Day, the poem talks of the return of Christ and the summoning of God's creatures before His throne so that their actions may be judged. Read more HERE.

	Matthew Pillsbury and Abelardo Morell named as finalists in the 2012 SPD awards. The Society of Publication Designers have announced the finalists for their 47th annual awards. Among those listed are Matthew Pillsbury in the catagories "Photo: Entire Issue" for New York Magazine's Reasons to Love New York; "Photo: Feature, News / Reportage" for New York magazine's Zuccotti Park; and "Photo: Feature, Travel / Food / Still Life" for New York Magaine's High Line. Also named is Abelardo Morell in the catagory "Photo: Feature, News / Reportage" for National Geographic's Rooms With a View. Read the entire list HERE.

	Matthew Pillsbury's current exhibition featured in The New York Times Matthew Pillsbury's current exhibition City Stages is the subject of a New York Times article by Clinton Cargill titled "Matthew Pillsbury’s New York Stages": "Pillsbury’s photographs, taken with a large-format camera using long exposures, track the way we occupy these spaces over time, so that rather than being pictures of landmarks, they reflect the blurred residue of lived experience. In a photograph from the Big Apple Circus, we see the traces of a contortionist’s performance, but also the subtle movements of the audience members as they watch. In a photograph taken from the press riser at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, the swarming crowds lining the street are as important as the floats gliding through the frame." Read the entire article HERE.

	Paolo Pellegrin and Simon Norfolk receive 2012 World Press Photo awards Among the winners of this year's World Press Photo awards are Paolo Pellegrin and Simon Norfolk. Pellegrin received an award in the General News catagory for his images of the Tsunami Aftermath, and Norfolk in the catagory of Portraits for his series from the Burke and Norfolk show. See the complete list of winners HERE.

	Abelardo Morell featured in Focus Magazine The latest issue of Focus Magazine features a lengthly interview with Abelardo Morell: "It dawned on me that it might be interesting to try to make a picture inside that huge camera. I had no idea how to do it technically. I converted our living room into a camera obscura—with a hole [cut into one of the window coverings]—and we could see inside the room what the upside-down image [from the outside] was. The trick was to figure out how to make an exposure inside such a room. My first experiences were failures, because I thought, I’ll do a fiveminute exposure, then run down to the darkroom to develop it—and it was blank. OK, then half an hour—blank. Two hours, and there were just the beginning of highlights. Anyway, it took me half a summer to figure out that for the pictures I was making at that time, an exposure of about eight hours was required..."

	Rena Bass Forman (1954 - 2011) It is with great sadness that we announce one of our favorite artists, Rena Bass Forman passed away at 57 years of age on November 27th, 2011. Official obituary below: Rena Bass Forman, 57, died on November 27, 2011 from complications of a malignant brain tumor. Born on March 17, 1954, she was the only child of Anne Loewy Bass, a holocaust survivor and Milton Bass, a garment business owner in Manhattan. She grew up in New York City, studying ballet with George Balanchine. Rheumatoid arthritis ended her career. She attended Hofstra University and Rutgers University, earning a Master’s degree in Arts in Education. In 1978, Rena married Scott Forman. They moved to Massachusetts in 1981 where she worked at the DeCordova Museum for two years. She began to photograph landscapes in 1978. Several of her hand- painted photographs were published in various treatises on the topic. She began shooting medium format black and white, gelatin silver, sepia-toned photographs in the late 1980?s. She traveled the globe in search of inspiring landscapes. Her bodies of work include images from locales as diverse as the American Southwest, Turkey, Indonesia and Chilean Patagonia to Atlantic Canada, Iceland, Greenland and the Norwegian Archipelago of Svalbard. Her work has been shown and collected widely throughout the United States and Europe. It is imbued with the timeless atmosphere of diverse and endangered landscapes. She is survived by her husband, Scott Forman, MD of Piermont, New York, two daughters, Zaria of Brooklyn, Leila, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, and her father, Milton Bass of Tamarac, Florida.

	SIMON NORFOLK AT THE MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN ANTWERP "IMAGING HISTORY", OPENING RECEPTION FEBRUARY 16TH Simon Norfolk will be included in a group exhibition at The Museum of Photography in Antwerp from Feb. 17th to March 6th. The exhibition titled Imaging History will include works by: Shimon Attie, Sally Mann, Bart Michiels, Simon Norfolk, Taryn Simon, Bruno Vandermeulen and Danny Veys "Norfolk's new work looks at what happens when you add half a trillion US war dollars to an impoverished and broken country such as Afghanistan. Very loosely re-photographic in nature, the work is presented as an artistic collaboration between Burke and Norfolk. It features photographs by Burke never before published as well as Norfolk's new pictures from Kabul and Helmand..." Find out more HERE.

