28 March 2018: 10x10 enjoyed an evening of photobooks with photobook-maker and collector Stefan Vanthyune from Belgium. Librarian, educator and artist Deirdre Donohue gave a “Spotlight Talk” on Dare Wright. A big thank you goes to Flowers Gallery in New York City for hosting! Stefan Vanthuyne is a writer, researcher and photographer. He publishes books…
10 April 2018: 10x10 partnered with Magnum Foundation for a salon with photographers and photobook-makers Carolyn Drake and Arthur Tress (in discussion with Tim Soter.) While living in Istanbul, Carolyn Drake spent a decade making photo-based work abroad, producing three acclaimed, self-published photobooks: Two Rivers (2013), Wild Pigeon (2014), and Internat (2017). An exhibition of…
18 April 2018: 10x10 partnered with Aperture Foundation for a salon panel discussion on "Art Book and Photobook Fairs: Alternative Approaches." Tired of yet another photobook fair?Disappointed by sales?Can't find a drink or a seat?Looking to expand the boundaries of the book? Then you should have attended 10x10’s Art Book and Photobook Fairs: Alternative Approaches…
9 May 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with Susan Lipper and Michael Dalton at the home of collector David Solo. Susan Lipper is a New York based artist, Yale MFA 1983. Among the monographs on her work are Domesticated Land (2018), trip (1999) and Grapevine (1994) – a trilogy chronicling her travels from East to…
24 May 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with Nina Berman and Rein Jelle Terpstra with Brian Wallis at the Magnum Foundation. Nina Berman is a documentary photographer, filmmaker, author and educator. She’s a member of NOOR images and is an associate professor at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Recent works include the short documentary…
26 June 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with Edward Grazda and Andrea Modica at the home of Russet Lederman and Jeff Gutterman. Edward Grazda (BFA, RISD, 1969) has been photographing since high school – and lived in NYC between 1970-2010. Grazda works as photographer, photo editor, and printer – and has photographed throughout Asia, Europe,…
17 July 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with Daniel Shea and Nick Sethi at Daniel Shea's studio. Daniel Shea is an artist based in New York City. He has been a resident artist at Light Work, Syracuse, and Columbia College Chicago. A new book of photographs, 43-35 10th Street, has been published by Kodoji Press…
18 September 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with Catalina de la Cruz and Liz Sales at the Center for Book Arts. Catalina De la Cruz, born and resides in Santiago de Chile, uses photographic processes of the 19th century and digital photography to create unique, handmade (edition of one) “photo-chemical” photobooks. She addresses themes of…
21 October 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with three How We See contributors: Pixy Liao, Eva Saukane and Federica Chiocchetti at the Magnum Foundation. Chinese artist Pixy Liao was born and raised in Shanghai and currently resides in Brooklyn. She has received numerous fellowships and awards, including a NYFA Fellowship in photography, En Foco's New…
27 November 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with Matilde Vittoria Laricchia & Valentino Barachini, founders of Italian publisher Origini edizioni, at the home of Collector David Solo. Origini edizioniwas founded in 2014, through the efforts and ideas of Valentino Barachini and Matilde Vittoria Laricchia. It is a small-scale, independent, photobook publishing house that walks the…
11 December 2018: 10x10 hosted a salon with Mary Frey and Tine Guns at the Flowers Gallery. Mary Frey, a photographer who lives and works in Massachusetts, earned her MFA from Yale, and has taught at the Hartford Art School. She has received numerous awards, notably a Guggenheim Fellowship (1984) and two fellowships from the…
21 February 2019: 10x10 held a salon with Duane Michals and Adam Fuss at the home of Richard and Ronnie Grosbard. Duane Michals (b. 1932, McKeesport, PA) is one of the great photographic innovators of the last century, widely known for his work with series, multiple exposures, and text. Beginning in the ’60s, an era…
