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Pacific Standard Light @ Artbook/PaperChase (11/29)

(Michael Light)

(Mike Slack)

Please join Book Soup and ARTBOOK | Paper Chase on Tuesday, November 29, from 7-9pm at the ARTBOOK | Paper Chase showroom for a spirited discussion about Southern California’s blasting and wondrous light with esteemed author and critic Lawrence Weschler and critically acclaimed photographers and bookmakers Mike Light and Mike Slack. Weschler will discuss his new book, Uncanny Valley: Adventures in the Narrative, in relation to Light and Slack’s Los Angeles imagery. Light will present aerial photographs of the city--in bright daylight and electrified darkness--from his new book, LA Day/LA Night. Slack will show his classic Polaroids of the west, along with a preview of some new digital work.

The event is free and open to the public, but you'll need to RSVP and will be accepted until capacity is reached at rsvp@dapinc.com.

Tuesday Nov. 29. 2011 7-9 pm

ARTBOOK | Paper Chase
7174 Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood.

Picture Black Friday

Well, once you get yourself full of turkey and settled in your sofa catching the game (my money is on Cowboys), you get a chance to catch your breath before Black Friday strikes. What does Black Friday have to do with photography ? The drama of thousands of people packing stores around the country is definitely a visual feast which is why there's a two year old photo competition called "Picture Black Friday". beginning this Friday Nov 26 and running to December 5th.

Picture Black Friday is a photojournalism project that aims to revisit and analyze a combination of forces- a worsening economy, financial desperation, excitement, fear, and a distinctly American cultural tradition- that culminate the morning after Thanksgiving.

More specifically, Picture Black Friday is an open call for photographers throughout the U.S. to go out and produce images that document Black Friday- how you see it, on your terms. Imagine this project as an open assignment: you have freedom to approach this event from any angle you wish, returning with single images or even a mini-project that documents Black Friday like no other media outlet will.

The judges are pretty impressive : Brian Ulrich, Ruben Natal San Miguel, Jon Feinstein, Shane Lavalette, Elizabeth Avedon and John Bennette. I've posted some of my favorites below.



Shawn Rocco


Sandy Carson

Christin Boggs

Fraction Magazine's Holiday Print Sale

Fraction Magazine's Holiday Print Sale just went live today and I already found three I love to get. Santa are you listening ???



Artist: Holly Lynton
Title: Drew Gardens, 2008
Edition: 100
Size: 11 x 14 inches
Media: c-print
Price: $100


Artist: Nadia Sablin
Title: Sisters Katie and Shelby
Edition: 50
Size: 8.5x11
Media: Archival Digital Print
Price: $77


Artist: Greer Muldowney
Title: Cheung Sha Wan, 2011
Edition: 50
Size: 8.5x11
Media: Archival inkjet print on Ilford Gold Fibre Silk
Price: $100.00

Giant Artist Book Release/Group Show (12/2)

Giant Artists invites you to come celebrate the release of their latest book "Collection" and a have a drink with us for the holidays. There will also be incredible art on the wall from all of the Giant roster including Aaron Ruell, Blake Marquis, David Black, David Calderly, Emily Shur, Glynis Selina Arban, Jeremy & Claire Weiss, Jess Holzworth, Keren Richter, Lauren Dukoff, Michael Scmelling, Peter Sutherland, RJ Shaugnessy, and Todd Cole.

Friday Dec 2, 2011 7-11 pm

This, Los Angeles
5906 N. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles, CA 90042.

Do Art Buyers Still Look at Direct Mail?

You can find more videos @ Agency Access' Vimeo Page

Ana Serrano "Salon of Beauty"

Rice University Art Gallery's current exhibition "Salon of Beauty" features the beautiful handmade work of Los Angeles based Artist Ana Serrano. The film unveils the process required to bring Ana's previously small scale sculptures to nearly life size inside of Rice Gallery. The completed exhibition is a colorful landscape inspired by South L.A. neighborhoods where small and often overlooked details are playfully mixed together

"There are a lot of difficult things about the job–the business aspect is very challenging because our industry doesn’t really operate like a business. But what I think is hardest for me is how much is outside of my control. You need the right circumstances to take a good picture, and those don’t always align. I’m a perfectionist and I like to work hard to accomplish something, and photography is more devious than that. At the same time, this really pushes me to flexible, which I like."

