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PARIS PHOTO The world's leading photography fair

Guest of honour : Switzerland
Exhibition dates : November 11 - 14, 2004
Open : 11am to 8pm
Opening (invite only) : Wednesday 10th , 7 to 11pm
Address : Le Carrousel du Louvre - Paris - France
Tel : 33 (0) 1 41 90 47 70
Fax : 33 (0) 1 41 90 48 77
E-mail : parisphoto@reedexpo.fr
Website : http://www.parisphoto.fr
For more information please contact guillaume.piens@reedexpo.fr or stacy@stacybolton.com.

PARIS PHOTO, The international photography fair 19th century, modern and contemporary Paris Photo 2004: more international than ever Paris Photo, the world's leading venue for vintage, modern and contemporary photography, will celebrate its 8th year by hosting 105 photography dealers from 16 countries. The selection of exhibitors for 2004 will be more international than ever with the largest participation of foreign galleries since the creation of the fair. Over 70% of the exhibiting galleries (74 galleries) are based outside France. In particular, there is a strong increase in participation by galleries from the United States (17 galleries), followed by Germany (15 galleries) and the United Kingdom (10 galleries). This year Paris Photo 2004 welcomes galleries from two new countries : Iran and Italy.

Erik Dettwiler, Thomas Flechtner, Regis Golay, Claudio Moser, Jules Spinatsch, Nathalie Rebholz, Shirana Shahbazi, Jens Liebchen, Flor Garduño, ...

Introduction

Founded in 1997, Paris Photo has earned a reputation as a must-see event, the world's premier fair of photography in all its variety. From rare early images to today's most avant-garde work, Paris Photo has become the global reference for the market in 19th century, modern and contemporary photos.

Every November in the prestigious setting of the Carrousel du Louvre the fair brings together more than a hundred international galleries, a dozen publishers and some 50 specialized magazines. The Statement section dedicated to the emerging photographers of a featured country hosts a selection of some dozen galleries - from Germany (2001), Holland (2002), Mexico (2003) and, this year, Switzerland.

Acclaimed by the international press and always a hit with the public, Paris Photo draws more than 40,000 visitors, among them professionals, collectors, photographers and photography fans in general.

Introduction

Créé en 1997, Paris Photo s1est imposé comme le rendez-vous incontournable de toutes les expressions photographiques. Confrontant les raretés des débuts de la photo aux expériences les plus contemporaines, Paris Photo est devenu la référence mondiale du marché de la photographie du 19e, moderne et contemporaine.

Chaque année au mois de novembre, le salon rassemble dans le cadre prestigieux du Carrousel du Louvre une centaine de galeries internationales, une dizaine d1éditeurs et une cinquantaine de revues spécialisées. Statement, secteur dédié à la jeune création photographique d1un pays, accueille une sélection d1une dizaine de galeries : l1Allemagne en 2001, les Pays-Bas en 2002, le Mexique en 2003 et la Suisse en 2004.

Acclamé par la presse internationale et véritable succès public, Paris Photo attire plus de 40 000 visiteurs : professionnels, collectionneurs, photographes ainsi que tous les passionnés de l1image fixe.

