via 20x200:
Zoe Strauss, Dana Hoey, Holly Andres, Jill Greenberg, Lisa Kereszi, Mary Ellen Mark, Tina Barney and a whole bunch of other fabulous artists have donated limited edition prints for important AIDS research and treatment education programs. This benefits the AIDS Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA), a collaborative and independent not-for-profit organization, studies new treatments for HIV/AIDS and related diseases, and conducts a comprehensive HIV health literacy program.
Check out the great selection of prints for a great cause right here.
Friday, December 12, 2008
Artists for ACRIA
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Tina Barney, Daniela Rossell, Diane Arbus & More
Also closing soon is "The Good Life" exhibit at Yancey Richardson, also in Chelsea.
This show features work by greats such as Tina Barney, Diane Arbus & many others.
The exhibition's last day is also August 22nd, 2008. Find out more about this show at: www.yanceyrichardson.com
Yancey Richardson Gallery is located at: 535 West 22nd Street 3rd floor New York, New York
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Someone Else Noticed Too
Photographer & Blogger (the popular Whats the Jackanory?) Andrew Hetherington has been attending all the events at NYPH 08 and reporting about it on his blog and also for Foto 8.
Mr. Hetherington noticed too how well the girls made out at last night's award presentation (see previous posts from May 15 & 16 , 2008) . Read more here.
Also on his blog you can find a cute anecdote about Tina Barney.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Tina Barney speaks tonight at BU
The Photographic Resource Center at Boston University is hosting a Tina Barney lecture tonight.
"Join Tina Barney for a stimulating discussion of her highly influential and groundbreaking photography. Barney first came into prominence in the early 1980s for her ongoing project documenting the affluent lives of her family and close friends. However, it was her decision to partly construct what would otherwise be purely candid and personal moments that has also proven to be the artist's legacy and lasting influence. By infusing her work with both a candid and staged aesthetic, Barney is able to emphasize the psychological distance between and gestures of her subject as seen in her monographs Friends and Relations and Theater of Manners: Tina Barney. The artist has since gone on to other prominent bodies of work such as The Europeans and has most recently turned her attention to families and subjects living in China."
Tina Barney
Thursday, April 17, 7pm
BU’s School of Law, Auditorium
765 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Two Tinas: Barney & Modotti
Part of a series, the Sundance Channel will show a documentary about Barney titled "Tina Barney: Social Study" by Jaci Judelson starting tomorrow and a film about Tina Modotti titled: "Tina in Mexcico" by Brenda Longfellow starting Friday. Check for times and further information here.