	Massimo Vitali work included in: Peripheral Visions: Italian Photography in Context, 1950s-Present Massimo Vitali is currently included in a group show at Hunter College called: Peripheral Visions: Italian Photography in Context, 1950s-Present Curated by Maria Antonella Pelizzari. The exhibition showcases the works of several major Italian photographers and will be on view at The Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery at Hunter College. Hunter West Building at the southwest corner of 68th & Lexington Ave, New York, NY Find out more HERE.

	*Massimo Vitali, Arcadian Remains,* a Critic's Pick in this month's Artforum.** Chloe Rossetti has a review of Massimo Vitali's current exhibition in the latest issue of Artforum: "...The scale of the coastlines in Vitali’s enormous, saturated C-prints dwarf their fleshy inhabitants, creating a Where’s Waldo–type effect; a patient viewer is handsomely rewarded with a smorgasbord of candid moments between unknowing participants. The prints line the walls of the gallery on all sides, encircling a seating area that invites a leisurely look. It takes time to pick out what one might consider to be the “stars” of these scenes. In Les Catedrales, Low Tide, 2011, for example, a row of four intertwined visitors walk away from the knotted crowd, turning their backs on a pristine sea—three are dressed in identical white, flanked by an individual in a blood-red shirt. In Porto Miggiano, 2011, a white-haired man in neon-blue swimming trunks squats awkwardly on a rock. An inflatable blue mattress leans precariously on a nearby outcropping, out of place in the flesh-and-limestone landscape." Read the entire review HERE.

	Abelardo Morell retrospective planned for next year The Art Institute of Chicago is currently organizing a retrospective exhibition of Abelardo Morell’s photographs to open in 2013. Along with the AIC, the exhibition will also be held at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, and at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Watch the Art Institute of Chicago's website for more information as it becomes available.

	Massimo Vitali feature in Paper Mag Massimo Vitali's current show Arcadian Remains is featured in an article called "Escape The Winter Blues With Massimo Vitali" in the latest issue of Paper Mag: "we strongly suggest you beat the early-winter blues by stopping by for an exhibit of Massimo Vitali's amazing, large-scale photographs of crowds of people in resort-y settings throughout Italy, Turkey and Germany. His bird's-eye photos of pastel-clad vacationers are so pitch-perfect that they seem like they've been meticulously choreographed. Check out a selection above, and stop by the store (50 Howard St.), or Bonni Benrubi Gallery (41 E. 57th St.), who are presenting a concurrent exhibition, "Arcadian Remains." Read the entire article HERE.

	Massimo Vitali's new show in Forbes magazine Massimo Vitali's current show Arcadian Remains is featured in an article called "Massimo Vitali's Gorgeous, Peopled Landscapes" in the latest issue of Forbes Magazine: "I think no matter what people do, no matter what they try to do to nature or to monuments, humans are terribly small and terribly fragile compared to what is around us,” says the 67-year-old photographer. Read the entire article HERE.

	Massimo Vitali feature in La Lettre Massimo Vitali's current Exhibition Arcadian Remains is featured in the January 1st installment of La Lettre, De La Photographie.com: "From his vantage point high above the scene, Massimo Vitali captures groups in vast public spaces and exposes human behavior at it?s most primitive and stripped down. We experience the quiet chaos of play and leisure, the realism of the photograph as a document and the surrealism of his extraordinary views. Read the entire article HERE.

	Louis Stettner featured in The Guardian / Observer An article by Peter Conrad in the Guardian UK titled Cecil Beaton: The New York Years; The Radical Camera: New York's Photo League, 1936-1951 discusses Louis Stettner's photographs in a new exhibition at The Jewish Museum in New York: "The Photo League show has an ironic commentary on this mercenary declaration: in Louis Stettner's Coming to America, a Jewish immigrant and his child, swaddled in blankets, huddle on the deck of a ship, buffeted by gales as they stare at a flailing wintry ocean. The promised land is nowhere to be seen." Read the entire article HERE.

	Simon Norfolk review in Artforum Simon Norfolk's most recent exhibition, Burke and Norfolk was reviewed by Brian Sholis in the January 2012 issue of Artforum: "Simon Norfolk might be called a war-landscape photographer. He focuses on not only battles and resultant refugee crises but also the technological infrastructure that underpins conflict and the arenas in which those conflicts play out..." Read the full review in Artforum Magazine now on sale.