LES GALERIES SÉLECTIONNÉES

Agathe Gaillard (Paris) Juana de Aizpuru (Madrid) Art 75 Yves Di Maria (Paris) artandphotographs (Londres) Baudoin Lebon (Paris) Bonni Benrubi (New York) Daniel Blau (Munich) Atelier Bordas (Paris) Janet Borden (New York) Brancolini Grimaldi Arte Contemporanea (Florence) Bugdahn und Kaimer(Dusseldorf) Büro Für Fotos (Cologne) Camera Obscura (Paris) Camera Work (Berlin) Michèle Chomette (Paris) Clairefontaine (Luxembourg) Cokkie Snoei(Rotterdam) Conrads (Dusseldorf) Charles Cowles (New York) Claudia Delank (Cologne) Bernard Dudoignon (Paris) Liliane & Michel Durand-Dessert (Paris) Estiarte (Madrid) Johannes Faber (Vienne) Ulrich Fiedler (Cologne) Fifty One Fine Art (Anvers) Les Filles du Calvaire (Paris) Flatland (Utrecht) Eric Franck Fine Art (Londres) Galerie 1900-2000 (Paris) Galerie 779 (Paris) Galerie des Editions Léo Scheer (Paris) Gitterman Gallery (New York) Howard Greenberg(New York) Hamburg Kennedy Photographs (New York) Hamiltons (Londres) Laurent Herschtritt (Paris) Hirschl Contemporary Fine Art (Londres) Michael Hoppen (Londres) Hypnos (Paris) Ingleby (Edimbourg)  Edwynn Houk (New York) Jackson Fine Art (Atlanta) Galerie du Jour agnès b. (Paris) Kowasa(Barcelone) Van Kranendonk (La Haye) Hans P.Kraus Jr. (New York) Gaby Kraushaar (Dusseldorf) Krisal (Genève) Martin Kudlek (Cologne) Leica Gallery(Prague) m Bochum Fotografie (Bochum) Magnum Photos (Paris) Thierry Marlat (Paris) Marvelli Gallery (New York) Yossi Milo (New York) Obsis(Genevilliers) Priska Pasquer (Cologne) Françoise Paviot (Paris) The Photographers (Londres) Photo & Contemporary (Turin) Picture Photo Space (Osaka) Serge Plantureux (Paris) Polaris (Paris) Fernando Pradilla (Madrid) Le Reverbère (Lyon) Ricco/Maresca (New York) Scout Gallery (Londres) Michael Senft Masterworks & Virginia Green (East Hampton/New York) Serieuze Zaken (Amsterdam) Bruce Silverstein (New York) Sfeir-Semler (Hambourg) Silk Road(Téhéran) Staley-Wise (New York) Taik gallery (Helsinki) Toluca (Paris) Torch Gallery (Amsterdam) Trabant (Vienne) Vintage (Budapest) Vu' la Galerie(Paris) Esther Woerdehoff (Paris) Thomas Zander (Cologne) Zéro L'Infini (Etuz) Van Zoetendaal (Amsterdam)

EDITEURS
Filigranes Editions (Trézélan) Simon Finch Rare Books (Londres) Images en Man|uvres Editions (Marseille) Librairie La Chambre Claire (Paris) Librairie 213 (Paris) J.J Heckenhauer (Berlin) Lodima Press (Revere/USA) Tissato Nakahara (Paris) Antiquariaat L.van Paddenburgh (Leiden) Rocket(Londres) Schaden.com (Cologne)

STATEMENT
John M Armleder, Susanna Kulli (Zürich)
Erik Dettwiler, Bernhard Bischoff (Thun)
Thomas Flechtner, Blancpain Stepczynski (Genève)
Régis Golay, Edward Mitterrand (Genève)
Claudio Moser, Skopia (Genève)
Nathalie Rebholz, Analix Forever (Genève)
Jules Spinatsch, Ausstellungsraum25 (Zürich)
Shirana Shahbazi, Evergreene (Genève)


GUIDE PRATIQUE

Lieu Paris - Carrousel du Louvre
Dates 11-14 novembre 2004
Après-midi professionnelle 10 novembre de 16h à 19h
Vernissage 10 novembre de 19h à 23h (sur invitation)

Horaires
Jeudi 11 novembre de 11h à 20h
Vendredi 12 novembre de 11h à 22h
Samedi 13 novembre de 11h à 20h
Dimanche 14 novembre de 11h à 19h

Exhibition dates : November 11 - 14, 2004
Open : 11am to 8pm
Opening (invite only) : Wednesday 10th , 7 to 11pm
Address : Le Carrousel du Louvre - Paris - France
Tel : 33 (0) 1 41 90 47 70
Fax : 33 (0) 1 41 90 48 77
E-mail : parisphoto@reedexpo.fr
Website : http://www.parisphoto.fr

See Photography Now for info about international exhibitions: http://www.photography-now.com/

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   Stephen Cohens "photo New York 2004"

October 14 -17, 2004 Metropolitan Galleries The First New York International Photographic Art Exposition Preview Reception for the benefit of the Jewish Museum October 14, 6-9PM

The elegant 30,000 square foot space, located at 125 W. 18th Street between sixth and seventh avenue, is centrally located and easy to get to by public transportation. The primary focus of this event is contemporary photo-based art with quality exhibitors of 19th and 20th century master works from around the world.

The opening reception will be for the benefit of the Jewish Museum, celebrating their centennial year. There will be a day of lectures and a seminar on collecting fine art photography in the upstairs gallery of the Metropolitan Pavilion.

Larry Fink and Joel-Peter Witkin will lecture on their work and noted critic, curator and artist, Max Kozloff, will give a talk. Other lecturers and panelists will be named later.

Currently on exhibit at the Stephen Cohen Gallery, Los Angeles
Tracey Snelling - Last Picture Show , September 9th - November 6th, 2004
Graciela Sacco Outside September 9th - November 10th, 2004

Photo l.a. 2004  archive, held January 2004 WIPI Booth, presented artists, Michele Dugan, Jean Ferro, Stephanie Flack, Freyda Miller, Elizabeth Opalenik, Juanita Richeson with pecial presentation of Ruth Bernhard.
See artist porfolios and SEE onsite images of event and ...the final hours..behind the scenes after the event...packing up!

