Variety January 24, 2008 Sundance 2008 The Black List: Volume One (Documentary) By JUSTIN CHANG The Black List: Volume One

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January 24, 2008

New York Sun New York Artists Warm Sundance Movies BY S. JAMES SNYDER January 25, 2008 'THE BLACK LIST: VOLUME ONE' It was "The Black List: Volume One" that, for this critic, heralded the beginning of Sundance. From the first moment of this seemingly simple yet carefully refined achievement, I found myself unprepared for the emotional wallop that was to come.

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New York Sun

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January 25, 2008

Sundance deals: Details on 'The Black List' Jan 18, 2008, 05:26 PM by Dawnie Walton

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Entertainment Weekly

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January 18, 2008

New York Post, Page 6

The Hollywood Reporter The Black List By Kirk Honeycutt Jan 30, 2008 Bottom Line: This is an important movie, but it falls short of being an actual movie. Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Chris Rock, Elvis Mitchell Sundance Film Festival PARK CITY -- The makers of "The Black List" call their documentary "a new kind of living, talking, evolving coffee table book," and that pretty such sums up its

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January 30, 2008

Art dealer Bjorn Wetterling exhibited at Miami Art Basel Timothy's 13 portraits of Injured Soldiers, first seen on HBO's Alive Day Memories: Home From Iraq. Music legend and photographer Lou Reed snapped these photos on his iphone hours before his own art fair screning of "Berlin", a documentary directed by Julian Schnabel of the 2006 St. Ann's Warehouse performance of Reed's classic album. Photos(c)Lou Reed, all rights reserved.

American Photo Magazine included Timothy's portrait of soldier John Jones on the cover of its January/February 2008 issue. The image was reproduced full page inside and was awarded an honorable mention in its Images of the Year contest.

The Sundance Film Festival has accepted "The Black List", a film collaboration between Timothy and the legendary, Elvis Mitchell. The "The Black List" website is in the works, but for now, here is the description put out by the Sundance Film Festival.

Dissent Magazine November 22, 2007 Nicolaus Mills

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Dissent Magazine Online

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November 22, 2007

Timothy Greenfield-Sanders' portrait of Norman Mailer. RIP