	Matthew Pillsbury images in New York Magazine Photos by Matthew Pillsbury are featured in the latest issue of New York Magazine. The "Reasons To Love New York Right Now" issue is on newsstands now. See the images and read the article HERE.

	David Leventi featured in ESPN The Magazine Images of sports arenas by David Leventi are featured in a photo essay titled Grand Stands in this week's ESPN, The Magazine. See the entire article HERE.

	Matthew Pillsbury images in The New York Times Magazine The New York Times Magazine this week features images by Matthew Pillsbury in an article about Jane's Carousel, a restored 1920's era carousel on the Brooklyn waterfront. Read the entire article HERE.

	Jeffrey Milstein's “AirCraft: The Jet as Art” Opens at the National Air and Space Museum "AirCraft: The Jet as Art" opens at the National Air and Space Museum Nov. 25 and will be on display for one year. The exhibition will feature 33 super-sized photographic archival-pigment prints that transform aviation technology into fine art. A photographer and pilot, Jeffrey Milstein captures speeding aircraft as they are about to land and creates crisp images that highlight the design, color and symmetry of his subjects. Milstein uses photographic post-processing techniques and neutral backgrounds to focus attention on the elegance, colors and form of each aircraft. The aircraft with their spread wings evoke the human form or that of birds or insects. "Milstein’s photographs of frozen moments evoke speed, technology and the excitement of flight," said Carolyn Russo, curator of the exhibition. "The enormity of the images seems to pull you into the air, as though you are going along for the ride. Collectively, Milstein’s jets are a photographic typology and part of an important trend in contemporary photography." Jeffrey Milstein will be in the gallery from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 25, signing the AirCraft: the Jet as Art book published by Harry N. Abrams. The National Air and Space Museum building on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., is located at Sixth Street and Independence Avenue S.W. The museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center is located in Chantilly, Va., near Washington Dulles International Airport. Both facilities are open daily from 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. (closed Dec. 25). Admission is free, but there is a $15 fee for parking at the Udvar-Hazy Center.

	Simon Norfolk: Burke + Norfolk featured in The Wall Street Journal The gallery's current exhibition, Simon Norfolk: Burke + Norfolk has been featured in a Wall Street Journal article called A Teacher, a Student and Three Books, with Lisette Model and Lars Tunbjörk: ...Simon Norfolk (b. 1963) is a British photojournalist famed for his pictures of the war in Afghanistan. John Burke (1843-1900) was an Irishman who photographed the Second Anglo-Afghan War, 1878-1880. When Mr. Norfolk returned to Afghanistan last year after a decade's absence, he drew upon his study of Burke's 19th-century pictures for his new work... Read the entire article HERE.

	David Leventi in Financial Times Weekend Magazine David Leventi is featured in a Financial Times cover story this week about opera houses: "It was a moment I will never forget. “This is the Callas spot,” said Riccardo Muti, at that time music director of La Scala, Milan’s opera house. He was indicating a precise point near the front of the stage, a few feet right of centre, where Maria Callas invariably took up position during performances there. The legendary diva reckoned it was the optimal place for projecting her voice during an aria. Woe betide anyone who got in the way...." Read the complete article HERE.

	Gillian Laub feature in Time \| Light Box Gillian Laub's images of the Tel Aviv Beach have been featured in Time Magazine's Light Box "Every Jew has two requests of God: a place in paradise in the next world, and a place on the Tel Aviv beach in this world,” wrote Sholem Asch, the Polish-born novelist, in 1937. Stretching five kilometers from its southern tip at the old port city of Jaffa to the new cluster of high rise hotels and condos at its northern end, Tel Aviv’s beach (or Tayelet as it’s called in Hebrew) probably looked a little different in Asch’s day. But I think of him as part of a long legacy of both travelers and natives who have sought refuge in those sands from Israel’s political dramas, which can gush like a Texas oil well. At the beach, I discovered Israel in all its vitality, without the conflict."

	Laura McPhee reviewed in the Boston Globe Laura McPhee's Something About Love exhibition at Carroll And Sons Gallery in Boston was reviewed by Cate McQuaid in The Boston Globe: "In “Something About Love,’’ McPhee’s new show at Carroll and Sons, she follows her own daughter, Isobel, into her teens, and occasionally shoots other family members. The artist has concocted a visual ambrosia of wild hues, fervid blossoms, and pouty lips. Each piece is collaborative, representing both the artist’s perspective and her subject’s projection, shifting even within one work; each is a montage..." Read the complete article HERE.

