Riverside © Amy SteinTonight is the opening of my Domesticated show at the Print Center in Philadelphia. John Caperton and the folks at the Print Center have been an absolute dream to work with. I couldn't be more excited about the exhibition. The show will feature seven large prints including two new images that have never been exhibited before.Unfortunately, I won't be able to make it to
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Thursday, 11 December 2008
Thursday, 4 December 2008
Corey Arnold at Charles A. Hartman Fine Art
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Gulf Crossing © Corey ArnoldIf you are in Portland, Oregon you are probably getting rained on right now, drinking some shade grown coffee from Stumptown, and wondering what to do with your Thursday night. I strongly suggest you go to Charles A. Hartman Fine Art for the opening reception of Corey Arnold's Fish-Work exhibition. Corey is one of my favorite photographers and one my favorite people
Thursday, 21 August 2008
Shows Closing Saturday
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Saturday is your last chance to catch the Beyond the Backyard exhibition at Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago and my New American Fables show at the Robert Koch Gallery in San Francisco. Both shows have been very well received and represent seminal moments in my career so far. While I'm sad to see them come down, I am excited about the opening of the Road Trip exhibition at the San
Wednesday, 2 July 2008
New American Fables Opening Thursday at Robert Koch Gallery
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Unititled (Spiderman) 2005 © Amy SteinI am traveling to San Francisco today for the Thursday opening of my New American Fables show at the Robert Koch Gallery. The show features work from my Domesticated and Halloween in Harlem series and runs through August 23. If you are San Francisco tomorrow stop by the opening and say hello. Here are the details:New American Fables | Amy SteinRobert Koch
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Syracuse, Berlin and a Solo Show at Koch Gallery
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Groceries, 2007 © Amy SteinI was in New York City just long enough to catch my breath and now I am in Syracuse starting my month long artist-in-residence with Light Work. Berlin was a blast and I owe many thanks to Sascha, Silke, Tim and Elisa at Pool Gallery for their endless generosity during my stay. I had a great time hanging with Dylan Chatain, Robert Lyons and meeting Mark McPherson at
Monday, 19 May 2008
On the Road
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From Hijacked, Rhonda + Chantelle © Graham MillerI am leaving this morning for a week in Berlin to see my show at Pool Gallery and attend the book launch and exhibition of Hijacked at Neunplus. After that I will be meeting my husband in Italy for a needed week away from all things photo. When I return to the states I go immediately to Syracuse for my month long Light Work residency and then to
Thursday, 1 May 2008
New American Fables Installation Shots
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The good folks at Pool Gallery were kind enough to send me some installation shots from my New American Fables show that is up right now. In related news, yesterday I booked a ticket to Berlin so I can see the show in person and catch the Hijacked book launch and exhibition at Neunplus. Ich bin ein Berliner!
Friday, 25 April 2008
An Opening, Two Closings and a Monkey on a Motorbike
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Pieter Hugo Cover/Juxtapoz MagazineJust a quick update from the California Zephyr as I speed across America. Tonight my first solo show in Germany opens at the Pool Gallery in Berlin. The people at Pool couldn't be nicer and Art Das Kunstmagzin has chosen the show for their Tip of the Week.This weekend marks the closing of both my first solo show at Paul Kopeikin Gallery and the Car Culture
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
New American Fables Solo Show in Berlin this Friday
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New American Fables opening Friday at Pool GalleryToday I am leaving on a four day cross country train trip. Yes, I'm riding the rails like Boxcar Bertha, but instead of livin' and lovin' like an outlaw I will be shooting an editorial assignment. I suspect a train across America means serious connectivity lapses, so I may be off the grid for a few days. I previously planned on going to Berlin
Friday, 11 April 2008
Shai Kremer at Julie Saul Gallery
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Abandoned Syrian Base, Golan Heights, 2007 © Shai KremerFighting back a sickness that has ruined me for the past several weeks I ventured to Chelsea last night for Shai Kremer's Broken Promised Land opening at Julie Saul Gallery. The opening was hopping and Shai's prints looked amazing. For over seven years Shai has been documenting the effects of military action on the landscape of Israel.
