Ed Grazda Shares Experience Creating Asia Calling
“Asia Calling: A Photographer’s Notebook 1980-1997 is not a collection of my “best” photographs but rather a collection of moments,… Read More
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Karen Brooks Hopkins Speaks At Yale School of Management
Karen Brooks Hopkins to educate on the world of arts administration Read More
Karen Brooks Hopkins Discusses BAM…And Then It Hit Me for WAMC NPR
President Emerita of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Karen Brooks Hopkins, discusses her new memoir “BAM. . . and Then… Read More
The Eye of Photography Interviews Jamel Shabazz
“I am really excited about my solo exhibition at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, titled Eyes on the Street,… Read More
COOL Authors to Speak About Women in Climate Action This Earth Day
Join World Affairs and the Global Philanthropy Forum on Thursday, April 21 from 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM PST for… Read More
Jamel Shabazz Named Recipient of the 2022 Gordon Parks Foundation / Steidl Book Prize
Jamel Shabazz receives the 2022 Gordon Parks Foundation / Steidl Book Prize! “A legendary New York photographer, Jamel Shabazz has… Read More
Read an Excerpt From BAM… and Then It Hit Me in All Arts
Rain On Me: Karen Brooks Hopkins recounts Pina Bausch’s water-filled ‘Arien’ Read More
Karen Brooks Hopkins Recalls Princess Diana’s 1989 Visit to BAM for the New York Post
“’For a princess, coming to Brooklyn was stepping outside the comfort zone of high society at the time,’ Brooks Hopkins… Read More
The New York Times Features BAM…And Then It Hit Me
“In a new memoir, the former president of the Brooklyn Academy of Music reflects on some of the organization’s most… Read More
Karen Brooks Hopkins Discusses BAM… And Then It Hit Me with WNYC
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MV Times Reviews Asia Calling
Through his lens “Edward Grazda’s ‘Asia Calling’ is an unexpectedly welcome experience.” Read the full article here. Read More
Eye of Photography Features DADS for the Best of 2021
“powerHouse Books presents Dads, a journey into gay fatherhood in the United States. More than 40 families are portrayed by… Read More
HOLY Included in Pop Photo’s List of Best Photo Books 2021
“Ferrato’s love can be felt through every page of the book, and ultimately Holy is a testament to the extraordinary… Read More
Read an Excerpt of Brand Hacks on Event Marketer
“Across 10 chapters, Probst leverages his own insights as well as in-depth research in consumer psychology, interviews with industry-leading marketers… Read More
Blind Magazine Reviews Dignity
“Dana Gluckstein uses photography to shift consciousness in the ongoing fight for human rights worldwide.” Read the full article here. Read More
Brand Hacks Longlisted for the Non-Obvious Book Awards 2021
“Brand Hacks: How to Build Brands by Fulfilling the Consumer Quest for Meaning” by Emmanuel Probst was named to the… Read More
HOLY Named Winner of the Lucie Photo Book Prize 2021
HOLY by Donna Ferrato has been announced as the winner of the Lucie Photo Book Prize 2021 in the Independent… Read More
HOLY and THE EARTH WILL COME TO LAUGH AND FEAST Shortlisted for the Lucie Foundation Photo Book Prize 2021
“Holy” by Donna Ferrato and “The Earth Will Come to Laugh and Feast” by Roger Ballen and Gabriele Tinti Shortlisted… Read More
DADS Named One of Buzzfeed News’ Most Meaningful Photo Books of 2021
“My kids realized they were not the only family with two dads. They realized they were not the only ones… Read More
Broadway World Reports on Publication of BAM…And Then It Hit Me
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The Washington Post Takes You on an Interactive Journey Through Asia Calling
“On the one hand, you can enjoy the ride as Grazda takes you through a series of sketches, or as… Read More
1st Dibs on How Kali Ended Up in Staley-Wise Gallery
“Kali’s exuberant pictures perfectly captured the mood of the ’60s. That meant they also reflected the mood of New York… Read More
Brand Hacks by Emmanuel Probst Longlisted for the Porchlight Business Book Awards 2021
Brand Hacks: How to Build Brands by Fulfilling the Consumer Quest for Meaning by Emmanuel Probst was named to the… Read More
The Brooklyn Rail Reviews Joseph Rodriguez’s New Exhibition of Taxi
“What colors Rodriguez’s images is a kindred sympathy, a quiet generosity that shields the show from the slippery temptations of… Read More