Gala Awards ceremony at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, December 7th

Women In Photography International Member winners:

Christine Burgoyne, Stephanie Flack, C.C. Clarke, Nancy Martin

• international photography awards -   Discovering new and emerging talent from all over the globe, conducts two parallel competitions each year - one for professional photographers who earn the majority of their livelihood from their craft and a second for nonprofessional or amateur. Certificates of excellence will be awarded in 54 categories to both groups: The fourteen major prizewinners-seven professionals and seven non-professionals
-will also compete for the coveted title of International Photographer of the Yearª and the $10,000 prize.

CONTACT: Stephen Perloff FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
215-891-0214
info@photoreview.org

Vintage and Contemporary Work by an International
Who's Who of Photography Up for Bid

LANGHORNE, PA--The Photo Review, a critical journal of photography, will hold its Annual Benefit Auction on Saturday, November 6, 2004 at 7 p.m. in the Dorrance-Hamilton Building at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

The event will feature an international slate of photographers as well as a host of Philadelphia artists. Beginning and experienced collectors alike will have the opportunity to bid on work by such historic masters as Francis Frith, Milton Greene, Philippe Halsman, Lewis Hine, Eadweard Muybridge, August Sander, Lou Stoumen, Josef Sudek, and Weegee, as well as Barbara Morgan's famous image of Martha Graham, Letter to the World (The Kick) ($2,500-$3,500). Among the contemporary photo stars whose work will go on the block are Shelby Lee Adams, Elinor Carucci, Lois Greenfield, Michael Kenna, Cindy Sherman, Jock Sturges, Jerry N. Uelsmann, Alex Webb, and William Wegman, while featured local luminaries include David Graham, Larry Fink, and Ray K. Metzker, and Ruth Thorne-Thomsen. According to Photo Review editor Stephen Perloff, prices will range from $50 to $4,000.

A New York preview will be held from October 12-14 at the Sarah Morthland Gallery, 511 W. 25th St., Suite 704, New York, NY 10001, from 11-5:30 p.m., in conjunction with the fall photography auctions.

A preview will be held at the Dorrance-Hamilton Building on Friday, November 5 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturday, November 6 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., just prior to the auction. Proceeds from the auction, a popular event since 1983, fund such activities as an annual juried competition for emerging photographers. Admission is free with purchase of the fully illustrated catalog, available through The Photo Review, 215-891-0214. Buyers may preview the auction on-line, and place bids at http://www.photoreview.org. The website will be on-line in early October.

Images available upon request.

THE PHOTO REVIEW
Founded in 1976, The Photo Review is a critical journal of photography that covers events around the world and serves as a central resource for the Mid-Atlantic region. The quarterly journal contains reviews, portfolios, interviews, book reviews, and news, while the companion newsletter, issued eight times a year, contains the most complete exhibition listings from New York to Washington, and exhibition opportunities and news from around the world. Subscriptions are $38 a year.

PHOTO AUCTION TO BENEFIT THE PHOTO REVIEW

What: Annual Benefit Auction
In support of The Photo Review

When: Saturday, November 6, 2004 at 7 p.m.
Auction admission with purchase of catalogue ($12).

Where: Dorrance-Hamilton Building
University of the Arts, Broad and Pine Streets, Philadelphia

Featuring: 270 photographs by an international slate of photographers
Including such masters as Shelby Lee Adams, Elinor Carucci, Lois Greenfield, Michael Kenna, Cindy Sherman, Jock Sturges, Jerry N. Uelsmann, Alex Webb, and William Wegman. Local luminaries include David Graham, Larry Fink, and Ray K. Metzker.

Price range: $50 to $4,000

Preview: Friday, November 5, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, November 6, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (prior to auction)

Catalog: Fully illustrated available for $12 by calling 215-891-0214.

On-line: Preview or bid at www.photoreview.org.

Proceeds: Support activities of The Photo Review,
including the annual juried competition for emerging photographers.

Contact: Stephen Perloff
The Photo Review
140 East Richardson Avenue, Suite 301
Langhorne, PA 19047
Phone: 215/891-0214
Fax: 215/891-9358
E-Mail: info@photoreview.org
Website: http://www.photoreview.org

Best of Show: Stephanie Flack   People's Choice: Gabrielle Gianella 
See complete list of winners   International Jury panel bios    Recently Archived Oct. 2004

Decisive Moments a WIPI tribute to Henri Cartier-Bresson

deadline Dec. 1, 2004 see page for early entry special discount