Please visit our booth at the following art fairs: AIPAD: The Photography Show New York 2008 April 10-13, 2008 Park Avenue Armory 643 Park Avenue New York City, New York 10065 Booth #309 Art Chicago 2008 April 25 - 28, 2008 The Merchandise Mart 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza Chicago, IL 60654 Booth #236
		DEBBIE FLEMING CAFFERY and
		LARRY SCHWARM In the December 22, 2007 San Francisco Chronicle, Kenneth Baker reviews Aftermath: Debbie Fleming Caffery, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Louisiana; Larry Schwarm, Tornado, Greensburg, Kansas, discussing Schwarm's photographs in relation to Jeff Wall's work and also commenting on the visual ironies found in Fleming Caffery's photographs. To read the complete review, click the following link: www.kochgallery.com/exhibitions/pr_LSC_DFC_Chron.html Debbie Fleming Caffery and Larry Schwarm were interviewed on the NBC11 (Cable Channel 3) program Bay Area Vista regarding their Robert Koch Gallery Aftermath exhibition. The interview aired Sunday, January 6, 2008.
		DEBBIE FLEMING CAFFERY Debbie Fleming Caffery's Hurricane Katrina work is included in the Moving Walls 14 Group Exhibit at the Open Society Institute, New York through October 24, 2008. Fleming Caffery gave a photographic presentation and lecture at the National Geographic magazine's Annual Photography Seminar, held at their Washington, D.C. headquarters on Thursday, January 10, 2008. 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."
		LARRY SCHWARM Photographs from Larry Schwarm's Tornado, Greensburg, Kansas series can be seen in the January 2008 issue of PDN Photo District News Magazine.
		EDWARD BURTYNSKY Edward Burtynsky was selected to receive the 2008 ICP Infinity Award in the Art category. Eastern Standard, Western Artists in China at the MASS MoCA (through late Fall 2008) features photographs by Edward Burtynsky. A two page spread of China Manufacturing #17: Deda Chicken Processing Plant, Dehui, Jilin Province, China appears in THE magazine's February/March 2008 photography issue. In the San Francisco Chronicle on October 6, 2007 Kenneth Baker reviews Edward Burtynsky: Quarries, the exhibition at Robert Koch Gallery. Baker examines the resemblance of Burtynsky's photographs to sculpture, architecture, and analytic cubism. Baker concludes that Burtynsky's success as an artist resides in his ability to bring together the aesthetic appeal of quarries and their significance: "That [Burtynsky] has persisted in this reflection, while producing images of memorable impact and elegance, qualifies him as a major artist." Several of Burtynsky's photographs are included in a virtual San Francisco photography tour for the show Spark with KQED, visit: Spark Art Tours. Metropolis Magazine interviews Edward Burtynsky and highlights his work in their January 2007 issue, visit: Searching for the Future. Burtynsky's latest monograph Quarries, published by Steidl, is the winner of the German book award Deustcher Fotobuchpreis 2008. Signed copies can be purchased through the publication page of our website. Manufactured Landscapes, a documentary about Edward Burtynsky has been released on DVD. Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal directed the 90-minute film, which debuted at the Toronto Film Festival and was screened at the Sundance Film Festival. The film follows Burtynsky's explorations of various landscapes across China, from the Three Gorges Dam to China's oversized, overpolluted cities.
		MICHAEL WOLF As part of China Design Now, selections from Michael Wolf's Architecture of Density series and the installation The Real Toy Story are now on view at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London (through June 1, 2008). 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. 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). Pieces of China, an exhibition catalogue published by the Tampere Art Museum, Finland, was recently reviewed in the I Photo Central Newsletter. The publication includes work from several of Michael Wolf's series including Architecture of Density, Copy Art, and 100 x 100. National Geographic magazine includes Michael Wolf's Real Fake Art #13 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.
		CARL DE KEYZER De Keyzer's photographs were included in a group exhibition entitled, Moving Walls 13 in New York City. The Open Society Institute sponsored the show to continue to "support engaged photographers who strive to bring attention to underreported social issues." Trinity: Photographies, 1991-2007, a solo exhibition of Carl De Keyzer's work at the Bibliotheque Nationale de France, Paris, runs from January 29 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).
		DEBRA BLOOMFIELD A monograph of Debra Bloomfield's photographs entitled, Still: Oceanscapes by Debra Bloomfield, with an introduction written by Tempest Williams, is set to be released by Chronicle Books in March 2008. The book will be available for purchase through the publications page of our website.
		BILL OWENS Bill Owen's photograph Altamont are included in a virtual San Francisco photography tour for the show Spark with KQED, visit: Spark Art Tours. Owen's work is featured in a solo exhibition entitled Bill Owens: Suburbia Revisited (February 2 - March 30, 2008) at the Arnolfini, a center for contemporary arts located in Bristol, U.K. A new publication, Bill Owens, an overview of all Owens's work, 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 will give a lecture for photography students at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY on April 18, 2008 in Bldg 76 (the Carlson Building) at 7pm. A review of Jeff Brouws's Readymades series and the book Approaching Nowhere appear in the October 2007 issue of Art in America. ArtNews includes a reproduction of Car in Landscape in its October 2007 issue. 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.
