K.D.Wolff refused entry to US

The Guardian September 29, 2009
Alison Flood
PEN, the international writers’ organisation, has condemned the news that prestigious German publisher and former student activist Karl-Dietrich Wolff has been denied entry to the US. He was due to speak at Vassar College about African American civil rights and 20th century Germany.
The 66-year-old Wolff, former head of the Socialist [...]

Residency Exhibition and Benefit Auction – SAVE THE DATES!

SAVE THE DATES
Saturday, October 17, 2009, 6-9pm | Opening Reception of the 2009 Create Change Artist Residency Program exhibition
The Laundromat Project and SUPERFRONT Gallery partner to present the 2009 Create Change Artist Residency Program exhibition. This year’s artists, Carlos Martinez, Michael Premo, and Tracee Worley, have leveraged the space of local laundromats to engage their [...]

too much chocolate + Kodak film grant

(Thanks, Orville, and what’s up, Kodak? Is this surplus film? A commitment to continue film production?)
Too much chocolate is excited to partner with Kodak in offering its first-ever film grant program, with submissions opening September 1st, 2009. This grant will provide 10 non-represented photographers with the film needed to execute a new or ongoing personal [...]

Photographers’ Fellowship Fund 2009

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Caught or Captured?

I was familiar with Bill Sullivan’s work—I really like those turnstile photos—but had not seen Charles Fréger’s portraits before. Check his site—he, too, has some interesting projects. Lyle Rexer is the show’s curator. Oh snap—I’ll be in New York this weekend. Maybe I’ll go see it.