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“Beginnings, Forever” opened at the at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum last week, including: Damsel No.15, Damsel No.10, Observation, Typing Proficiency and Tying Ribbons - from the collection of the Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts in Japan. Exhibition includes works by Ansel Adams, Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Brassaï, Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Bruce Davidson, Robert Doisneau, Irving Penn, W. Eugene Smith, Alfred Stieglitz.

On view through May 13, 2018 and traveling to the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Art after that.

First in a series of illustrations for the Daily Heller at Print magazine, visualizing 5 cyber freedoms as only Steven Heller could define. Paying homage to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s most famous State of the Union speech—particularly the paragraphs known as The Four Freedoms, and famously rendered by Norman Rockwell in four consecutive issues of The Saturday Evening Post in 1943. I think you’ll find this new set more Orwellian than Rockwellian.

Queens Public Library presents selections from the exhibition SYLVIA / AUSCHWITZ, BIRKENAU, MAJDANEK Photographs by Viktor Koen

INTERNATIONAL HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY EVENT Living in the Shadows of Auschwitz: 75 Years Later

Sunday, January 26, 2020, 2:00pm - 3:30pm

A conversation with Jody Russell Manning, Program Director for Rowan University’s Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies

Queens Public Library at Kew Gardens Hills 72-33 Vleigh Place, Flushing, NY On view: January 26 - Feb 9 / 2020

Just a quick thank you note to the overwhelming (too emotional?) traffic, attention and attendance to our panels and tables. Thank you Emma Allen, Matt Lubchansky, Will Varner and Alexandra Zsigmond for this wide spectrum of advice, expertise and honesty you shared on Saturday. More soon.

Deconstructing Phenotypes lecture, introduced by the one and only Louise Fili is available on the Type Directors Club website (and worry not, I mostly stay in the dark). To those who in the middle of a snowstorm, came to see this exhibition and listened as I desperately tried to give it some substance, thank you again. And thank you to the TDC for making this record accessible to all. PHENOTYPES exhibition runs through January 31.