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The Biggest Celebrities
Timothy Greenfield-Sanders Tackles Large Format Photography
by Lorraine A. DarConte
1 of a 4 Part Series
During intermission Monday night at Edward Albee's sold-out play, "Peter and Jerry", photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders was chatting with artist Malcolm Morley. Up the stairs walked "Sweeney Todd" composer Stephen Sondheim and Albee. As Greenfield-Sanders made the introductions, Morley turned to Albee and said, "What do you think of the play?" Laughter, end of scene.
La Repubblica
November 25, 2010
Thinking XXX
Review By: Jeremy Holt JeremyHolt@TheCinemaSource.com
A Day at Dia What: The Dia:Beacon’s spring benefit, which included a performance by the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. Where: About an hour and 15 minutes outside Manhattan in Beacon, New York.
The Black List: Highlighting successful African-Americans
March 17, 2010
By Radka Slovackova
What do Whoopi Goldberg, Serena Williams and Chris Rock have in common?
They are all black, famous and enormously talented.
January 15- Feb 15, 2011
"Injured Soldiers and Marines" is on view now at
Devin Borden Hiram Butler Gallery in Houston, TX
4520 Blossom Street, Houston, TX 77007
www.dbhbg.com
A selection of portraits is on view in Torino, Italy at Novalis Contemporary Art Gallery. Images include Orson Welles, Jil Sanders, Francesco Clemente, Tawny Roberts, and a giant print of The Blues, shot at Radio City.