Center for Photography at Woodstock Wednesday June 15, 2022
The Center for Photography at Woodstock has announced the appointment of Brian Wallis as its new Executive Director. Wallis, the former deputy director and chief curator for the International Center of Photography, will will oversee the expansion of CPW in its new location in the town of Kingston, New York. “I believe Brian Wallis will bring a fresh new vision and vitality to the Center at a time of transition, when a strong, experienced leader is required,” said CPW Founder and Board Chair Howard Greenberg. Wallis succeeds Hannah Frieser, who led the Center for six years. Read the full Story >>
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Jeff Wignall Tuesday June 14, 2022
Some people recognize their passions and know their life's destiny long before they step into it. Photographer Hernan Rodriguez was one of those fortunate few. "I knew I was going to be an artist
early on in my life. Probably when I was five," he says. Sought out for his work with A-list celebrities and athletes (Evander Holyfield, Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson, among … Read the full Story >>
PetaPixel Tuesday June 14, 2022
Photography-focused customer relationship manager Bloom has deployed a new invoicing tool that, notes PetaPixel, is built specifically for photographers and is completely free to use, has no limits, and doesn’t require an account. Bloom notes that 50 percent of freelancers still require check or cash to pay for services, which it says is an outdated method and one that clients do not appreciate. Some 85 percent of freelancers would pick up more work if they were paid faster, but only 17 percent of companies reported having the infrastructure necessary for these transactions, adds Bloom. Read the full Story >>
Digital Camera World Tuesday June 14, 2022
Brazilian photographer Sandra Cattaneo Adorno took up photography at the age of 60, and now her career is booming. PPD has previously featured Cattaneo Adorno’s book Águas de Ouro, a collection of images made in Rio de Janeiro, the city of her youth and a place she captured in a golden haze of nostalgia and sensuality. She is now exhibiting that work at the Venice Biennale, notes Digital Camera World, along with work from her latest series, “Scarti di Tempo,” which means both “time discrepancy” and “scraps of time” in Italian. There’s also a new book. Read the full Story >>