- Peter Bohler (via)

TONIGHT : "Marilyn 12" exhibition @ Duncan Miller

If this reception seems familiar to you that is because there was already a reception back on Oct 21st. So if you happen to miss that one, no worries, there's another one tonight 7-9 pm. Also check out this recent Hollywood Reporter interview with photographer Lawrence Schiller who photographed Marilyn Monroe on set of her last film Somethings Gotta Give in 1962.

Duncan Miller Gallery
10959 Venice Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90034

A few photo competitions.....

Just a quick heads up that today is the last day to submit for Smashbox's Face/Off competition so you have till 11:59 pm tonight to get that in. $20 gets you up to 5 images and the judges range from photographers to creative directors. Check the fine print here. Top 50 selectied will be display at a bash at Smashbox Studios in WeHo as well as opportunity for your work to be display at photoLA as well as W Hotels in Westwood, Boston and New Orleans.



Speaking of photoLA, Nov. 25, 2011 is the deadline for the photoLA + Icon photo competition called Emerging Focus. $40 gets you submission of up to 5 images. Twenty of the finalists will have their work hung at photoLA 2012 and other prizes include Adobe products as well as from Icon.

Get to it !

ALL VISUAL LA Slideshow (11/19)

ALL VISUAL LA Slideshow!

Digital slideshow projection at The Forge - This Saturday, November 19, 2011. Come and enjoy sweet photos, videos, paintings, drawings, images...

Contributors:
Askew II, Mikey Baratta, A. Dola Baroni, Sven Barth, Eddie Chacon, Collins, Caitlin Dennis, Henry Diltz, Iuliana Ene, Stephanie Gonot, Emma Goo, Kathryna Hancock, Jon Walter Mocey-Hanton, Tyler Harrison, Skip Haswell II, Michael Hernandez, Kamil I, Mark King, Tattiya Kliengklom, Kaspar Felix Lerch, Kate Linthicum, Ashley Maclean, Michael McCraw, Stanley Moss, Jenny Rose Nuzzo, Lauren Randolph, Esteban Schimpf, Ryan Schude, Katie Shapiro, Cody Smith, Lloyd Stubber, Robert Tepiak, Alice Tomaselli, Sumeja Tulic, Nick Walker, Graham Walzer, James Whineray, Olivia Wright

ALL VISUAL LA is a digital slideshow projection of recent work from visual artists - curated and hosted by A. Dola Baroni & Henry Diltz

Oh, this looks pretty awesome ! The Forge, that studio rental spot over in Mt. Washington/Glassell Park is hosting a monthly slideshow event. I see a few photographers listed among the names so it be nice to see different visual mediums. There's a cash bar and they're asking for $5 donation. This Saturday 8 - 11 pm. By the way check out The Forge's website - it's been updated recently.

The Forge

2638 Huron

Los Angeles, CA 90065

What Buyer's Want: Michelle Stark of Men's Health

PhotoShelter CEO Allen Murabayashi chats with Michelle Stark, Senior Photo Editor from Men's Health Magazine, about how she hires photographers, emails that get her attention, websites she likes, and where they get all those sexy images from.

KC Ortiz “White Wash” (11/19)

On Saturday, November 19, graffiti artist POSE and photojournalist KC Ortiz will unveil Whitewash, their second exhibition at Known Gallery, and their most cohesive to date. For KC, Whitewash is about the people and places he photographs. “Much of the work I do covers those who have been ‘whitewashed,’ so to speak, by history and policy,” KC notes. “Specifically, the work I will be exhibiting is from West Papua and Burma. You won’t find either of those ‘nations’ on the map, as both have been essentially ‘whitewashed’ away. Burma has been renamed Myanmar by its ruling junta in order to establish the fantasy of a unified nation, and West Papua has been occupied by Indonesia since 1963 after a very controversial handover from the Dutch that was orchestrated by the United States.”

In the project room, KC will show 12 photographs of West Papua and Burma’s armed struggles. “The struggles are unified in their nature under the theme of resistance, the victimhood of whitewashing by the world at large, the beauty of their people, and the strength of the human spirit and dignity,” KC notes.