	SIMON NORFOLK featured in Design Arts Daily Simon Norfolk has been featured in the September 16th issue of Design Arts Daily, in a feature article entitled Simon Norfolk, A Tale Of Two Cities "Simon Norfolk has been studying war for much of his career, in places like Rwanda, Bosnia, Iraq, Lebanon – and most recently, in Afghanistan. In a presentation on Wednesday at Aperture, Norfolk talked about his shift away from photojournalism, saying that he had become enraged by the prosecution of the Gulf War and didn’t want his images, in which his perception and opinion are integral, to be offered as illustrations for newspaper articles with which he might strongly disagree..." Read the complete article HERE. Our current exhibition of Norfolk's photographs, Burke + Norfolk is on view at the gallery through December 3rd.

	*Simon Norfolk's Burke + Norfolk* exhibition featured in The New Yorker The current exhibition from Simon Norfolk*, Burke + Norfolk, has been reviewed in the September 19th issue of The New Yorker. "...Although Norfolk remains skeptical about the war’s imperialist roots, he borrows Burke’s formal group-portrait style for sepia-toned pictures of musicians, female skateboarders, a local airline crew, the Afghan Women’s National Basketball Squad, and other indicators of progress." -The New Yorker* Read More at The NewYorker.com

	Simon Norfolk Featured in the New York Times Magazine "Late last year, Simon Norfolk traveled to Afghanistan to retrace the footsteps of John Burke, a war photographer who once covered much of the same ground. Their work is being presented together this spring, at the Tate Modern in London, as an “artistic collaboration.” “It’s just that one of us is dead,” Mr. Norfolk said. And has been for quite some time." For the full blog posting, please visit the New York Times Magazine Blog 'Lens' A Collaboration Across 130 Years: Simon Norfolk Retraces the Footsteps of John Burke

	*Laura McPhee's exhibition, River Of No Return* to open at the Russell Hill Rogers Galleries Thursday September 29, 2011** Laura McPhee, River Of No Return, September 1 - November 20, 2011. Russell Hill Rogers Galleries, Navarro Campus. Southwest School Of Art - 1201 Navarro Street. San Antonio, TX 78205 Visit the Southwest School Of Arts website for more information. "Laura McPhee's series of monumental photographs explore the dillemmas of landscape and land use, and challenge us to consider our relationship to nature. For two years, as an Alturas Foundation artist-in-residence, McPhee traversed Idaho's remote Sawtooth Valley with her view camera, capturing images in breathtaking clarity."

	*SIMON NORFOLK and MERRY ALPERN featured in EXPOSED* at Fundación Canal, in Madrid Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that two gallery artists, Simon Norfolk and Merry Alpern*, will be featured in the exhibition EXPOSED* at the Fundación Canal, in Madrid (formerly on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and The Tate Modern). "Exposed offers a fascinating look at pictures made on the sly, without the explicit permission of the people depicted. With photographs from the late nineteenth century to present day, the pictures present a shocking, illuminating and witty perspective on iconic and taboo subjects." Merry Alpern is featured in two of the five thematic sections of the exhibition with work from her Dirty Windows series included in Voyeurism and Desire, while work from her Shopping series is included in the Surveillance section of the exhibition. Simon Norfolk is likewise featured in Surveillance. The exhibition will be on view from October 26th 2011 running till January 8th 2012.

	KARINE LAVAL featured in French publications Karine Laval has two new features in the French press. One long feature in MUZE about New York and 9/11 as experienced by 3 artists, along with Mitch Epstein and Siri Hustvedt, and a special issue of Les Echos/Serie Limitee about 100 shakers and movers of tomorrow. Read the complete articles here: MUZE. Les Echos/Serie Limitee.

	Josef Hoflehner Featured in the Wall Street Journal. Josef Hoflehner's book, ZNZ:Zanzibar, in the Wall Street Journal's Photo Op: Dark Light section. "In one image after another, the Austrian photographer [Hoflehner] heightens contrasts as far as his camera will let him. Making his way along the Zanzibar coast, through marshy inlets and rocky bays, he captures scenes so full of light that sand, sea and sky blend into one another." For the full article, please visit the Wall Street Journal's Website: Photo Op: Dark Light

	Documentary Short on SIMON NORFOLK released by TATE MODERN Burke + Norfolk: Photographs From The War In Afghanistan

	"Summer Time with the McCartneys" feature in Time \| Light Box Linda McCartney : Life In Photographs has been featured in Time Magazine's Light Box "Thirteen years after her untimely death from breast cancer, the Bonni Benrubi Gallery in New York City is showcasing photographs by Linda McCartney that chronicle her professional career with images of iconic rock-n-roll musicians, celebrities, and warm, tender snapshots of her family. TIME spoke with Paul and Linda’s eldest daughter, Mary McCartney, to get the backstory of this image."

