[Hidden-tech] Opportunities for in the Arts/Photography or for those with space

[A - Z International]

Hi all,

Here and there I'll be reporting from the arts and new media fronts 
where many of you know I have huge contacts from my 32 years in the 
media and in promoting artists and arts organizations.

I have two super contacts for many of you in photography and, as I'm 
working on getting them some signings and speaking gigs in the 
region, I thought I'd pass on some information on their new books. 
Both were my mentors (of many). If you have space you want to promote 
-- PACE for example, galleries or even the building in Greenfield 
where some of you rent -- you should reach me directly at 
az at a-zinternational.com.

So, here goes with two top-flight, NYC-based folks -- one a former 
photo editor and the other a former photographer turned author, who 
are now Hidden-Techies in their retirement:

HAL BUELL was head of the Associated Press Global Photos for 25 
years, though he was at AP for 40 years and directed many a renowned 
photographer, plus he brought AP into the digital world. He's got a 
new book out called UNCOMMON VALOR, COMMON VIRTUE: Iwo Jima and the 
Photograph that Captured America (Penguin Putnam), plus a 20-minute 
film on the making of that iconic photo.

BERNARD GOTFRYD was NEWSWEEK'S top portrait photographer (and spot 
news) from the end of WWII until the early 1990s. He has a new book 
out with 144 of his most famous shots now available through a NYC 
bookstore. Bernie's prints of famous Jewish authors were on display 
at the National Yiddish Book Center about five years ago, so he's no 
stranger to the Valley. I'm working on a gallery show for him, but 
there doesn't have to be only one. Oh, and Bernie won at least two 
prestigious awards for his book:
<http://www.amazon.com/Anton-Fancier-Other-Tales-Holocaust/dp/0801863104/sr=8-1/qid=1169483504/ref=sr_1_1/002-6581820-3698404?ie=UTF8&s=books>Anton 
the Dove Fancier and Other Tales of the Holocaust.

Both Hal and Bernie are seasoned speakers and love to help people. 
Their programs would be crowd pleasers and could tie in regional book 
stores and galleries.

Find me!

Amy Zuckerman
Hidden-Tech Founder