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… Read More
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Pictures on the Radio Shows David Gilkey’s Heart
“They say that Gilkey was all talent and no ego; that the way he approached all aspects of his life… Read More
Holy Embraces the Power of a Women
“More than survive, Holy depicts women who prevail. It is an invitation to understand how it feels being held down… Read More
The Boys Pays Homage to Long Island Life
“This tight circle of friends, who still call themselves “the boys” even as they turn 67 and 68 this year,… Read More
Norman Ives: Constructions and Reconstructions Brings the Artist’s Work to a New Audience
“While he may not have courted fame, Ives’ relative obscurity is unfair given the exceptional quality of his work as… Read More
AnOther Magazine Interviews Donna Ferrato
“Ferrato’s latest book, HOLY, published by powerHouse, is the culmination of decades of this work. It is a ferocious, 176-page… Read More
Current Features Pictures on the Radio
“Pictures on the Radio is divided into nine chapters and includes Gilkey’s photography from Haiti and a more relaxed weeks-long… Read More
How Joseph Rodriguez Got Here via Creative Review
“Joseph Rodriguez has an instinct for storytelling. He speaks with verve and familiarity, and talks about the world as though… Read More
TAXI: A Heartfelt Tribute to the Glory Days of NYC’s Iconic Yellow Cab
“Rodriguez’s Taxi photographs are heartfelt monuments to the value of the interpersonal relationships… which have shaped the city for the… Read More
Artribune interviews Gabriele Tinti & Roger Ballen
LIFE AND DEATH, PHOTOGRAPHY AND POETRY. A MAJOR BROOKLYN PUBLISHER HAS RECENTLY PUBLISHED A BOOK STARRING ROGER BALLEN AND GABRIELE TINTI. HERE… Read More
Huck Mag Interviews Joseph Rodriguez
New York in 2020, in the midst of a pandemic, is a far cry from the metropolis visualised in TAXI…. Read More
Taxi Cab Confessions via BROOKLYN Magazine
A new book of photography explores a gritty mid-’80s NYC through the eyes of cabbie Joseph Rodriguez. Read the interview… Read More
The Boys: A Poignant Depiction of Loss, Friendship and Masculinity
Rick Schatzberg used his camera to overcome grief following the loss of two of his childhood friends, shooting portraits of… Read More
PhotoLux Magazine Interviews Jeff Bridges
“What matters is the wonderful discovery of the moment and, more than anything else, knowing that you have lived that… Read More
8 Ways to Update Hanukkah Celebrations for a Small-Scale, Socially Distant (and Solo) Holiday Season
Though Hanukkah is nowhere near as important to many Jewish people as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in terms of… Read More
A Love Letter to St. Barth: David Coggins on his latest book, “Blue: A St. Barts Memoir”
It was love at first sight when David Coggins first stepped foot on St. Barth in 1994. He and his… Read More
NORMAN IVES and the ART of the LETTER
Norman Ives’s abbreviated but distinguished career was set in motion when he enrolled in Yale University’s new graduate program of… Read More
Gift guide: 2020’s best photo books for photographers via DP Review
The Shadow Knows by Lee Friedlander listed in DP Review’s gift guide, see the complete list here. Read More
powerHouse Books : Donna Ferrato : Holy
The Eye of Photography shares the press release for Holy by Donna Ferrato, check it out here. Read More
The Guardian reviews Rick Schatzberg’s THE BOYS
“‘The Boys’, a photobook that is both nostalgic and brutally realistic: a visual evocation of youth in all its instinctive… Read More
Richard Price’s TAXI essay featured in The Telegraph
Read the excerpt here. Read More
PIN-UP Book Club selects OBJECT ORIENTED in Fall/Winter 2020 Issue
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L’Oiel de la Photographie features THE BOYS
When two of his oldest friends died unexpectedly, Rick Schatzberg (born… Read More