Parlor Antics

More photos here.

1. Anne Thompson
2.Eric Palgon
3.Craig Hein
4. Natalia Yovane

1. Vanessa Conte
2. Matt Craven
3. Maria Jose Duran
4.Matt Stone

Rosecrans Baldwin’s interview with Kurt Wilberding on themorningnews.org

A few excerpts from an interview with Kurt Wilberding, whose show
“Pakistan Now” will be opening this Saturday, November 7th.

Funeral 2:21

Photojournalism versus art 2:31

The photo that got away 1:09

Interview MP3s
http://parlorantics.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Funeral-_-Little-girl.mp3
http://parlorantics.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Photojournalism-vs.-art.mp3
http://parlorantics.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/The-photo-that-got-away.mp3

In the spring of this year, photographer Kurt Dietrich Wilberding returned from his first trip to Pakistan—a country that brought on new challenges photographically from his recent work for The Wall Street Journal covering national events, such as the 2008 primaries and the recent finance crisis on Wall Street. Wilberding’s images document some of the intimate and daily struggles that take place behind the headlines of Pakistan’s escalating violence.

Opening Reception:

Saturday, November 7th, 2009 at 6PM

Fun Time Gallery
257 Third Avenue (bet. Union and President)
Brooklyn, NY 11215

Directions: M/R train to Union Street. The gallery is located at 257 3rd Avenue in Gowanus, Brooklyn (between Union and President, and 1 block from the Union Street Subway station).

Nice little mention of the Pass it Forward show…here
on Patriach Recordings blog.

Todd Fisher was born in Washington DC, raised in Baltimore, Maryland, and now lives and works in NYC. His first published book of photographs is due early October 2009.

Shannon Cartier Lucy was born in Nashville,Tennessee. She studied at NYU, and the British Institute in Florence. After a brief stint at the University of Texas, Houston and dating the rapper Chamillionaire, she returned to New York to pursue art. Lucy now lives and works in New York.