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Please join me at CPW in Kingston, NY for a lecture about my work in Indonesia and the Western Balkans. For those unable to attend, there is a live-stream and an archive of the lecture on YouTube. 
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A photographic legend, Weegee was recently featured in an exhibition at the ICP in New York. In conjunction with the exhibition, Thames & Hudson published a new retrospective monograph of the photographer, Weegee: Society of the Spectacle. My review was published by Photo Eye and is available here.  The prolific and free-spirited photographer Daido Moriyama has helped shape the medium for decades. The new monograph from Thames & Hudson, Record 2, pulls together a selection of small publications the photographer developed between 2016-2020. My review was published with Photo Eye and is available here.  My review of the new book by Bryan Schutmaat book Sons of the Living was published by Photo Eye and is available here.  Manifest: Thirteen Colonies is a new book by Wendel White published by Radius Books. It is an interesting study of archives that collect the history of racism and slavery. My review was published by Photo Eye and is available here.  För, the lovely new book by Agnieszka Sosnowska, is classical photographic portrayal of her life in Iceland. My review was published by Photo Eye and is available here.  Lucas Olivet's book Medicine Tree documents some difficult histories found in the landscapes and communities of Prince George. My review of the book was published by Photo Eye and is available here.  Historian and critic Kim Beil's book Anonymous Objects is a unique and interesting meditation on the elusive and enigmatic nature of photography. My review of the book was published by Photo Eye and is available here.  Casa Susanna was resort in the Catskills in New York for cross dressers, active around 1960. The new book from Thames & Hudson, Casa Susanna, provides a sort of photographic history of the resort and thus offers unique insight into the history of gender expression. My review was published by C4 Journal and is available here.  Photographer Mary Frey has developed amazing work by photographing one of the most traditional subjects, her family. My review of her book My Mother, My Son was published by Photo Eye and is available here.  |
AuthorBrian Arnold is a photographer, educator, writer, and musician living in Ithaca, NY. For more information, please visit my other blog, A Photographer's Journal. Archives
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