Have a look at Daylight Magazine’s Podcast featuring our Hurry Up & Wait series here.
Come join us for our opening exhibition of Hurry Up & Wait at Sasha Wolf Gallery
Opening Reception : Thursday, September 9, 6-8 pm
Sasha Wolf Gallery
548 West 28th Street
New York, NY 10001
Before the exhibit opens, we would like to give you a sneak peek into the little known world of truck driving.
James and I kept a daily journal of “life of the road” which you can view here.
S U M M E R S T A G E D
Michael Foley Gallery
10JUN-10JUL 2010
Opening Reception : Thursday 10June, 6-8pm
548 W 28th Street, 2nd Floor
Artists include:
THOMAS ALLEN – RICHARD BARNES – OLIVER BOBERG – FLORIAN BÖHM – WILLIAM FINGER – THE FISHES – ALLEN FRAME – GAIL ALBERT HALABAN – DAVID HILLIARD – NICOLAI HOWALT – PHIL JUNG – MYOUNG HO LEE – MARIA INES MANCHEGO – JOSHUA MARTINEZ- MARTINA MULLANEY – DAVID NADEL – LORI NIX – ALEXANDRE ORION – STUART O’SULLIVAN – RACHEL PAPO – MELISSA ANN PINNEY – WILLIAM RUGEN – MICHAEL ROBBINS – SA SCHLOFF – MASATO SETO – STEVEN B. SMITH – SAGE SOHIER – AMY STEIN – CHARLES TRAUB – TRIBBLE & MANCENIDO – LARS TUNBJÖRK – PAULO VENTURA – BAHAR YURUKOGLU – RENHUI ZHAO – AND OTHERS
…The line between truth and illusion in photography is one that has been frequently crossed by practitioners since the invention of the medium. Sometimes that line was crossed deliberately through the use of simple techniques like double exposing the film, adding clouds to a cloudless sky or adding color before that was naturally possible in the medium. The boundary crossing today can be seen as less pragmatic and more concerned with playing with the perception of the real and unreal put forth by the individual intention of the artist.
Summer Staged poses challenges to our perception in examining the line between documentation and creation, what is “real” (an impromptu observation) vs. what is “fake” (a staged moment). The salon style exhibition will further blur and confuse these lines…which are which and does it really matter?
(from the press release)
We just learned we are one of the winners for Magenta Foundation’s Flash Forward Emerging Photographers 2010!
Have a look at the formidable list of photographers from the US, UK and Canada here.
We were recently featured on The Black Snapper, have a look here
Tribble and Mancenido’s ongoing project shows the American landscape from the unique perspective of its trucking culture. What we are presented with is not so much a picture of America but a semblance of the subculture itself- the truckers, truck stops, gas stations and other liminal areas that these professional transients traffic. In a country of ubiquity it has been strikingly difficult to connect a face to the labor of production and distribution. This young couple has endeavored to show us this from the inside while they drive a tractor-trailer for a year, highlighting the quotidian minutiae of life at the waypoints of America’s truckers.
Curator Statement by Michael Itkoff
The Exposure Project announced it’s next batch of photogrpahers who will be included in Graphic Intersections v. 02. Have a look at the formidable list, we are very excited to be part of such a collaboration. If you haven’t already viewed v. 01, have a look here.
Lucas Blalock
Leah Tepper Byrne
Christopher Colville
Maureen Drennan
Lauren Edwards
Amy Elkins
Mike Fleming
Sarah Girner
Maury Gortemiller
Peter Happel Christian
Patrick Hogan
John Houck
Ina Jang
Phil Jung
Yijun Liao
Johan Rosenmunthe
Tina Schula
Kate Steciw
Tribble & Mancenido :)
Nathaniel Ward
We currently have work on view and up for auction at the Houston Center for Photography
2010 Print Auction
Houston Center for Photography
22JAN-23FEB
auction: 25FEB
Moto Mart, Perryville, MO 2008
20×24
Archival Pigment Print
Edition 1/5
We are thrilled to announce that we will be represented by Sahsa Wolf of Sasha Wolf Gallery in Tribeca, New York. The gallery specializes in contemporary photography, specifically documentary and post-documentary based work.
SASHA WOLF GALLERY
10 Leonard Street
Tribeca New York, NY 10013
212.925.0025
