In 1967, the New Documents exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York featured three photographers moving, in the words of curator John Szarkowski, towards "more personal ends".
Now 77, and still working, Friedlander first came to public attention when the great American curator, John Swarkowski, included his work in the groundbreaking New Documents exhibition at MoMA New York in 1967, alongside equally iconoclastic photographs by Garry Winogrand and Diane Arbus.
MOMA's 1967 "New Documents" exhibition, which featured Winogrand and fellow groundbreakers Diane Arbus and Lee Friedlander, put all three photographers on the map in a major way.
WE see boats as lenses," said Robert Panetta, a history professor at Marymount College in Tarrytown, in talking about the lavish, profusely documented exhibition "Boats on the Hudson: Navigating Through History".
But alongside that, we also do other things to preserve the value of the race, building up an impressive collection of documents, holding exhibitions, honouring former winners, holding tours of the route".
(The Internet of course aids greatly in the process; many galleries lavishly document their exhibitions).
Finally, a group of abstract images by the photographer Antoine Bootz, who has documented these exhibitions — as well as many others at Pucci — is on display as well.
This catalogue documents the exhibition Art of Jazz, a collaborative installation at the Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African & African American Art with one section ("Form") installed at the Harvard Art Museum.
Taking the painting off the wall, Ms. Meserve turned it over to reveal a wealth of stamps and other markings that documented the exhibitions in which the watercolor had been.
The hundreds of artworks, sketches, and painstakingly assembled illustrated books, journals, archival documents, photographs, exhibition catalogs, and memorabilia that comprise this multi-faceted collection are in the process of being examined and catalogued so that they can be made available for research, exhibition, loan, and publication.
