F-Stop Magazine Reviews The Boys
“But most importantly, this book is so personal in nature and I’m reminded of the concept that one’s work can…
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Blind Calls The Boys an Intimate Portrait of Boyhood Friends
“Taken together, we see that the camera doesn’t just stop time, it allows the past to persist, to act as…
Feature Shoot Interviews Donna Ferrato
“[Miss Rosen, Interviewer]: What do you think of the idea of the female gaze? [Donna Ferrato]’Running the risk of sounding…
Rick Moody Takes a Closer Look at The Boys via LitHub
“…Schatzberg’s intimate and honest photos of these men are not only about what they will mean now, but also about…
Taxi Explores a Unique Vantage Point of NYC
“The view from his windscreen created a cinematic vantage point, framing the scenes unfolding everywhere from the depths of downtown…
Aperture Names powerHouse Books Author Jamel Shabazz New York’s Most Vital Street Photographer
“Three of his books published by powerHouse—Back in the Days (2001), The Last Sunday in June (2003), and A Time…
Taxi Showcases Joseph Rodriguez’s High Regard for Humanity
“When experiencing the book one comes across one photograph that is raw and crude, both in content and composition, and…
The Boys is an Invitation to Mindfully Reflect on the Passage of Time
“More than a tribute, Rick Schatzberg delivers here a reflection on the existential questions of life, far from macho preoccupations…
Nowhere Diary Features The Boys
“Conceived from the outset as a photo book, Schatzberg collected old seventies snapshots that tell the story of The Boys’…
The Boys is a Rumination on Friendship, Memory, and Mortality
“At first look, we see old photos of times and places from the past. But on closer inspection, gatefolds open,…
B.A. Van Sise Reviews A Carnival of Mimics via NYJB
“The book is utterly clever, utterly well-executed, and utterly boring. And . . . that’s okay. That’s the point. ……
Joesph Rodriguez Talks About Driving a Taxi via Print Magazine
“[Steven Heller, interviewer]: How would you further describe this ubiquitous NYC profession? Rodriguez: It was tough. We didn’t make much…
Float Magazine Interviews Rick Schatzberg
“[Dana Stirling, interviewer]: First, tell us a little about your journey with art and photography – how did it all…
Holy Showcases the Resilience of Women
“At the risk of woefully simplifying the message of Holy, I would say that one of the chief ideas of…
Our Voices, Our Stories is an Artful Documentation of the Public Expression
“In this book we are fortunate to witness an artful and balanced documentation of the public expression of a variety…
Holy is a Tribute to Feminine Power
“For fifty years, the American photographer has been documenting women. Including herself: pregnant, mother, and then grandmother. Women who surrender…
Vogue Italia Reviews The Boys and Interviews Rick Schatzberg
“The Boys is an object that must be handled with care, similar to human relationships. Indeed, I like to think…
Holy is an Unflinching Portrait of the Women’s Liberation Movement
“In the book, which is organized into sections honoring the Mother, the Daughter, and the Other, Ferrato reclaims the sacred…
Qisetna Interviews Kevin Bubriski
“[Question]: How would you say your experience in Syria has influenced your work? [Kevin Bubriski]: My experience in Syria deepened…
The Boys is A Collective Memory of Friendship
“The Boys is not a memorial, but a celebration of a life well-lived. Combining portraits of Schatzberg and his closest…
Robin Titchener Reviews The Boys
“In compiling The Boys, Rick Schatzberg has composed a love letter to his friends, his musketeers. A story that will…
Creative Boom Calls Holy A Call to Action for Women
“These global issues are married with the highly personal stance of the book. Ferrato’s images, many of which are being…
Frames Magazine Calls Pictures on the Radio “A Necessary Book”
“I was not prepared for this book. It’s really that simple; the book is that good. The richness of detail…
LitHub Features Pictures on the Radio
“On the outside he was the quintessential all-American guy. To the Afghans he spent time with, nothing about him felt…