A few more exhibits coming up.

The Stephen Cohen Gallery

Immaterial World
September 7-November 4, 2006
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Opening Reception
Thursday September 7, 7-9pm
An exhibition of photographs exploring the haunting intersections of photography and the supernatural. 19th century “spirit photographs” by William Mumler, John Beattie, Frederick Hudson, et al. will be exhibited alongside contemporary works by Christopher Bucklow, Dan Estabrook, Ann Hamilton, Clarence John Laughlin, Robert Stivers, Chrysanne Stathacos, Shannon Taggart,
Fred Weber, among others.

Featuring an installation of Stephen Berkman’s Looking Glass, the world’s first
transparent camera obscura.

The Stephen Cohen Gallery
7358 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
323-937-5525
Tuesday – Saturday 11am – 6pm

The Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University
Innovation/Imagination:
Fifty Years of Polaroid Photography50 years of Polaroid

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Chuck Close, American, born 1940, Self-Portrait, 1979, Polaroid 20×40 Polacolor photographs. Courtesy of the Polaroid Collections, © Chuck Close.
This exhibition surveys the historic Polaroid collection and includes the work of over fifty masters, from Adams, Minor White, and Robert Frank, to contemporary artists such as Christian Boltanski, Chuck Close, David Hockney, Lucas Samaras, Andy Warhol, Carrie Mae Weems, and William Wegman. This exhibition was coordinated by the Photographic Resource Center at Boston University, originally organized by the Friends of Photography, San Francisco, with national sponsorship provided by Calumet Photographic.

Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
Cornell University
Central & University Aves.
Ithaca, NY
14853-4001
Tuesdays to Sundays,
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Admission is free. For more information:
607-255-6464

And at ICP in New York City

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September 14, 2006–January 7, 2007

I think the best way to describe this exhibit is by using this descripion from ICP:
“In a time of rampant natural disasters and urgent concerns about global environmental change, this exhibition demonstrates the ways in which the most interesting and engaging contemporary artists view the natural world. Shattering the stereotypes of landscape and nature photography, the thirty-nine international artists included in this survey boldly examine new concepts of the natural sphere occasioned by twenty-first-century technologies; images of destructive ecological engagement; and visions of our future interactions with the environment. Considering nature in the broadest sense, this exhibition reflects new perspectives on the planet that sustains, enchants, and—increasingly—frightens us.”

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Mary Mattingly, The New Mobility of Home, 2005, © Mary Mattingly, Courtesy Robert Mann Gallery

Lots of activity this fall in galleries,museums, and trade shows. Photoinduced.com will be there to help get the word out to you.

If you’ve seen an exhibit or heard about an event that you think should be listed here, send along an email and we’ll get right on it.

Cheers!
Damon Webster

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