Recently, Timothy photographed
Steve Wynn on the 20x24 Polaroid
camera in Las Vegas.
Wynn brought Bill Gates and
Warren Buffett to have
their portraits taken...
http://stateoftheart.popphoto.com/blog/2008/06/shooting-the-bo.html

I first met Yves Saint Laurent on
Novermber 1, 1977 at a party
he gave for his new collection.
Andy Warhol was there too.
Twenty-two years later,
Yves Saint Laurent sat for me
after my friend Fern Mallis
urged him to.
We had a wonderful afternoon...
my daughter Isca acted as our
interpretor, as
her French was better than mine.
RIP...YSL

Robert Rauschenberg, dead at 82....
This portrait of Timothy's was taken in 1987
for his exhibition of 20x24 color polaroids at
the Mary Boone Gallery.

By Janice Malone
Photos by Earl Flippen

Schedule of Events:

5/02/08 Maryland Film Festival, Baltimore, Timothy to attend.
5/18/08 Vienna, Austria Vienna Festival site.
5/29-08: Theatrical screenings of The Black List in L.A.
6/12/08: Theatrical screenings of The Black List. N.Y.
6/15/08 Cinevegas, Las Vegas, Timothy to attend
8/04/08: MFA, Houston opens with The Black List portraits.
8/25/08: The Black List film premieres on HBO
9/16/08: The Black List book arrives in stores.

Past Festivals....

Timothy's portraits of injured soldiers are on display in Tokyo at MA2Gallery from April 1 - April 30th, 2008.
According to the gallery director, the reaction has been quite powerful and emotional. Here are some of the comments from visitors to the exhibition.

"We Japanese tend to point out our pacifism because of our Hiroshima experience".

"This is America's war. They went to war in total disregard of the United Nations and many of their men and women have paid dearly".

"I am interested in Timothy's work. I have no comment about the Iraq war".

In the news...Samantha Power.
Photographed by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders.
11/16/2006

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

The Black List: Volume One

New York Post, Page 6

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.