June 2022
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Laura Larson published her second book, “City of Incurable Women”, with Saint Lucy Books.
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Two of Bobbi Lane’s images were accepted to the Plymouth Center of Arts International Photography Exhibit.
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Lynn Saville’s work is featured in Atlanta Photography Group (APG) group exhibition PORTFOLIO 2022.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art recently acquired Clifford Owens’ work "Anthology (Senga Nengudi)" from the project "Anthology" for the permanent collection.
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Alice O’Malley’s work is featured in the current show at AMP Gallery in Provincetown.
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Kei Ito received one of the 2022 Center for Photographic Art (CfPA) Artist's Grant.
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Sara Hylton’s work was recently featured in National Geographic.
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Joyce Carol Oates posted an essay she wrote about Gerald Slota’s first monograph "Story" on Substack.
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Jonathan Schienberg’s short film "Yulisa" was recently selected to screen at the Oscar qualifying Palm Springs International Short Fest.
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Bryan Whitney recently opened X-Flora, an exhibition of botanical x-rays at Aurelia Gallery in Santa Fe.
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Andrea Modica’s monograph “Theatrum Equorum” was published by TIS Books.
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Images from Amy Touchette’s latest monograph, “Personal Ties: Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn,” and other street portraits exhibit in “The Brooklyn Connection,” curated by Jamel Shabazz and presented by Photoville and Prospect Park Alliance.
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Brian Finke’s work was recently featured in DAZED, and is currently on display at Kirk Hopper Fine Art in Dallas, TX.
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Erica Reade's first book “Beach Lovers" was recently published by Daylight Books.
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B. Proud’s portrait of LGBTQ+ icon, Edie Windsor, from the series "First Comes Love," is on view now at the Philadelphia Museum of Art as part of the current exhibition, Pictures in Pictures.
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Anthoula Lelekidis recently released a photo zine titled θραύσματα, which centers around themes of identity, migration, loss, and the desire to uncover one’s roots.
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Joanne Dugan was awarded a three-week visual artists' residency at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) in North Adams, MA.
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Nicholas Pollack released a new book, “Meadow,” was published by the University of Chicago Press.
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Stacy Mehrfar is a recipient of the Joseph Robert Foundation Grant to cover production costs for her upcoming exhibition, "The Moon Belongs to Everyone," at Filter Space, Chicago in Jan 2023.
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Palmer Davis's work was included in a group show at the Photo Place Gallery in Middlebury Vermont.
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Richard Rothman’s new book, “Town of C,” was published by Stanley Barker and sold out its first run.
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Scott Thode was elected president of The W. Eugene Smith Fund.
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Lynn Saville received a 2022-2023 Pollock-Krasner Foundation Award for her new series “The El at Twilight.”
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Marc Ohrem-Leclef participated in a recent group show, WILDNESS, with other members of the Queer Critique Group at Baxter St. Marc’s work was also shortlisted for the Aperture Portfolio Prize 2022.
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Bradly Dever Treadaway film "Beatings of the Devil" premiered and won the Vanguard Award at the 2022 Art of Brooklyn Film Festival.
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"Anonymous Architectures," a two-person exhibition with Lauren Silberman and Alexa Hoyer at Mana Contemporary opened May 14th and runs through August 31st.
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Harvey Stein’s tenth book, "Coney Island People 50 Years” is coming out late July, 2022 with Schiffer Books.
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Tara Pixley was named a 2022 Reynolds Journalism Institute Fellow for a project on accessible safety resources for visual journalists. Tara was also awarded a 2022 Eyewitness Photojournalism Grant by Pulitzer Center and Diversify Photos for work on the environmental justice issue of Southern California oil production.