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January 29, 2008

Where to Go and What to See

Heyman This week's exhibition with the most recognizable name is no doubt the Ken Heyman retrospective opening at Sundaram Tagore Gallery on Thursday. A prolific photographer (150 assignments for LIFE magazine) and author (of 54 books), Heyman is perhaps best known for his collaboration with the famous anthropologist Margaret Mead. But with lots of images with celebrities like Pablo Picasso, Marilyn Monroe, and Ernest Hemmingway, there should be a little something for everyone...especially considering this is Heyman's first major gallery show in a decade and promises "never before seen" photographs.

On a slightly more contemporary note, the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago presents This Land Is Your Land on Thursday, a survey of the American landscape through the eyes of young international photographers. Complimented with a talk on Friday from Simon Roberts (whose book Motherland on Russia I adore) and Bryan Zanisnik, the show illustrates how these artists "use current events, personal observations, and often humor to comment on the political, religious, and cultural climate of this country."

~Miki Johnson

(Photo: "Hemingway," © Ken Heyman)

Follow the link for details on these and more events around the world.

New York Events

January 31, 6:30-8:30
Ken Heyman: Humanity
Opening reception
On view through February 23
Sundaram Tagore Gallery
547 W. 27th t.

January 31, 6-8
Silvio Wolf: Voyager
Opening reception
On view through March 15
Robert Mann Gallery
210 11th Ave.

January 31, 6-9
Jimi Billingsley: Spree Park, Lost Paradise, Berlin
Opening reception
On view through March 15
Christopher Henry Gallery
127 Elizabeth St.

January 31, 6-8
Photoscapes, including work by Gregory Crewdson, Michael Kenna, Kim Keever, and others
Reception
On view through March 8
Kinz, Tillou and Feigen
529 West 20th Street, 11th Floor

January 31, 6-8
Massimo Vitali
Opening reception
On view through March 29
Bonni Benrubi Gallery
41 E. 57th St., Floor 13

February 2, 6-8
Dong Wensheng, Wang Qingsong, Zhou Xiaohu, Chen Wei
Opening reception
On view through March 8
Presented by Fortune Cookie Projects
The Proposition
559 W. 22nd St.

Other Events

January 31, 5-7
This Land Is Your Land
Opening reception
On view through March 22
Museum of Contemporary Photography
600 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago

January 31, 5-8
Paul D. Van Hoy II: Bystander
Reception
On view through February 15
SPAS Gallery
Rochester Institute of Technology
3rd Floor Gannett Building 7B, Rochester, NY

January 31
Paul Graham: A Shimmer of Possibility
Opening
On view through March 1
La Fabrica Galeria
C/ Alameda, 9
Madrid, Spain

February 1, 5-8
John Yang: Indian Ladder: A Lyric Journey
Artist reception
On view through March 15
Stephen Daiter Gallery
311 W. Superior St., Suite 404/408, Chicago

February 1, 3pm
Simon Roberts and Bryan Zanisnik
Gallery talk
Museum of Contemporary Photography
600 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago

February 2, 5-7
Shaolin: Temple of Zen, Photographs by Justin Guariglia
Opening reception
On view through March 31
Otis College of Art and Design Gallery
Bronya and Andy Galef Center for Fine Arts, ground floor, 9045 Lincoln Blvd, Los Angeles

February 3
Impressed by Light: British Photographs from Paper Negatives, 1840–1860
Opening
On view through May 4
National Gallery of Art
4th and Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC

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