	Linda McCartney: Life In Photographs Gallery Exhibition "Linda McCartney: Life In Photographs" has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, The Telegraph, and Flavor Pill, amongst many other publications. The Wall Street Journal: Linda McCartney: Life in Photographs The Telegraph: Linda McCartney photographs' reveal intimate family moments Flavor Pill: Linda McCartney: Life in Photographs @ Bonni Benrubi Gallery

GEORGES DAMBIER passes away at 86 Georges Dambier passed away at 86 years of age on May 30, 2011. We are saddened by the loss but we share in his family’s happiness as we celebrate the legacy of his work and joie de vivre that embodies each of his images. Past Exhibition: Who’s That Girl? Georges Dambier Fashioning the Fifties March 24-May 27, 2011 Please contact the gallery regarding updated editions and prices.

	RON VAN DONGEN wins P. J. Redouté Prize Ron Van Dongen was honored in France for his 2010 publication, The Tulip Anthology,' with the P. J. Redouté Prize for the best botanic/nature book of 2010

	MASSIMO VITALI to speak and on display at LOOK3 NATURAL HABITATS will be on display at Chroma Projects June 3-June 26. Massimo Vitali’s INsight Conversation will take place at the Paramount Theater June 10, 4-6pm. For more information about the exhibition and conversation, please visit the LOOK3 website page for the artist: Massimo Vitali

	SIMON NORFOLK reviewed in the London Evening Standard "Separated by almost a century and a half, John Burke and Simon Norfolk have become umbilically linked through photographs taken during two of Britain's wars in Afghanistan. Norfolk's impeccable research into Burke's documentary of the Second Anglo-Afghan War (1878-1880) led to his own 2010 photographic project and he echoes the scenes preserved from the 19th-century pioneer's beautifully ornate photo-album." For the full article, please visit the London Evening Standard Website: Burke and Norfolk Show Epic Scenes of War

	Abelardo Morell featured in National Geographic "Something strange and wonderful happens when light enters a dark space through a tiny opening. Aristotle described the phenomenon back in the fourth century B.C. Leonardo in Renaissance Italy sketched the process. In Coney Island and other 19th-century seaside resorts, tourists lined up to see the magical results. Shift to a Boston classroom, the year 1988. Cuban-born Abelardo Morell, teaching an introductory photography course at an art college, was curious to step back in time. On a sunny day, he covered the classroom windows with black plastic, making the space as dark as a cave, cut a dime-size hole in the material, and told his students to watch. Almost instantly the back wall came alive like a movie screen, its surface covered with a fuzzy image of people and cars moving along Huntington Avenue outside. Then the double take: The image was upside down, sky on floor, ground on ceiling, the laws of gravity seemingly gone haywire." For the full article, please visit the National Geographic website: Rooms With a View

	Simon Norfolk Reviewed in Financial Times "On the south bank of the Thames, Tate Modern is having an overtly political moment. Its customary letters facing St Paul’s Cathedral spell out the message RELEASE AI WEIWEI, referring to the Chinese artist who was a beneficiary of a Unilever commission at Tate and is now under arrest in China. In the week that Osama bin Laden was executed in Pakistan, a powerful exhibition opens that focuses on the war in Afghanistan just over the border. Simon Norfolk is a British photographer who has worked in Afghanistan before with considerable distinction. His book Afghanistan Chronotopia contrasted the appalling hardware used in the war with the beautiful mountain and desert landscapes in which it was waged. Norfolk is not a classic war photographer by any means – he is as interested in landscape as in conflict, and more interested in memory and the reshaping of truth than in anything practical. He is a radical intellectual with a camera." For the full review, please visit the Financial Times website: Burke + Norfolk, Tate Modern, London

	DAVID LEVENTI photographs JFK Airport's T.W.A. Terminal for The New York Times Magazine Gallery artist David Leventi's photographs accompany The New York Times Magazine's March 20, 2011 article, The T.W.A. Terminal, Reborn, celebrating the renovation of Eero Saarinen's 1962 master piece work which is still considered a "vanguard of modern design". Leventi is a maker of large prints taken with negatives from large format cameras. He meticulously captures the architectural grand interiors of landmark buildings. Currently, he is documenting opera houses all over the globe.

