TEACHING AT ICP

August 7th, 2010

I’l be teaching at the International Center of Photography this fall.

Course info:
International Center of Photography – School

RECENT REVIEW in ASPP Picture Professional Review

July 11th, 2010

Picture Professional Issue 2 2010

NICE EMAIL!

July 11th, 2010

from Tony Pinto

“USPS just delivered your book, now I’m ready to stop compromising my art!”

wendy richmond Art Without Compromise

LIVE AT NYPL

June 12th, 2010

A conversation between Lena Herzog and Lawrence Weschler, and a rapt audience including me. Historical references, (e.g. Peter the Great) quotes (e.g. Sartre and Nabokov) , poetry (e.g.Wislawa Szymborska) were all flying, and we ate it up.

NEW HEADSHOT

June 10th, 2010

Wendy Richmond headshot photo

KAMP

June 5th, 2010

KAMP, by Hotel Modern, at St Ann’s Warehouse

OVERHEARD EXHIBITION CATALOG

June 5th, 2010

The Gallery at Calit2 at UCSD produced a beautiful catalog of our exhibit Overheard. You can purchase the catalog or download the PDF_Overheard_Catalog.

SCHOLASTIC AWARDS

June 2nd, 2010

Many years ago, when I was in high school, I won an award that, like many other young artists and writers, gave me a lot of “creative courage.” I was asked to display my newest book Art Without Compromise* in a show of past winners, and if you scroll down to WRITING, you will see my name  on a short and impressive list.

BAM AFRICAN DANCE FESTIVAL

June 1st, 2010

I only caught the last half of the last day. This picture is from the web. There is no need for me to take pictures like these when I can find better ones on the web.

This is my building, my neighborhood. My home. People all around. People who do and do not look like me. Are like me, are not like me.

BAM african dance 2010

INTERVIEW

May 27th, 2010

Kathy Cartwright has a wonderful blog. When my book came out, she did an in-depth review. She later told me that it elicited one of her most lively discussions with her followers. We recently did an interview on her blog. This was great for me, because, as I told her,  I am a big believer in asking questions. It’s a very generous thing to do, and I recommend it to my students and colleagues. Ask each other questions: a well-considered question is more generous and helpful than giving advice.