#52 by Kent Rogowski
Welcome back to the Week in Review! What's that, you ask? Every Friday we reminisce on the highlights of the week, point out some great things we saw on the internet, and drop hints about what the future holds.
Openings + Events:
+ Photographer Brian Ulrich will be giving a talk tonight at Hous Projects Gallery, and is part of a two-person show opening tomorrow in Brooklyn. We've got all the details on that here.
Instruments of Empire: Brian Ulrich and Amy Stein
On View: January 28 – March 25, 2010
Caption Gallery
55 Washington Street, No. 802
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Brian Ulrich Signing + Lecture
Tonight: January 29, 5:30 – 7 p.m.
Hous Projects
31 Howard St., 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10013
Photography on 20x200:
In the 20x200 newsletter this week, Jen wrote that she has been "trying to get [Hey, Hot Shot! panelist] Kent Rogowski to edition a couple of his bears for years." Finally her persistence has paid off with this week's photo edition: a pair of Kent's inside out bear photographs. While lovebirds are sure to see the sweetness in these prints, misanthropes will also relate to the grotesque reminder of hearts turned inside out. It all depends on how you look at it!
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HHS! News:
+ Work by Spring 2006 Hot Shot, Ian Baguskas, was featured on LA photography blog We Can Shoot Too.
+ Mikey Burton, the designer who created our logo, was featured on swissmiss this week. Woohoo!
From the Web
+ MagCloud has teamed up with photographers including iconic photojournalist Mary Ellen Mark, to create a photo-zine about Haiti, and will be donating all proceeds.
+ We're thrilled that photographer and 20x200 Edition-Maker Liz Kuball will be donating proceeds from a self-produced print to Haiti. Go, Liz!
+ It's not that we don't love New York, but we're dying to go to Philadelphia. Why, you ask? Well, Maira Kalman has a survey exhibition opening called Various Illuminations (of a Crazy World), which includes some of her rarely-seen photographs.
+ Were you able to stop by the Alec Soth lecture last night in Richmond, VA? Was it awesome? Let us know!