A publication of Shai Kremer's body of work, entitled Shai Kremer: Infected Landscape, will be released in September 2008 by Dewi Lewis Publishing, UK. Signed advance copies of the book are now available for purchase from the Robert Koch Gallery. For more information, please contact the gallery.
		CARL DE KEYZER A retrospective of Carl De Keyzer's work entitled Trinity: Photograhies 1991-2007 has been published by Celf International, Inc, New York. Trinity: Photographies, 1991-2007, a solo exhibition of Carl De Keyzer's work at the Bibliotheque Nationale de France, Paris, was on view through April 13, 2008. Carl De Keyzer's work is also included in the exhibition Landscapes with Water at the Concertgebouw in Bruges, Belgium through June 2008.
		MICHAEL WOLF The Transparent City, a solo exhibition featuring Wolf's latest series, will be shown at the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago in November 2008. Concurrently, a monograph by the same name and co-published by the MoCP and Aperture will be released. Wolf's installation The Real Toy Story will be shown at the Shanghai Biennale 2008 in September. Michael Wolf's photographs were singled out as a highlight of ArtChicago 2008 in a Chicago Tribune article entitled "A New Medium Emerges at Resurgent Artropolis," by Tribune critic Alan G. Artner. As part of China Design Now, selections from Michael Wolf's Architecture of Density series and the installation The Real Toy Story were recently on view at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Photographs by Wolf can be seen in the exhibition Eastern Standard, Western Artists in China at the MASS MoCA in North Adams, Massachusetts (through late Fall 2008). National Geographic magazine includes Michael Wolf's Real Fake Art #13, Van Gogh, $7.- in its May 2008 China: Inside the Dragon edition. Real Fake Art #1, Roy Lichtenstein , $30.50 was featured on the cover of THE magazine's February/March 2008 photography issue. Art + Auction reproduced six of Wolf's Copy Art images in their Investment Annual 2007.
		AMY STEIN Amy Stein's forthcoming publication Domesticated won Best Photography Book honors at the New York Photo Awards.
		SHAI KREMER The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York has recently acquired Shai Kremer's photograph Urban Warfare Training Center, Panorama, Tze'elim, Israel, 2007, for its collection. SFMOMA also plans to acquire this same print. Kremer's work will be featured in the following exhibitions in 2008: HumanQuake - The Museum on the Seam, Jerusalem, Israel (July, Group Show) Israeli Panoramas, Herzelya Museum, Herzelya, Israel (September, Solo Show)
		DEBRA BLOOMFIELD A monograph of Debra Bloomfield's photographs entitled, Still: Oceanscapes by Debra Bloomfield, with an introduction written by Terry Tempest Williams, has been released by Chronicle Books. The book will soon be available for purchase through the publications page of our website. Debra Bloomfield, along with Terry Tempest Williams, will give a lecture at the San Francisco Art Institute on Monday, June 30, 2008 at 7:30pm. The evening is presented by Chronicle Books and PhotoAlliance.
		JO WHALEY A monograph of Jo Whaley's work, entitled The Theater of Insects, with essays by Linda Weiner and Deborah Klochko, will be released by Chronicle Books in November 2008.
		BILL OWENS Bill Owens's work will be featured in the upcoming exhibition Beyond the Backyard at the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago (June 20 - August 23, 2008). A new publication, Bill Owens, an overview of all Owens's work, has recently been released and a re-issue of out-of-print Working: I Do It For the Money will be released late in 2008.
		JEFF BROUWS Jeff Brouws's work will be featured in the Fall exhibition Road Trip at the San Jose Museum of Art (September 19 - January 25, 2009). SFMOMA has acquired four photographs from the Abandoned Gasoline Stations series for its collection. The Fogg Museum at Harvard has acquired the Freshly Painted Houses Portfolio for its collection.
		LARRY SCHWARM 30 photographs from the Tornado, Greensburg, Kansas series by Larry Schwarm are currently on view in a solo exhibition at the Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita, Kansas (through August 10, 2008). Photographs from Tornado, Greensburg, Kansas series can also be seen in the January 2008 issue of PDN (Photo District News) magazine.
		NICHOLAS PRIOR Photographs by Nicholas Prior are included in a group show entitled Common Grounds at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO (through July 18, 2008). The exhibition also includes work by Tina Barney, Jim Dine, David Hockney, Joel Sternfeld, and Milton Avery, among others. Reproductions of Prior's images are included in Presumed Innocence by Anne Higgonet, Rachel Lafo, and Kate Dempsey, a catalog published by the DeCordova Museum to accompany their exhibition of the same name. Prior's work can be seen at the F/Stop 2nd International Photography Festival, Leipzig, in one of their curated exhibitions (July 16 - 20, 2008).
		CHRISTIAN PATTERSON Christian Patterson was nominated for his latest series Out There in the Personal Work/Fine Art Series category at the New York Photo Awards 2008. Patterson discusses the inspiration behind his photographs in a recent interview by The Sonic Blog, a German art and photography blog. To read the interview please visit: visit: An Interview with Christian Patterson. Patterson's first monograph Sound Affects debuted at Art Cologne 2008.
		DEBBIE FLEMING CAFFERY An article entitled The Aftermath of Katrina by Debbie Fleming Caffery is featured on www.takegreatpictures.com. The article details her experience of photographing Louisiana after the devastating storm and is accompanied by many of her Hurricane Katrina photographs. Fleming Caffery was recently awarded an Open Society Institute Katrina Media Fellowship, which, in conjunction with Hurricane Katrina's one-year anniversary, honors projects in photography and other media that "deepen public understanding of the critical social issues the storm laid bare."
		BRIAN ULRICH A reproduction of Brian Ulrich's Grainger, IN appeared in the March 2008 issue of Harper's Magazine. The group exhibition Food for Thought at the Light Factory, Charlotte, North Carolina (March 6 - June 27, 2008) features work by Brian Ulrich.
		LAUREN GREENFIELD Lauren Greenfield's newest film, Kids + Money, winner of the audience award for short films at AFI Fest, was officially selected to screen at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. The film can also be seen at the Newport Film Festival (June 3 - 8, 2008), the Jackson Hole Film Festival (June 5 - 8, 2008), and the Silverdocs Film Festival (June 16 - 23, 2008). Photographs by Lauren Greenfield featured in the February 2008 issue of GQ are supplemented by a multimedia audio slide-show that can be found on GQ.com.