Opening reception
Saturday Nov. 19, 2011 8-11 pm

Known Gallery
441 North Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Closing this Weekend

Jocelyn Lee "Nowhere but Here" closing this Saturday Nov 19 @ Rose Gallery‎ 2525 Michigan Ave # G5 Santa Monica, CA 90404


Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray closing this Sunday Nov 20 @ Fullerton Museum 301 N. Pomona Ave. Fullerton, CA 92832


Ira Meyer "The Poetry of Ice" closing this Sunday Nov 20 @ G2 Gallery 1503 Abbot Kinney Boulevard Venice, CA 90291

"I believe there are more people taking pictures now than before, but the big change is access. However, if you go through the shoeboxes of anyone who has passed away and left a legacy of prints and slides to be mulled over by their survivors, you realize that there have always been millions of images out there. All shot by different people of all the same things. What separates great photography now as it did then, was a unique vision. That will always stand out."

- Ivor Evans

Ugly Face Wednesday

... a series of Wednesday night guerilla art projects taking place every Wednesday in November: Ugly Face Wednesdays, curated by Stephanie Gonot. The first projection took place in the parking lot of Vons in Echo Park, Gonot’s home in Los Angeles – on a wall that she’s been interested in using for a while now. Using a projector attached to her car battery to display 10 foot faces, observers (many of whom had submitted their own uglies to be projected) lingered in the lot, giggling, chatting and munching on tacos from Taco Zone.

LADIG "An Evening with Peter Read Miller" (11/16)

Wednesday night, LADIG presents senior Sports Illustrated photographer Peter Read Miller, who will show images from his 30 years as a Sports Illustrated photographer and talk about the hows and whys of making a great sports photos. For non-members, this event is only $5 ! Register here.

Wed. Nov. 16, 2011 6-9 pm.

West Hollywood Park Auditorium
647 N San Vicente Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069

photoLA 2012 Seeking Volunteers

(photo via)

photo l.a. 2012 needs volunteers! Fill out this form and email it to wayne@photola.com or fax it to 323.937.5523. Here's an opportunity to help out at one of the largest photo-related art fairs in the country, now on their 21st year.

Wim Wenders discussion + book signing (11/18)

'When you travel a lot, and when you love to just wander around and get lost, you can end up in the strangest spots. I have a huge attraction to places. Already when I look at a map, the names of mountains, villages, rivers, lakes or landscape formations excite me, as long as I don't know them and have never been there ... I seem to have sharpened my sense of place for things that are out of place. Everybody turns right, because that's where it's interesting, I turn left where there is nothing! And sure enough, I soon stand in front of my sort of place. I don't know, it must be some sort of inbuilt radar that often directs me to places that are strangely quiet, or quietly strange"

Places, Strange and Quiet gathers photographs from 1983 to 2011 in a full panorama of Wenders' photography to date. He'll be at Book Soup this Friday to chat about his book as well as do a book signing.

November 18, 2011 4 pm

Book Soup
8818 West Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069

How Important is Social Media ?

ADC Young Gun w/Tamar Levine @ Apple Store Santa Monica (11/14)

ADC Young Gun Tamar Levine (YG9) will be appearing @ the Apple Store Santa Monica on November 14, 2011.

Tamar Levine is a Los Angeles based fashion, portrait, and fine art photographer. Since receiving her BFA with honors at Art Center College of Design (2005), Tamar has been shooting for magazines, ad campaigns, album artwork, and her own fine art projects. Her clients include Runway Magazine, Reebok, 944 Magazine, Filter Magazine, Metro.pop Magazine, Interscope Records, Atlantic Records, Island Records, Angeleno Magazine, YRB Magazine, and more.

Tamar's favorite thing about photography is being able to manipulate the frame and the environment. Her work primarily focuses on narratives - telling stories through images. She loves lighting and uses it to shape the emotion of the image.

Monday, November 14, 2011
7:30 - 8:30 PM

Apple Store, Third Street Promenade
1248 Third Street Promenade
Santa Monica, CA 90401

Hello, Skater Girl

My goal is to conclude a year of documenting girls skateboarding with an image and text photography book. Ultimately, I hope the becomes something that documents a moment in skateboarding's cultural history and can inspire and encourage the sport and the women who eagerly participate in it.

