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SUMMARY:Salon #44 - Jane Evelyn Atwood
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, 11 September 2019: 10×10 hosted a very special salon with photographer Jane Evelyn Atwood at the home of Russet Lederman and Jeff Gutterman in Manhattan.\n\n\n\nA Selection of Photobooks by Jane Evelyn Atwood\n\n\n\nJane Evelyn Atwood was born in New York and has been living in France since 1971. Her work reflects a deep involvement with her subjects over long periods of time. Fascinated by people and by the idea of exclusion\, she has managed to penetrate worlds that most of us do not know\, or choose to ignore.She is the author of thirteen books: Nächtlicher Alltag on Parisian prostitutes (Mahnert-Lueg\, Munich\, 1980);Légionnaires\, 18 months with one regiment of the Foreign Legion(Hologramme\, 1986); Exterieur Nuit\, on the blind (Editions Nathan/Actes Sud\, 1998); Trop de Peines\, Femmes en Prison (Albin Michel\, 2000) and Too Much Time\, Women in Prison (Phaidon\, 2000)\, a ten-year project that remains the definitive photographic reference on female incarceration to date; Sentinelles de l’Ombre\, (Le Seuil)\, four years on the devastation of landmines in Cambodia\, Mozambique\, Angola\, Kosovo\, and Afghanistan; A Contre Coup (with Annette Lucas)\, fifteen portraits of French women who have survived abuse (Xavier Barral); Haiti (Actes Sud);  and Badate\, the immigration phenomenon of Ukrainian women who become caregivers for Italien elderly (Silvana Editoriale\, Milan). In 2010\, with Jane Evelyn Atwood #125 (Actes Sud)\, she joined the prestigious collection of Photo Poche Monographs. In 2011\, Xavier Barral re-edits her first story about Parisian prostitutes in Rue Des Lombards. A series of conversations with Jane Evelyn Atwood and Christine Delory-Momberger is published by André Frere Editions in the collection\, Juste Entre Nous\, in 2015. In 2018\, Le Bec En L’Air\, Marseille\, France\,  publishes Pigalle People\, a 1978-1979 documentary work never before shown. Pigalle\, the infamous red-light district in Paris\, frequented by transsexuals and other regulars\, is a neighborhood that has since been totally gentrified. The text\, personal and by the photographer\, is in English and French in the same edition. This work was exhibited in July\, 2018\, as part of the Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles\, France.Jane Evelyn Atwood is the recipient of many prestigious international awards\, including the first W. Eugene Smith Award\, 1980; a World Press Foundation Prize\, Amsterdam\, 1987; the Grand Prix Paris Match du Photojournalisme and the Grand Prix du Portfolio de la Société Civile des Auteurs Multimédia (SCAM)\, 1990; the Ernst Haas Award\, 1994; the Oskar Barnack Prize\, Leica Camera\, 1997; and an Alfred Eisenstaedt Award\, 1998. In 2005\, she was given the Charles Flint Kellogg Award in Arts and Letters from Bard College\, U.S.A. In 2018 she received a Lucie Award in the U.S.A.\, and the Planète Albert Khan lifetime achievement Award in France.Jane Evelyn Atwood has exhibited internationally and her photos are in public and private collections.  In 2011 she had her first retrospective at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris\, France. In 2018\, Fatima Souliha-Manet adapts Jane Evelyn Atwood’s book on women in prison to the theatre. Too Much Time is performed in theatres in Paris and the suburbs to critical acclaim.In the USA Jane Evelyn Atwood is represented editorially by Contact Press Images\, and for print sales by L. Parker Stephenson Photographs. \n\n\n\nA big thank you to Russet and Jeff. \n\n\n\nJane Evelyn Atwood\n\n\n\nJane Evelyn Atwood selecting a book to speak about.\n\n\n\nJane Evelyn Atwood signing books.
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SUMMARY:Salon #45 - Raymond Meeks and Libraryman
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, 16 September 2019: 10×10 hosted a “pre-NYABF Salon” with photographers Raymond Meeks – and Lucile Boiron with Tony Cederteg\, founder of Libraryman. Thank you Lindsay Thompson Agency for generously sharing their space with us!\n\n\n\nHalfstory Halflife by Raymond Meeks\, 2018 © chose commune\n\n\n\nRaymond Meeks is recognized for his books and pictures\, centered on family and place. He is currently working on a new set of Journals\, titled Dumbsaint\, published by TIS Books – Vol. 1\, Township (Sept. 2017)\, is a collaboration with Tim Carpenter and Adrianna Ault\, guest-edited – with a short story – by Brad Zellar. Meeks latest book is Halfstory Halflife\, which was shortlisted as “Photobook of the Year” for the Aperture / Paris Photo Book Awards 2018. Raymond Meeks lives and works in the Hudson Valley of New York.    \n\n\n\nBooks by Libraryman © 2019\n\n\n\nLucile Boiron\, the recipient of the 2019 Libraryman Award for her series Womb\, lives and works in Paris. After studying applied arts\, she attended École nationale supérieure Louis-Lumière in Saint-Denis near Paris. Boiron’s work focuses on color as the structure for a direct approach that subverts traditional documentary codes. In particular\, she addresses issues of the body\, vulnerability\, aging\, and destruction. In 2016\, her work took a new turn to reflect on the fine art possibilities of photography and experiment with photographic processes that conceptually use images as building materials. \n\n\n\nLibraryman\, established in 2008 by Tony Cederteg\, publishes contemporary photobooks\, based in Antwerp and Stockholm. Working with photographers and artists who have an interest in publishing new or archival work\, Libraryman believes in establishing a relationship with all involved in a project’s process. Working closely with the artist\, Libraryman seeks to produce work that illustrates the artist’s original intentions – so their vision is never compromised. This collaborative effort ensures that both the artist and the publisher never sacrifice their carefully crafted identity. \n\n\n\nRaymond Meeks shares his books.\n\n\n\nTony Cederteg of Libraryman with Lucile Boiron.
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