PHOTOVILLE Is Here!

Posted on September 16th, 2013

Making it’s triumphant return to Brooklyn Bridge Park is Photoville, and I couldn’t be more excited! I believe this year will be even better than last, so I thought I’d write about the things I am most looking forward to. The exhibits this year feature work from all over the world, and the breadth of subjects is fantastic. I can’t wait to see Donald Weber‘s Interrogations, Jim Motram‘s Small Town Inertia, Captive from Gaston Lacombe, Disco Night Sept 11 featuring…

My 2012 Shout-Out

Posted on December 28th, 2012

So 2012 is finally drawing to a close, and I for one am not sorry it’s ending. In fact, good riddance! I always have ambivalent thoughts about the beginning of the New Year, but I do want to thank the people who made 2012 for me.

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From New York, It’s Live!

Posted on September 20th, 2012

I put up my website in 2005. It was an inexpensive, but maddening experience. I had constant difficulty reaching the person who was creating the site, and it was hard to do all the writing I needed to do. I had to have it up before a certain event, and it came in just under the wire. Over the years between then and now I became increasingly disillusioned with the site and with the person who had designed it. She…

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