November 2008
Dayanita Singh (PJ '88) has an exhibition Let You Go at Nature Morte in Berlin through January 3.
Pradeep Dalal (ICP-Bard '05) is featured in the group exhibition The B-Sides, November 22–March 7, at Aljira, A Center for Contemporary Arts, in Newark.
Arantxa Cedillo (PJ '05) has her series "Canada's Only Female Boxing Club" featured in Out of Focus Magazine.
Book Dummies, the ICP Education Gallery exhibition with ICP alumni, was featured in The New Yorker's Book Bench.
Johan Spanner (PJ '02) shot the New York Times' November 15th story "Congo's Riches, Looted by Renegade Troops."
Yto Barrada (PJ '94), Marco Poloni (PJ '91), and Jules Spinatsch (PJ '94) are included in the anthology Photo Art: The New World of Photography from Thames & Hudson.
Naomi Harris (PJ '98) published a book America Swings with Taschen. An exhibition of that work is currently on view at M+B in Los Angeles through December 6.
Matthew Porter (ICP-Bard '06) and Hannah Whitaker (ICP-Bard '06) are in the exhibition Things Are Strange at New Century Artists, Inc. through November 15.
Martine Fougeron (GS '06) was chosen as one of American Photo's Emerging Artists of 2008 in the 30th Anniversary issue. She will be represented by Galerie Esther Woerdehoff at Photo Miami, December 3–7.
October 2008
Victor Sira (GS '91) and Esther Levine (PJ '97) are participating in "Dummies for Photographers: The Effects of DIY Books on Photographic Practice," a discussion moderated by ICP Librarian Deirdre Donohue at the New York Public Library on October 25, as part of the ARLIS-NY Contemporary Artists' Book Conference. This discussion is in conjunction with the ICP Education Gallery exhibition Book Dummies, which includes Morten Andersen (PJ '91), Stephanie Cardon (GS '00), Pax Paloscia (GS '07), Sira, and Levine.
Shana Wittenwyler (PJ '05) is participating in a panel discussion "Photographing the Presidential Campaign" on October 24 at PhotoPlus Expo.
Christoph Bangert (PJ '03) is in the group exhibition Battlespace: Unrealities of War at the Sideshow Gallery in Brooklyn, October 25– November 16.
Fryd Frydendahl (GS '09) published Familiealbum: portratter fra ungeren with Kasja Gullberg.
Jason Andrew (PJ '07), Giovanni Cipriano (PJ '08), Toni Greaves (PJ '08), Bess Greenberg (ICP-Bard '09), Jesse Newman (PJ '08), Star Reese (PJ '08), Liz Rubincam (PJ '07), Jonathan Saruk (PJ '08), Deirdre Schoo (PJ '07), and Tadej Znidarcic (PJ '07) participated in the recent Eddie Adams Workshop, a four-day gathering of top professionals in photojournalism, and won various grants, prizes, and assignments.
Amelie Sourget (GS '05) has an exhibition Japan's Diaries: 1907–2007 opening at Point of View Gallery October 16.
Martine Fougeron (GS '06) has a photo essay, "Itinerant Artists," in The New York Times' Fall 2008 issue of Key magazine and a ten-page spread of her Tête-à-tête series in issue 3–2008 of Eyemazing magazine; she was a finalist in the ITS#Seven competition's Pitti Immagine Photo Prize in Trieste, Italy and was shortlisted for the 2008 BMW Paris Photo Prize. At the end of October, she will have a solo exhibition at the Sol Mednick Gallery at the University of the Arts in Phildelphia.
Carey Denniston (GS '06) has an exhibition Oh, domain at Punch Gallery in Seattle through November 1.
Arantxa Cedillo (PJ '07) is featured in the Magenta Foundation's book Flash Foward—Emerging Photographers 2008, which launches, along with an exhibition at Lennox Contemporary in Toronto, October 9.
Gabriele Stabile (PJ '07) is featured in Fader magazine's Photo Special issue (#57) with the story "Temporary Residence," which he bagan as a student. Sasha Cutter (PJ '07) is also featured in this issue.