	SIMON NORFOLK exhibition in the L2 gallery at the Tate Modern In October 2010, Simon Norfolk began a series of new photographs in Afghanistan, which takes its cue from the work of nineteenth-century British photographer John Burke. Norfolk’s photographs reimagine or respond to Burke’s Afghan war scenes in the context of the contemporary conflict. Conceived as a collaborative project with Burke across time, this new body of work is presented alongside Burke’s original portfolios. May 6 - July 10, 2011

	GEORGES DAMBIER featured in Cathy Horyn's On the Runway in The New York Times Fashion section “Georges Dambier, whose work is the subject of a delightful exhibition at the Bonni Benrubi Gallery on East 57th Street (through May 27), liked to use Paris as the backdrop for his fashion photographs. Or Cannes or Marrakesh. This was the postwar world of jazz clubs, existentialists, cheap travel, uncrowded streets, beautiful cars, artists and, of course, Paris couture. With his Rolleiflex, Mr. Dambier, who will be 86 on Tuesday, captured all of this with honest joie de vivre, publishing his fashion images in French Elle. And he worked with some of the era’s great beauties: Suzy Parker, Dorian Leigh, Bettina, Marie-Hélène Arnaud, Capucine, Ivy Nicholson and a young Brigitte Bardot.” For the full On the Runway article, Curious About Georges The Exhibition is on view from March 24 - May 27, 2011

	KARINE LAVAL reviewed in The New Yorker Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that the current exhibition of work by Karine Laval, entitled MISE EN ABYME, has been reviewed in the Goings on About Town:Art section of the The New Yorker website. MISE EN ABYME is on view from January 13th through March 19th, 2011 "Laval returns to a favorite subject—swimming pools—in summery photographs that both suggest and invite total immersion. Several of the largest pictures depict clothed figures that appear as liquid as the agitated water around them. Even more pleasurably disorienting is a smaller series that plays with reflections, often flipping the scene so that sky and water are reversed and the world turns an aqua blue. Because Laval’s colors have always skewed toward the sun-bleached and the watery, these images aren’t unexpected, but they push her farther toward abstraction, which seems like a fine place for her to be."

	Iconic Surfing Photographer LEROY GRANNIS passes away at 93 We are sad to report that the iconic surf photographer and founder of Surf Magazine in the 1960’s LeRoy Grannis passed away on February 3, 2011. Considered one of surfing’s most important documenters, Grannis began his career in 1960 at the age of 43 and remained working and surfing until the end of his life. Los Angeles Times Obituary for Grannis

	ABELARDO MORELL announced as recipient of 2011 Infinity Award for Art Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that Abelardo Morell will be the recipient of the 2011 Infinity Award in the category of Art at the 27th Annual Infinity Awards on May 10, 2011.

	ABELARDO MORELL reviewed in ARTnews Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that the concurrent exhibitions of new work by Abelardo Morell, which were on view this fall, GROUNDWORK and The Universe Next Door, have been reviewed in the February 2011 issue of ARTnews. "In "The Universe Next Door" at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery and "Groundwork" at Bonni Benrubi, the Cuban-born photographer Abelardo Morell showed an impressive mastery of both antiquated techniques, such as the camera obscura and the cliche verre, and modern digital photography, all to produce otherworldly images." -Steve Barnes, ARTnews

	ABELARDO MORELL’s work featured in exhibition at The Morgan Library Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that the work of artist Abelardo Morell is featured in the exhibition Mannerism and Modernism: The Kasper collection of Drawings and Photographs, on view from January 21 through May 1, 2011. The Morgan Library & Museum presents over one hundred drawings and photographs from the collection assembled by American fashion designer Herbert Kasper—known simply as Kasper. The collection, exceptional for its distinctive character and superb quality, is being exhibited to the public for the first time. Photographs constitute the most diverse portion of Kasper's collection, with excellent prints by major historical figures, in addition to numerous works by emerging artists.

	CEDRIC DELSAUX featured in Art in America Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that gallery artist Cedric Delsaux has been included in a feature entitled "A Planet of Relics" in the January issue of Art in America. "The mightiness of production and consumption turns mute on arrival when captured by the camera. Our negligent habits as stewards of the earth, and of our own prospects, are put on display, as if by institutional emphasis. The effect degrades what was once obviously functional and leaves everything, even of recent vintage, in a state of didactic remoteness." -Max Kozloff, Art in America An online version of the article and slideshow of related images is available on the Art in America website.