I've been working on this project since November of 2010 and plan on finishing by the end of 2011. I've already made two "prototype" books as a way to experiment with design, layout and to communicate my intent for the project and to test the way that the photography works within the context of a book.

Read more on Julian's Kickstarter page ...

Naked Hollywood : Weegee in Los Angeles (11/13)

Naked Hollywood: Weegee in Los Angeles is the first museum exhibition devoted to the work Weegee produced in Southern California. In addition to roughly 200 photographs, many of which have never before been shown or reproduced, the exhibition encompasses Weegee's related work as an author, filmmaker, photo-essayist, and genius self-promoter. Following the photographer's lead, the exhibition documents the lurid, irresistible undersides of stardom, fandom, commerce, and publicity in mid-century Los Angeles. Weegee's 1953 photo-book Naked Hollywood provides the title and point of departure for the exhibition. (via)

November 13, 2011, through February 27, 2012

MOCA
250 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90012

BEAUTY CULTURE Slideshow Night (11/16)

This slideshow will focus on a ride range of themes and topics, including the subject of our current exhibition, BEAUTY CULTURE. Participating photographers will consist entirely of students from Los Angeles and its surrounding communities who will showcase 10-30 images from their own bodies of work.

List of student participants:

Lena Abujbara, Jeric Pio Agustin, Codi Barbini, Leah Rose Barker, Adam Bordow, Damon Casarez, Primo Catalano, Ryan Cleveland, Dante Dauz, Irina Garaiacu, Andrew Harto, Laurel Johnson, Tyler Kandel, HaeRan Kang, Riley Kern, Heather Landis, Alyssa Lavine, Claudia Lucia, Guy Mokia, Leah Moriyama, Brandon Osborn, Andrea Pun, Jesse Stone, Jennifer Truong

Wednesday, November 16, 2011 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM. Passes available today at 9:30 am (Nov 9th).here.

The Annenberg Space for Photography
2000 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

"I’m genuinely concerned about the number of young people that are pursuing degrees in photography, presumably thinking that the success criteria in this medium stems from joining the canon of photography as contemporary art, and then make a living out of that position. Such aspirations are founded upon a disingenuous idea – that photography is democratic, and therefore everyone has a fighting, almost entrepreneurial chance to be a leading light in this ‘democratic medium’ – when in fact both these aspirations and the art market are not democratic whatsoever, but are about being the one lifted from the many. So I am genuinely worried about what we are training students to do, or what they’re going to participate in, if such degrees continue to be dedicated to this notion of photography as contemporary art." - Charlotte Cotton to Aaron Schuman for Seesaw Magazine

IRIS Nights - Alex Kuczynski + Susan Anderson "The Gold Standard" (11/17)

Good looks in Los Angeles are hard currency and, when invested properly, more dependable in their rate of return than Treasury bills. The body and face have become the billboard for how we advertise ourselves. We are obsessed with youth and beauty, with attempting to create it and hold it hostage for as long as we can. When legions of women conform to the same narrow standards, they begin to redefine the beauty ideal.

Alex Kuczynski, author of Beauty Junkies and a reporter and columnist for The New York Times. She also writes for Vanity Fair, The New York Times Book Review, The New York Times Magazine, Harper's Bazaar and a number of other publications. She has also contributed essays to National Public Radio. Kuczynski will discuss the iconography of beauty and celebrity that has created a culture of obsession and conformity.

Susan Anderson, a Los Angeles-based photographer who has explored notions of beauty through her portraits of child pageant contestants, focuses this time on subjects in Southern California, and examines the concept of a gold standard in beauty. Her inspiration comes from art history, Hollywood glamour, reality television, celebrity culture and the California dream

Passes for next week's IRIS Nights will be available Wednesday (Nov 9) at noon as well as Thursday (Nov 10) at 9:30 am.

Thursday, November 17, 2011 6:30 - 8:00 PM

The Annenberg Space for Photography
2000 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

ASMP/LA + Young Photographers Alliance "10x10x10"

Join ASMPLA and the Young Photographers Alliance for the 2nd annual 10X10X10 event, featuring 10 up-and-coming photographers talking about 10 of their images for 10 minutes.

