Here are some of the interesting things happening this week.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 9
Dot Editions is presenting "New Options for Portfolios" at their Brooklyn studio, 119 8th Street, Suite 210
7:00pm - 9:00pm

Please join us for an informal discussion on the state of the photographer’s portfolio in the digital age, and to see samples of printing and custom binding options that are now available. We are excited to announce that we will have two special guests for our round-table discussion: Photo-editor/photographer/Salaam Garage workshop leader Maggie Soladay and Bookbinder Judith Ivry.

Directions to the studio: 119 8th Street (bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves in Brooklyn): We are located 2 blocks from the F, G, M or R trains at the 4th Avenue/9th Street stop. Upon exiting the subway station, walk down the hill on 9th street and turn right on 3rd Avenue. Walk one block and turn left on 8th Street. We on the right hand side of the street, at 119 8th Street, almost all the way at the end of the block towards 2nd Avenue. Dial 210 on the buzzer.
Please RSVP for the event here!


Join photographer Keith Barraclough for his Vintage Photo Shoot and Video Release party
122 Spring St. Apt. 3 South
(corner of Spring & Greene Sts.)
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Light refreshments will be served. Please RSVP to keith@keithbarraclough.com or 646-789-1961.

THURSDAY JUNE 10

CLIC GALLERY presents SMASH HIS CAMERA: THE NOTORIOUS PHOTOGRAPHS OF RON GALELLA

Ron Gallela is, simply put, the most famous celebrity photographer of all time. Calling himself "the bandit of images," Galella has snapped every celebrity of importance since the 1960s, in photographs that are unrehearsed, unposed, and often hilariously candid. In the past few years, Galella has become recognized as one of the foremost chroniclers of twentieth century America, and his photographs are now in the permanent collection of the The Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Tate Modern in London, and the Helmut Newton Foundation Gallery in Berlin.

At the opening, Mr. Galella will also be signing copies of his books VIVA L'ITALIA, NO PICTURES!, MICHAEL JACKSON: THE MAN IN THE MIRROR, WARHOL BY GALELLA and many others.
Clic Bookstore & Gallery
424 Broome Street
6:00pm - 8:00pm

Opening Reception for Will Steacy, "Down These Mean Streets"
Michael Mazzeo Gallery is pleased to present Down These Mean Streets, an installation of photographs and ephemera by the American documentary photographer and writer, Will Steacy. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery.

Michael Mazzeo Gallery
526 W.26 St
6:00pm - 8:00pm

The exhibition is accompanied by a 16 page color tabloid newspaper full of photographs, journal entries, notes and maps. 50 of these newspapers will include a signed and numbered, original 8 x 10 inch print from the series.


NYCSALT, a non-profit photography program whose mission is to engage inner-city teenagers by inspiring, empowering and showing them show to contribute to NYC culture is holding their summer show and biannual fundraiser at Sputnick Gallery, 547 W. 27th, 5th floor from 6:00pm - 9:00pm. Limited Edition Prints will be for sale.
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I've been in the art and photography industry for 15 years as a photographer, curator and art consultant. I've been fortunate to work with ASMPNY as a portfolio reviewer as well as a panelist for photography events here in the city. Earlier this year my exhibition, "Hotter Than July" was reviewed by senior art critic of New York Magazine, Jerry Saltz. In the past I founded veaux.org, a site for emerging creatives with a gallery space in Chelsea as well as curator/consultant of exhibitions for the Hipstamatic iphone app. Currently I'm working on a project documenting the New York art world while curating exhibitions around the city.
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