	ABELARDO MORELL featured in The New Yorker Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that the current exhibition of new work by Abelardo Morell GROUNDWORK has been reviewed in The New Yorker. "These dreamlike visions were made by allowing a pinhole of light into a darkened room, projecting a single, upside-down image. Sometimes, Morell rights that disorienting image with a lens; either way, the results are wonderful and oddly exhilarating." Furthermore, The Island of Rota,, a collaborative publication by the Library Council of the Museum of Modern Art that combines Morell's cliche verre photographs with the design of Ted Muhling and writings of Oliver Sacks, is featured on the "Photo Booth" section of The New Yorker website. Our current exhibition of Morell's photographs is on view at the gallery through January 8th, 2011.

	ABELARDO MORELL featured in New York Magazine Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that artist Abelardo Morell has been featured in the October 25th issue of New York Magazine, in a feature article entitled "Seeing New York though Leonardo's Eye." Our current exhibition of Morell's photographs is on view at the gallery through January 8th.

	RON VAN DONGEN releases The Tulip Anthology Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that gallery artist Ron van Dongen has recently released a new book devoted exclusively to tulips, with a forward by best-selling author Anna Pavord, published by Chronicle Books. "Coveted by kings and admired by gardeners in ancient and modern times alike, the tulip has nearly brought nations to moral and economic ruin. The Tulip Anthology is a beautiful and comprehensive celebration of this most astonishing and beloved of flowers."

	MASSIMO VITALI: NATURAL HABITATS Massimo Vitali has released a new monograph entitled Massimo Vitali : Natural Habitats, published by Steidl. This long awaited monograph includes 70 images of his work from 2004 to the present.

	KARINE LAVAL featured in The New Yorker Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that an image from Karine Laval's Poolscape series has been featured in The New Yorker as a highlight from the Gallery's Summer Place exhibition. A portfolio of Laval's work is also featured on the magazine's online edition, accompanied by a review in the Photo Booth section of the website.

	SIMON NORFOLK photographs Yemen for The New York Times Magazine Gallery artist Simon Norfolk's photographic essay of Yemen for The New York Times Magazine documents the growing concern that the country is emerging as a hotbed for Al Qaeda activity. "Yemen is the Arab world's poorest country, with a fast-growing and deeply conservative Muslim population of 23 million. It is running out of oil and may soon be the first country in the world to run out of water. The central government is weak and corrupt, hemmed in by rebellions and powerful tribes. Many fear that Al Qaeda is gaining a sanctuary in the remote provinces east of Sana... similar to the one it already has in Afghanistan and Pakistan." - The New York Times Magazine, July 11th, 2010

	*SIMON NORFOLK and MERRY ALPERN featured in EXPOSED* at SFMOMA Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that two gallery artists, Simon Norfolk and Merry Alpern*, have been featured in the exhibition EXPOSED, currently on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. "Exposed offers a fascinating look at pictures made on the sly, without the explicit permission of the people depicted. With photographs from the late nineteenth century to present day, the pictures present a shocking, illuminating and witty perspective on iconic and taboo subjects." Merry Alpern* is featured in two of the five thematic sections of the exhibition with work from her Dirty Windows series included in Voyeurism and Desire, while work from her Shopping series is included in the Surveillance section of the exhibition. Simon Norfolk is likewise featured in Surveillance. The exhibition will be on view through January 30, 2011.

	JEHAD NGA : TURKANA reviewed in The New Yorker and The Wall Street Journal Bonni Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce that the exhibition of Jehad Nga's recent work, Turkana, was reviewed in the July 12th issue of The New Yorker, as well as the June 8th edition of the Wall Street Journal's Greater New York feature. "Posing informally in a tent that blocks out the surrounding terrain as well as most of the light, Nga’s subjects are cloaked in darkness but picked out by shafts of sun. Handsome figures in colorful robes and bright beaded necklaces, they recall Leni Riefenstahl’s Nuba tribesmen and Irving Penn’s Dahomey villagers, and the decision to isolate them from their environment makes them appear more iconic." -The New Yorker

	CEDRIC DELSAUX featured in The New Yorker magazine The current exhibition of Cedric Delsaux's recent work, Nous resterons sur Terre, has been reviewed in the May 4th issue of The New Yorker. "This French photographer makes a strong solo début with a group of large-scale color images whose common theme is often the fraught convergence of man and nature." -The New Yorker

	MASSIMO VITALI featured in The Wall Street Journal The current exhibition of Massimo Vitali's recent work, Landscape with Figures 2, has been highlighted in the February 13-14 issue of the Wall Street Journal. A selection of images from the exhibition have also been included in the accompanying slideshow on the Wall Street Journal website.