Wednesday, 9 April 2008
Busy Like Our Friend the...
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This is one of those weeks where the social calendar and the career calendar collide in spectacular fashion. By Sunday I will probably be reduced to a tired pile of my former self. Last night was an SVA event at the Whitney Biennial, tonight is Spoon at Terminal 5, Thursday is the Blind Spot Auction and then it's all AIPAD through the weekend. (By the way, big thanks to Robert Ayers of ArtInfo
Wednesday, 2 April 2008
Big Openings This Thursday and Friday
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© Alison MaloneYesterday I began carb loading in anticipation of a big Thursday gallery crawl. It's not often I make it to the Midtown galleries, but with Fred Herzog and Matthew Pillsbury in the mix I am willing to tear myself away from the usual Thursday night in Chelsea. I have been crowing for a while now about Fred Herzog's brilliantly alive Kodachrome photos of Vancouver from the 50s and
Tuesday, 11 March 2008
Installation Shots and Chorizo Pig
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Finally some installation shots from my shows currently up at Paul Kopeikin Gallery and SMoCA.Domesticated at Paul KopeikinStranded at SMoCA (If you could turn around you would see a wall of Robert Franks.)Chorizo Pig! I spotted Chorizo Pig in a supermarket in Phoenix. I had a wonderful time in Arizona. Big thanks to Claire Carter, Michael Lundgren, Pat Evans and all the folks at SMoCA.
Thursday, 6 March 2008
SVA in the Mother F'n House
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Untitled, 2004 (#3) © Thomas HoltonAt least once a week I get an email from a photographer asking me if they should apply to the School of Visual Arts MFA Photography program. My answer is always yes and I give a host of reasons why they should consider the school including the facilities, the faculty and the location. The best reason I can give, however, is the amazing work and success of the
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Monday, 18 February 2008
The Big Opening
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I am relaxing in Scottsdale, AZ after a long drive from Los Angeles on Sunday. I am visiting Scottsdale to see the Car Culture show at SMoCA and spend a few days chilling out. The run up to the opening at Paul Kopeikin Gallery has been a thrill ride and I need to cool the jets for a few days. The opening was exhilarating and nerve racking and wonderful all at the same time. The place was
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
Thank You Fecal Face
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Never thought I would utter that combination of words, but then again I never thought I would live to see someone named Barack Hussein Obama as the front runner to be the next president of the United States. Such is the wonderful world we live in. Fecal Face is a fabulous Bay area based Web site that covers and supports emerging arts and artists. In advance of my solo show that opens this
New Domesticated and Stranded Images
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Susie, Andrew and Pam, Route 17, New York © Amy SteinI just added some new Domesticated and Stranded images to my Web site. Take a look and let me know what you think. If you are in SoCal and want to see the Domesticated images in person, please come to my big solo show opening this Saturday at Paul Kopeikin Gallery.
Monday, 28 January 2008
My First Solo Show!
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In Between © Amy SteinAt the end of 2007 I listed some of my career goals for 2008. I didn't think I was being overly ambitious, but I recognized that each aspiration would require a whole lot of hustle and flow to make it a reality. Well, here we are just a month in to the new year and I am already able to scratch one of those goals off the list. On February 16 my first solo show will be
Wednesday, 28 November 2007
Big Photography Openings
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Nura Garuba and friend with their monkey, Nigeria 2005 © Pieter HugoTwo huge photography shows are opening tonight in Chelsea and I couldn't be more excited. First up, Pieter Hugo is showing his Hyena Men and Honey Collectors work at Yossi Milo. I have been a huge fan of Pieter's work for a few years now and have seen his gorgeous prints before at various art fairs. (I even own one.) The show
Friday, 26 October 2007
Lori Nix at Randall Scott Gallery
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Great Hall 2006 © Lori NixThis Saturday Randall Scott Gallery will be holding an opening reception for a solo exhibition of work by the very talented and delightful Lori Nix. I recently paid a visit to Lori's studio and it reminded me of Gepetto's workshop if Gepetto kept sheets of extruded foam and tiny boxes filled with improvised tools and miniature model odds and ends. You can get a sense
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