		CHRISTIAN PATTERSON Christian Patterson's work is included in the Noise: Young American Photography group show, which was exhibited in Milan in Spring 2007 and Berlin in Fall 2007. The exhibition will next travel to Copenhagen and Dubai. Christian Patterson's first monograph Sound Affects will debut at Art Cologne 2008. In November 2007, Patterson taught a course, Seeing in Color, at The International Center of Photography, New York, and gave artist talks at both Parsons School of Design, New York and Yale School of Art, New Haven. Christian Patterson's work was included in a group photography exhibition called The Interactive Landscape at the Mt. Tremper Arts Center in Mt. Tremper, New York.
		NICHOLAS PRIOR Nicholas Prior's image First Night After the Separation, 2007 is featured in the February 15, 2008 edition of New York Magazine online. visit: Little Girls in Big Beds: Contemporary Photographers Explore Childhood Untitled #111 is included in Full of Grace, edited by Ray Merritt and published by Powerhouse Books. This publication chronicles how youth is rendered in photographs throughout the history of the photographic medium. The Musee de l'Elysee's ReGeneration exhibition continues to travel around the world. In 2007, the exhibition traveled to three cities in China - Beijing, Tayuan, and Guangzhou. It will be seen in several Russian venues as well, including the M'ARS Contemporary Art Gallery in Moscow, the State Museum of Urban Sculpture in Saint Petersburg, and other destinations to be determined by the National Centre of Photography of the Russian Federation. The ReGeneration catalogue has been published in four editions (French, English, American, and Japanese), and it was recently announced that a Korean edition will be released in Spring 2008. Prior's work will be shown at the DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, Massachusetts, as part of their exhibition Presumed Innocence: Photographic Perspectives of Children (February 2 - April 27, 2008); a catalogue will be published. A review of the show can be seen in the February 9, 2008 edition of the Boston Globe. Untitled #44 was used on the album cover art for the punk-pop band Brand New's latest CD, The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me. Nicholas Prior has made the list of 35 photographers designated as New Photographers 2007, set to make a significant impact on the creative industries in the upcoming years.
		BRIAN ULRICH A reproduction of Brian Ulrich's Grainger, IN appeared in the March 2008 issue of Harper's Magazine. ArtNews included work from Ulrich's book MP3, in the November Critic's Choice feature, written by Richard B. Woodward. A recent photograph by Brian Ulrich was included in the August 17, 2007 issue of Time magazine accompanying a story on "Brand Loyalty." Ulrich's work is also included in several group exhibitions including: - World's Away: New Suburban Landscapes at the Walker Art Center (February 16 - May 18, 2008) - Food for Thought at the Light Factory, Charlotte, North Carolina (March 6 - June 27, 2008) - Variable Capital at the Bluecoats Arts Centre, Liverpool (April 17 - May 29, 2008). Ulrich was nominated for the Photo District News 30 emerging photographers issue and received an Illinois Arts Council Fellowship. For more information, visit: Illinois Arts Council.
		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 Fargo Film Festival (March 4 - 8), AFI Dallas (March 27 - April 6), the Vail Film Festival (April 3 - 6), the Sarasota Film Festival (April 4 - 13), the Hot Docs Film Festival (April 17 - 27), the International Film Festival of Boston (April 23 - 29), the Newport Film Festival (June 3 - 8), the Jackson Hole Film Festival (June 5 - 8), and the Silverdocs Film Festival (June 16 - 23). Photographs by Lauren Greenfield featured in the current issue of GQ are supplemented by a multimedia audio slide-show that can be found on GQ.com. At the Society of Photographic Educators 45th National Conference, March 13 to 16, 2008 in Denver, Colorado, Lauren Greenfield will lecture on the topic Documentary Storytelling with Photography and Video and Possibilities for Education. The University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities includes Greenfield's photographs in an exhibition entitled Looks Given/Looks Taken: Jewish Urban Photographers. The show will run March 10 - May 16, 2008. A panel discussion featuring Greenfield and entitled Successful Women in Art and Commerce will take place at the Palm Spring Photo Festival on April 3, 2008 at 5pm. Lauren Greenfield was nominated for the Lucie Award for Deeper Perspective Photographer of the Year 2007. Lauren Greenfield's directorial debut, THIN, continues to screen across the country at universities and in international film festivals. The documentary film takes us inside the walls of a clinic in southern Florida that specializes in the treatment of eating disorders. The film was selected for the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. A book of the same title, published by Chronicle Books, is available through the publications page of our website.
		ELLIOTT ERWITT Elliott Erwitt was awarded the 2007 Lucie Award for Lifetime Achievement at a gala event in New York City.
		WAYNE LEVIN The Online Photographer features Wayne Levin images Mark Under Breaking Wave and Fish & Swimmers, Ironman Triathlon in its April 4, 2008 entry. Visit: the Online Photographer Wayne Levin is the recipient of the 2006 Individual Artist Fellowship in Visual Arts, awarded by the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts.
		NATHAN BAKER Nathan Baker's work will be included in Light and Lens: Photography in the Digital Age, a book by Robert Hirsch, author of Exploring Color Photography.
		KEN BOTTO Ken Botto's work is discussed in a new book by James W. Davis titled Hybrid Culture: Mix-Art.