Liz Huston
Star Foreman
Brandon Friend-Solis
Beth Stirnaman
Spencer Lowell
Joseph Llanes
Rodji Munoz
Matt Levitch
Simone Paz
Esau Rosales

Nov. 9, 7PM (Doors open at 6:00). Full details here. $10 / $5 (student)

Julia Dean Photo Workshops
755 Seward St.
Los Angeles, CA 90038

APA/LA "Mind Your Own Business " (11/9)

More than ever, being a successful photographer is more than creating great images. To be truly successful today's photographer needs a solid understanding of the business side of photography. At this APA event, our knowledgeable panel will touch on key issues about running your business so you can be prepared to grow and pursue your passion.

Moderator: Anthony Nex

Our panel includes:

Ed Gillman, APA Insurance Advisor
Harold Nelson, CPA
Ashley Thayer, Financial Advisor
Robert Tzall, Photocredit Associates LLC
Eileen Smith and Albert Lai, Board of Equalization

APA Members are free. Non Members $20 online $25 day of and at the door

Wed. November 9, 2011 6-9 pm

Smashbox Studios
8549 Higuera St
Culver City CA 90232

When you are in the business of selling something subjective like photography, there is no standard formula which will tell you who is going to connect with what you do, any more than it is possible to predict who is likely to fall in love with you.

Following what's hot right now; doing what you have been seeing out there already – imitating the same content, styles, or processes as everybody else is going to be futile in the end. If you make and show images with the intention of speaking the language of potential clients (and that is what most people do)...you will just end up looking like most people.

You will wind up moving away from yourself.

“Yeah but I have to make money”.

Which you may, for a while. However, your career will ultimately suffer.

And so will your heart.

The answer: Make work that is made entirely of... You. Your life, and your passions. The things that no one else can appropriate. If you do that, (and get past your fears about whether it will work), you will have less, or even no competition. And that is always safer and more profitable than being part of the crowd. - Allegra Wilde

PhotoShelter's Video w/ Billboard.com’s Rachel Been

PhotoShelter's Allen Murabayashi talks to Billboard.com Creative Director Rachel Been. There's some helpful hints in this one !

Scot Sothern "Lowlife : Photographs and Literary Vignettes" (11/5)

"Scot Sothern's photographs of dark rooms, contorted faces and abused but undefeated bodies reveal the hypocrisy of a society that simultaneously fears and revels in cheap, bought sex in which both sellers and the buyers are victims of desperate but distinct needs. His pictures tell us something about the people who appear in the them, and teach us difficult truths about the animal condition in which all of us must survive." --John Sevigny

Opening Reception and Book Signing
Saturday, November 5, 7-10 pm

drkrm gallery
727 S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA 90014

Allan Sekula "California Stories" (11/5)

Allan Sekula is one of the most thoughtful historians, critics and practitioners of photography working today. For more than three decades his images and writings have shifted the terms on which the medium is understood and has influenced a generation of artists and scholars.

Opening reception Nov 5, 2011 6-8 pm

Christopher Grimes Gallery
916 Colorado Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90401

Words from Tom Griggs

+ Not only are there no divisions between your bodies of work, there is no division between your work and your life – they are all part of one thing.

+ You can’t do it all, but you can do one thing intensely.

+ Don’t be afraid of beauty, but don’t make it your main subject or content. The same is true for light.

+ Making images and thinking about your images need to be respected as separate processes done at separate times.

+ Photography does not require a good camera, the perfect light, or enough time. If photography is something you should be doing, you’ll make images on the days when you don’t have these things.

+ Carry your camera everywhere. A good image can be made anywhere.

+ To paraphrase the commencement speaker at my undergraduate graduation who was paraphrasing someone else: talent in art is about as important as tits on a boar. Success on every level - from personal satisfaction to your first Guggenheim - is work, work, and more work.

+ Give yourself permission to make photographs without prejudging them. You don’t have to show them to anyone. If you’re not sure if you should take the picture or not, take it.

+ Put down your camera and spend time just looking - frequently.

+ Take a few weeks off every year – at least.

+ Photography has strong personalities, friendships of benefit, questionable minds with power, and straight-up assholes just like every other business. Many good photographers are not only good, they are also strategic and cutthroat. Exposure depends - to a degree - on developing connections and on what sells. You’ll have to market yourself; no one is out there waiting to discover your work. Sharpen your elbows as well as your vision.

+ Turn outside of photography for instruction and inspiration – go to movies, operas and the theater. Have music on while you work at home. Read all the time. Digest slowly.

