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Apr 19, 2008 Barnaby Hall: The Art of the Book Cover 
 
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English-Born photographer Barnaby Hall has won numerous awards for his photographs used in book covers and we decided to include an exhibition of these. What we wanted to do was include the final book covers along with the photograph on which it was based to highlight the evolution of an idea.
 
I rather like the trivia that the cover for James Fenimore Cooper "Last Of The Mohicans" (The Modern Library Classics, 1998) is actually a passport portrait of Barnaby Hall taken by a “lamby lamby” (street photographer) in Rio de Janeiro in 1972.
 
Thanks to Barnaby and all the art directors, designers and publishers involved. 
  
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Apr 17, 2008 Rolf Koppel: Male Nudes 
 
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Some time ago I included an exhibition of the still life work of Rolf Koppel and this exhibition examines some of his nude studies. These explorations of the self are included in several of his monographs including:
 
Rolf Koppel Soliloquy (Fotohof, 2000) with an essay by Peter Weiermair
 
Rolf Koppel Will (Casa Editice Tutti i Santi, 2002) edited by Peter Weiermair. (This book explores the intense relationship between the photographer and his model Will Light Johnson)
 
Rolf Koppel Photographs 1976 > 2003 (Allerheiligenpresse, 2004) edited by Peter Weiermair.
 
I'd like to thank Rolf for his permission to include this exhibition. 
  
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Apr 16, 2008 Luminous-Lint goes from Strength to Strength 
 Thanks for all your support and the website is building up well with historic, rare and contemporary works and you all seem to like it which is great news. This year we've had well in excess of 1.5 million page views just of the gallery, dealer, photographer and online-exhibition pages which is pretty amazing.
 
One new feature that is coming soon includes regional indexes for photographers - this will be a useful resource for photo-historians, collectors and researchers who want to locate 19th century photographers who worked in Sri Lanka such as Charles Scowen.
 
We've come a long way together and I'm looking forward to other ways I can assist this diverse community as this website continues to improve.

Best wishes,
alan@luminous-lint.com

 
  
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Apr 16, 2008 Helping to keep up with the NEWS on Fine Photography 
 I mentioned in the last newsletter that I have created an online newspaper containing headlines and articles collected from around the world dealing with Fine Photography. This brings together information to keep you up to date and you can see it at:
 
Luminous-Lint‘s Shared Items
 
If you create newsfeeds on photobooks, photographic exhibitions, photography collecting or articles that are appropriate for our community let me know so they can be included. More sophisticated resources are on the way so keep watching... 
  
  
  
Apr 16, 2008 Michael Berman is awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship 
 Congratulations to Michael Berman on his Guggenheim Fellowship for his work on the lands between Mexico and the US. 
  
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Exhibition: Michael Berman: Under a Dry Moon 
  
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Apr 16, 2008 André Gunthert stepping down as director of Société française de photographie (SFP) 
 Chers amis,
 
L'assemblée générale de la Société française de photographie se réunira le 5 mai prochain, où elle procédera comme de coutume au renouvellement de son conseil d'administration. A l'expiration de mon cinquième mandat d'administrateur, j'ai décidé de ne pas en solliciter la reconduction. En quinze ans de participation à la direction de notre chère Société, j'ai pu notamment la doter d'un appareil éditorial moderne, renouveler ses statuts et asseoir sa crédibilité scientifique. J'ai la fierté d'avoir participé à l'animation du principal groupe de recherche en histoire de la photographie, dont L'Art de la photographie a récemment synthétisé les travaux. Je suis également heureux d'avoir contribué à mieux définir la contribution décisive de la SFP à l'histoire du médium, et à éclairer plusieurs chapitres de sa chronique. Ces quinze ans sont passés comme une flèche, et m'ont apporté des moments qui comptent dans une vie.
 
Mais l'aventure collective n'en a pas moins un coût, et le partage de la responsabilité un poids. Pour rappeler la valeur du bénévolat, il n'est de meilleur moyen que de passer la main. Ce retrait n'est pas un abandon, mais un signe d'ouverture et de renouvellement en direction des plus jeunes. La SFP a plus que jamais besoin de la bonne volonté et de la vigilance de ses membres. Je reste un sociétaire actif au service de cette belle institution, dont l'indépendance est le meilleur atout.
 
Avec mes amitiés,
 
André Gunthert 
  
  
  
Apr 11, 2008 Portraits: Parts of body - Hands 
 
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"Made by hand, the craft object bears the fingerprints, real or metaphorical, of the person who fashioned it. These fingerprints are not the equivalent of the artist's signature, for they are not a name. Nor are they a mark or a brand. They are a sign: the almost invisible scar commemorating our original brotherhood or sisterhood. Made by hand, the craft object is made for hands. Not only can we see it, we can also finger it, feel it. We see the work of art but we do not touch it. The religious taboo that forbids us to touch saints - "you'll burn your hands if you touch the Tabernacle," we were told as children - also applies to paintings and sculpture."
 
Octavio Paz (b. 1914), Mexican poet, in his essay "Seeing and Using: Art and Craftsmanship" in Convergences: Essays on Art and Literature, (Harcourt Brace, 1987). 
  
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Apr 6, 2008 The AIPAD Photography Show New York (April 10 - 13, 2008) 
 Location:
Park Avenue Armory
Park Avenue at 67th Street, NYC
 
Show Hours
Thursday, April 10, 2008, 11am-7pm
Friday, April 11, 2008, 11am-8pm
Saturday, April 12, 2008, 11am-8pm
Sunday, April 13, 2008, 11am - 6pm
 
Admission
$25 daily/$35 for the run-of-show
 
Special Event
Gala Benefit Preview
Wednesday, April 9th, 2008, 5 pm - 10 pm
For further information on preview tickets, contact: Elizabeth Pizzo, 212.708.9680 or specialevents@moma.org 
  
  
  
Mar 28, 2008 Susan Burnstine 
 
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Susan Burnstine uses hand-made cameras and lenses to create hauntingly soft images that appear to be extracted from half remembered dreams. Thanks to Susan and to the Wall Space Gallery in Seattle where an exhibition of her images is on view until April 5, 2008. 
  
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Mar 26, 2008 Portrait: Back view 
 
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Say it to his face, not behind his back.
It is not right to criticize a person behind his back.

 
I hope you enjoy this series of how we fail to see ourselves. 
  
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