INSTAsalon #84 – Rich-Joseph Facun
Rich-Joseph Facun, photographerwith Jasmine Facun, editor and collaboratorLive from Athens, OhioDiscussing Black Diamonds (Fall Line Press, 2021)
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INSTAsalon #85 – Solmaz Daryani and Svetlana Bachevanova
Solmaz Daryani, photographerwith Svetlana Bachevanova, founder and director of FotoEvidenceLive from London and New YorkDiscussing Daryani's The Eyes of Earth (FotoEvidence, 2021)
INSTAsalon #86 – Rafal Milach and Jörg Colberg
Rafał Milach, photographer with Jörg Colberg, writer, photographer and educator Live from Warsaw and MassachusettsDiscussing STRAJK / STRIKE (Jednostka Gallery, 2021)
Salon #54 – Luis Weinstein / Photobooks from Chile
9 February 2022: 10x10 hosted a salon on photobooks from Chile with photographer Luis Weinstein in a private home in Manhattan. Chilean publications written with photographs have a long tradition of over 150 years and cover a wide range of genres, from photobook essays to almost hand-made visual poetry, from political propaganda to large coffee…
Salon #55 – Anita Pouchard Serra and Matarile Ediciones
2 March 2022: 10x10 hosted a salon with photographer Anita Pouchard Serra and artist / publisher Martha Naranjo Sandoval of Matarile Ediciones with photographer groana melendez at the Center for Book Arts in Manhattan. Anita Pouchard Serra (@anitapouchardserra) is a French-Argentinian visual storyteller working on stories that affect her personally, connecting to current societal issues…
Salon #56 — Justine Kurland, Laura Larson
Justine Kurland on her SCUMB Manifesto (MACK, 2022) and Laura Larson on her City of Incurable Women (Saint Lucy Books, 2022)
AIPAD Talk
Join Olga Yatskevich and Russet Lederman, co-founders of 10x10 Photobooks, for a virtual discussion about What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843-1991, winner of the Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation Photography Catalogue of the Year Award for 2021.
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Salon #57—Accra Shepp
Accra Shepp, Radical Justice: Lifting Every Voice (Convoke, 2022)
The Photobook Ecosystem: Searching for Sustainable Approaches
A panel discussion co-presented by 10x10 Photobooks and the Sustainable Photobook Publishing Network
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What They Saw in Bryant Park
Bryant Park 5th Avenue between 40th and 42nd Streets, New York City, NY, United StatesOn the front porches on either side of the main entrance of The New York Public Library, What They Saw is showcasing images of six historical photobooks by women.
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Work/Cited: Rewriting Photobook History to Include Women
In this episode, of the New York Pubic Library's online Work/Cited program, NYPL's Elizabeth Cronin and editors/researchers Olga Yatskevich and Russet Lederman, co-editors of What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women, 1843–1999, will discuss women's involvement in the emergence and development of the photographic book—sharing both well-known books, as well as many forgotten examples.
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What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women Reading Rooms @ NYPL
New York Public Library — 42nd Street 476 5th Ave, New York, New York, United StatesA hands-on reading room and rare book experience of historical photobooks by women at the New York Public Library.
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