+ Practical advice: Find a second source of income. Learn basic carpentry, become an EMT or study basic investing.

+ Travel every opportunity you can, especially during your 20’s.

+ We have witnessed an explosion of great photographers in this generation, but it’s an explosion of too frequently similar great photography. Understand longer cycles of art and have faith in understanding and developing your own innate drives within the medium.

+ Decisions by juries and committee are notoriously fickle and are frequently a compromise between several people on someone / something. Learn from rejections and listen to criticism, but don’t pin your sense of worth as a person or photographer on these things. There’s a degree of correlation between quality and success in the photography world, but it is not a meritocracy nor is it rational.

+ Build a community – photography is a game more fun played with other photographers. Go beyond yourself so that you rejoice in and actively help the success of others.

+ The best photographs involve you on all three levels simultaneously: head, heart, and sex. [tip of the cap to Nicholas Nixon]

+ The best photographers are students all of their life; photography can never be completely learned.

+ Finally and absolutely most importantly, laugh - and don’t be too hard on yourself, either. Photography is less serious than we usually think.

(via)

ASMP/LA "Intro to Photo Assisting : Get a Grip Pt. 1" (11/12)

ASMP/LA presents GET A GRIP! – part 1 of a 3 part series to help you learn the essentials of photo assisting from established photographers, photo assistants and educators. In part 1, students will learn the basics of assisting, including set etiquette, what to bring to a shoot, communicating with the photographer and how to work with various lighting systems in studio and environmental settings. Lighting, equipment and a grip truck will be provided by Samy’s Camera and SYNC.

The schedule is as follows :

9am - 11am - Introduction to basic photo assisting with Scott Byrne, Pro Assistant and SYNC Associate. Scott will cover important topics including set etiquette, how to communicate with a photographer, what NOT to do, what is the job description of a second or third assistant as opposed to a first, what is grip work, what should be in your assistant kit, and what to charge when starting out. Scott's discussion will segue into the lighting demo.

10am - 12pm - Demo lighting and equipment products from various manufacturers with the leadership of Bob Ware, Photo Educator at Santa Monica College, and the pro rep from Canon. We'll be demonstrating Profoto, Broncolor, Dynalite, and Speedotron packs and heads, as well as various professional Canon bodies, the Mamiya/Leaf medium format digital kit, and several lighting accessories.

12-1pm - Lunch Break (12:30pm - Joanna Tichauer will begin setting up Art Brewer's portrait lighting set. Students are welcome to participate in set up with Joanna as a learning opportunity. Art will be using a Profoto set up with an Ellinchrome Octobank and Canon cameras, tethered with a digital tech station and capture software.

1pm - 3pm - Studio Portrait Lighting Demo and Assisting Discussion with Art Brewer, aided by Pro Assistant/Digital Tech Joanna Tichauer, using Canon, Profoto, Sekonic and Pocket Wizard products.

3 - 5pm - Outdoor/Ambient/Mixed Source Lighting Demo with Wendy Sue Lamm, assisted by students.

Instructors: Art Brewer, Wendy Sue Lamm, Scott Byrne, Joanna Tichauer, Bob Ware The cost is $75 . Click here to sign up.

Saturday Nov. 12, 2011 9 am - 6 pm

Julia Dean Photo Workshops
755 Seward St.
Los Angeles, CA 90038

IRIS Nights - Frank Ockenfels 3 (11/10)

That’s the most important thing. That’s truly the art form of what this is. The art form of being a commercial photographer is basically solving the problem creatively, putting your stamp on it somehow that people do know it’s you, and then having the client be happy at the end of day. That’s the art form. People forget that; that it’s an art form to actually be able to do this.

Next Thursday at the Annenberg Space for Photography, photographer Frank Ockenfels 3 will be guest speaker. This event is free and passes are available on Wednesday Nov. 2nd (noon) and Thursday Nov. 3rd (9:30 am)

A Photo Editor interview Frank a few years back here . If you were lucky, you saw Frank Ockenfels speak @ ASMP/LA almost 2 week ago.

Frank Ockenfels @ ASMP/LA event 11/19

Thursday Nov 10, 2011 6:30-8:00 pm

The Annenberg Space for Photography
2000 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067