	MASSIMO VITALI featured in The New Yorker The current exhibition of Massimo Vitali's recent work, Landscape with Figures 2, has been highlighted in the January 25th issue of the New Yorker Magazine. His photograph,Scala dei Turchi Island, Sicily,2009 was featured in the magazine's Goings on about Town section. A full review of the exhibition can be found in the January 18th issue of the magazine.

	DAVID LEVENTI featured in Conde Nast Traveler A portfolio of work by gallery artist David Leventi has been featured in the February issue of the magazine. "In these hypnotic photographs by David Leventi, the theaters are at rest, showing off their own beauty as they wait for the doors to open." -Conde Nast Traveler

	JEHAD NGA featured in the New York Times' 2009 : The Year in Pictures Gallery artist Jehad Nga's work documenting the drought stricken Turkana region of Kenya was featured in the New York Times' 2009 : The Year in Pictures. His photographs were also featured on the front pages of the December 12th, 2009 and January 2, 2010 issues of the New York Times. The Gallery will be presenting a solo exhibition of Nga's Turkana work this Spring, on view from May 6 - July 2, 2010.

	SIMON NORFOLK releases Full Spectrum Dominance; Missiles, Satellites, Rockets This hand-made leporello, created from sustainable archival quality papers contains 5 original high gloss digital chromogenic prints from Norfolk's Full Spectrum Dominance series. It is signed, dated and editioned by the artist in an edition of 100. Handmade at Book Works, London. Available for sale at the Gallery.

	ABELARDO MORELL’s work featured in several solo exhibitions at the end of 2009 Abelardo Morell, Fox Talbot Museum, Lacock Abbey, England, July 4th - December 13th 2009 Abelardo Morell: Pingyao International Photography Festival  in Pingyao, Shanxi Province, China , September 19 - September 25, 2009. Abelardo Morell: The Universe Next Door  - Southwest School of Arts and Crafts,  San Antonio, TX  September 17 - November 8, 2009. Abelardo Morell’s work is also included in Alice in Pictureland: Illustrations of Lewis Carroll's Classic Tales, at the Brandywine River Museum, Chadd's Ford, PA, from November 27, 2009 - January 10, 2010.

	ABELARDO MORELL to be featured in Embarrassment of Riches : Picturing Wealth at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts The Minneapolis Institute of Art will feature several photographs by Abelardo Morell in their upcoming exhibition Embarrassment of Riches : Picturing Wealth on view from September 17, 2010— January 2, 2011. This exhibition explores the representation of wealth in the new global economy.

	MATTHEW PILLSBURY : FUTURE IMAGES Matthew Pillsbury has been featured in the new book Future Images, edited by M. Cresci and published by Federico Motta Editore, an overview of the most important young photographers worldwide.

	JOSEF HOFLEHNER : CHINA Josef Hoflehner has released a new monograph of work this September, entitled China, featuring more than 100 photographs from the last four years. From the Introduction by Scott Minick, "Josef Hoflehner's China monograph spans four years of intense travel to the Middle Kingdom and is an amazing testament to the unique confluence of geography, history and commerce that has shaped this vast nation. Through an original and often startling juxtaposition of images, classical sites from antiquity mix with new urban skylines to form a collection that underscores the contrasts of modern Chinese life and the sweeping changes taking place."

	MATTHEW PILLSBURY to be included in (OUT OF) TIME at the Photography Biennial in Liege, Belgium Organized by the Cultural Centre Les Chiroux in Liege, Belguim, the Photography Biennial will take place from February 28 - April 25, 2010. Matthew Pillsbury's work will be included in an exhibition entitled (OUT OF) TIME at Les Brasseurs.

	New monograph by JEFFREY MILSTEIN available in April 2010 Jeffrey Milstein's new monograph Cuba: Photographs by Jeffrey Milstein, published by Monacelli Press, will be released April, 2010. Introduction by Nilo Cruz.

	ABELARDO MORELL featured in Picturing New York : Photographs from the Museum of Modern Art Abelardo Morell is included in the exhibition Picturing New York: Photographs from The Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition will be traveling to La Casa Encendida, Spain, Museo Arte di Rovereto & Trento, Italy, and the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin from the period of March 26, 2009 - February, 2010. His work is also featured in the accompanying catalogue.

	AU FÉMININ : WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHING WOMEN, 1849-2009 We are pleased to announce that five of our artists, Laura McPhee, Karine Laval, Gillian Laub, Pamela Hanson, and Merry Alpern were selected for inclusion in “Au féminin” an exhibition of 100 women photographers at the Centre Calouste Gulbenkian, Paris which took place from June 24th - September 29th 2009. They were also included in the accompanying catalogue of the same name.