JEFF BROUWS

Brouws is included in the exhibition, La photographie n’est pas l’art. La collection Silvio Perlstein, which opened at the Musée d’Ixelles, Brussels, Belgium and travels to the Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain, Strasbourg, Belgium in early 2010.

He will also be in a group show at Fotofest in Houston, through April 25, 2010, curated by Natasha Egan, Associate Director and Curator, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College, Chicago.

ELLIOTT ERWITT

La Maison Européenne de la Photographie, in Paris, recently exhibited over 130 of Erwitt's photographs in a show entitled Personal Best.

DEBBIE FLEMING CAFFERY

Anthropy Arts has released a documentary on Debbie Fleming Caffery - available on DVD here.

Debbie Fleming Caffery is featured in the Fall 2009 issue of Aperture Magazine.

LAUREN GREENFIELD

Lauren Greenfield is featured in the exhibition Engaged Observers: Documentary Photography since the Sixties, which runs June 29–November 14, 2010, at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.

Engaged Observers: Documentary Photography since the Sixties explores the direction of published photograph essays in the second half of the 20th century. The show focuses on a diverse array of independent photojournalists who have sought to develop their work beyond traditional media outlets, pursuing book-length projects of artistic proportions. Important bodies of work by Leonard Freed, W. Eugene Smith, and Lauren Greenfield, among others, are included. A section of the exhibition is devoted to tracing the origins of the genre, touching on American Civil War photographs, turn-of-the-century activist projects by Jacob Riis and Lewis Hine, Depression-era photography, and the development of a modern photojournalism aesthetic in early illustrated newspapers and picture magazines.

CARL de KEYZER

Carl de Keyzer's exhibition Congo (belge) is on display at the FotoMuseum, in Antwerp, through May 5, 2010. For more information please click here.

Congo (belge)
Carl De Keyzer, a Belgian photographer and member of the renowned agency Magnum, created a number of photographs that provide a penetrating picture of the vestiges of Belgium in modern Congo. He followed the route of tourist attractions from the colonial period as described in an old travel guide. The result is a unique series of photographs with historical significance, which is confrontational because it evokes questions about the way in which Belgium fleshed out colonization from the architectural and urban viewpoint, as well as about the causes of the present state of chaos and decay.

On the occasion of this exhibition a book with the same title will be published by Lannoo.

SHAI KREMER

Kremer's recent work was the focus of a feature in the New York Times called The City Visible. Read it here.

Kremer's work was shown in the exhibition Reality Check at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York in 2009.

WAYNE LEVIN

Levin's new book, Akule will be published this July by Editions Limited.

JOEL MEYEROWITZ

Joel Meyerowitz's Legacy: The Preservation of Wilderness in New York City Parks, was recently published by Aperture, and a major exhibition of the same title was on view at Museum of the City of New York.

Joel Meyerowitz has been photographing over 50 nature preserves and public spaces throughout New York City and the surrounding communities for a two-year project commissioned by the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation. The complete archive of images will be available on the Department's website; exhibits of the project will also be shown at select museums.

Meyerowitz's retrospective book will be published by Phaidon Press in Spring 2010.

JOSHUA LUTZ

The Joshua Lutz exhibition was reviewed by Kenneth Baker of the San Francisco Chronicle. You can read the full review here.

Lutz was interviewed by Jörg M. Colberg in the Fall 2009 issue of spot, the magazine of the Houston Center for Photography.

BILL OWENS

Bill Owens is featured in the exhibition In Focus: Tasteful Pictures, which runs April 6–August 22, 2010, at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.

In Focus: Tasteful Pictures
Photographers have been enticed by the subject of food since the earliest years of the medium. Drawn exclusively from the Museum's collection, this selection of more than twenty works highlights important technological and aesthetic developments, including bountiful still life compositions, innovative close-ups and photograms, and documentary studies. Among the photographers featured are Roger Fenton, Adolphe Braun, Edward Weston, Bill Owens, Martin Parr, and Taryn Simon.

A re-issue of Owens' seminal, out-of-print book Working: I Do It For the Money will soon be released by Fotofolio.

AMY STEIN

Amy Stein's work is featured on the cover of the Spring 2010 issue of Art Lies, A Contemporary Art Quarterly.

The LABoral Centro de Arte in Gijon, Spain included Stein's work in the exhibition Auto, Dream and Matter. The exhibition will then travel to the Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo in Madrid.

LARRY SCHWARM

Larry Schwarm's work was featured in the Fall 2009 issue of spot, the magazine of the Houston Center for Photography.

BRIAN ULRICH

Brian Ulrich is the recipient of a 2009 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship in Photography.

Ulrich was recently interviewed about his Copia series on the NPR program, The Story. It aired August 5, 2009, hear it here.

Brian Ulrich is in a group show at Fotofest in Houston, through April 25, 2010, curated by Natasha Egan, Associate Director and Curator Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College, Chicago.

Artslant's Chicago City Editor, Abraham Ritchie interviewed Brian Ulrich for the June, 2009 feature on Artslant's Rack Room. To read the full interview click here.

MICHAEL WOLF

Michael Wolf has been awarded first place in the "Daily Life: Singles" category of the World Press Photo Contest 2010.

Wolf is currently part of of group exhibition at Jerusalem's Museum on the Seam entitled Home Less Home.

Wolf's Paris Street View series is on view at the Goethe-Institut Hong Kong through April 17, 2010.

Wolf's Paris Street View series is featured in the spring issue of Foam Magazine. You can view the magazine here. An accompanying large-scale, outdoor exhibition of Paris Street View is presented in Amsterdam by Zuidas Virtual Museum and Foam_Fotografiemuseum through April 10, 2010.

Wolf's outdoor exhibition of Paris Street View was reviewed by Andrea Alessi on Artslant. You can read the full review
here.

Wolf's Transparent City #46 was featured in the November, 2009 issue of Beaux Arts Magazine.

Michael Wolf was included in a group show curated by Camilla Boemio at the Festa dell'Architettura in Rome this past Fall.