Joseph Rodriguez (GS '85) has a new book Still Here: Stories After Katrina published by powerHouse. He will be signing books at the Museum Store on Friday, November 21.
Daphne Chan (GS '07) has a portrait series, Isolation/Identity, as part of the Jersey City Artists Studio Tour at Gallery 808 on 150 Bay Street, October 4–October 5.
André Lützen (PJ '93) has a monograph, Before Elvis there was nothing, published by Kehrer Verlag.
Suzanne Mejean (GS '04) is in the group exhibition Just How Does a Patriot Act: A Response to US Policy at Home and Abroad at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art October 4–26.
September 2008
Shana Wittenwyler (PJ '05) has a solo exhibition Portrait of My Father's Dairyland at the University of Wisconsin's Union galleries.
Dayanita Singh (PJ '88) was awarded a Prince Claus Award in the field of photography at the Hague.
Joshua Lutz (ICP-Bard '05) has an exhibition Meadowlands at ClampArt, September 18–October 18.
Sheila Griffin (PJ '08) placed first in the 2008 International Photography Awards' Nonprofessional Photography category for Sports Editorial. She also placed in the Family category. Tiana Markova-Gold (PJ '07) placed in the Photo Essay Editorial category. Gianni Cipriano (PJ '08), Toni Greaves (PJ '08), Minny Lee (PJ '08), Mansi Midha (PJ '08), and Alessandro Vecchi (PJ '07) received honorable mentions.
Clemence de Limburg (PJ '07) has a portfolio of work featured in the September issue (#16) of Foam Magazine.
Alessandra Sanguinetti (GS '92) has an exhibition The Life that Came at Yossi Milo Gallery through October 18.
Brenda Ann Kenneally (ICP-Bard '97) is the winner of the 2008 Canon Female Photojournalist Award.
Hyla Skopitz (ICP-Bard '08) has a video featured in Vik Muniz's show Verso at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. September 6–October 11.
Julio Romano (ICP-Bard '05) has work that has been acquired by the Kinsey Collection at Indiana University.
Carey Denniston (GS '06) has a mixed-media exhibition These Thighs are Seraphims at All City Coffee in Pioneer Square, Seattle, September 4–October 1.
August 2008
Bonile Bam (PJ '04) has an exhibition at Seippel Gallery in Johannesburg through October 10.
Lina Haskel (GS '05) has two exhibitions opening this month as part of Nätverket Brudarnas Konstrunda. Folkets Hus, Sweden, a group exhibition, is on view at FIKA on 41 West 58th Street, August 23–October 14. Roadtrips, America is on view at the Art Concept Store in Stockholm, August 24–27.
Alex Morel (GS '95) has a show, Ties and Attachments at the St. John's University's Mezzanine Gallery in the Manhattan campus.
Joshua Lutz (ICP-Bard '05) has a new monograph, Meadowlands, out now.
Cynthia Farnell (GS '96) will create a site-specific installation Presence (Charleston) at the Notso Hotel in South Carolina. It will be on view August 29–September 1.
Alexandre Catiere (GS '04) is featured in EIGHT at Randall Scott Gallery in Washington, D.C., August 9–August 22.
July 2008
Brigitte Grignet (PJ '99) has a portfolio, El Corazon del Mundo about Tayronas in Colombia, published in the July issue of Days Japan.
© Brigitte Grignet
Christine Callahan (ICP-Bard '09) and Tatiana Kronberg (ICP-Bard '06) are in the group exhibition I'll Be Your Mirror...So You Can Break into Endless Shards at Heist Gallery, July 17–August 10.
Jessica Dimmock (PJ '05) is featured in EIGHT at Randall Scott Gallery in Washington, D.C., July 26–August 8.
Lauren Hermele (PJ '06) will be featured in FOTO8's Summer Show, opening July 18 at HOST Gallery in London. Her photos can also be seen in the July/August issue of More magazine.
