Big news!   Maggie and I are the subjects of a feature-length documentary about our relationship, called Two Strangers Trying Not To Kill Each Other. The film was made by filmmaker couple Jacob Perlmutter & Manon Ouimet and coproduced by the multi-Oscar nominated Final Cut for Real. Without giving too much away at this stage, we would like to invite you to the premiere at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen and Thessaloniki.

CPH:DOX - 16th March, 16:30, GRAND TEATRET 

TIFF - 16th MARCH, 17:00, OLYMPION CINEMA

We will be doing a Q&A along with Manon and Jacob following the world premiere at CPH:DOX on 16 March. There are still some tickets, so get them while you can. We hope to see you then!

@jacob_perlmutter_ @manongraphy @finalcutforreal @maggiebarrettsideas

Please contact The Photographers’ Gallery for information.

Bookcity Milano will host the artist Joel Meyerowiotz in conversation with the Italian historian and photographer Lorenzo Braca. Meyerowitz (online) and Braca (in presence) will discuss Meyerowitz's career and their new book The Pleasure of Seeing. Sixty Years in the Life of Photography (Damiani, 2023). Free entry.

Joel Meyerowitz and Lorenzo Braca will sign copies of Conversations with Joel Meyerowitz on Sixty Years in the Life of Photography: The Pleasure of Seeing with Damiani Books during Paris Photo.

Booth SE14

Joel Meyerowitz, Ray K. Metzker, Sarah Moon, Bruce Weber and Txema Yeste.

Joel Meyerowitz and Lorenzo Braca in conversation at the New York Public Library.

The Pleasure of Seeing: Conversations with Joel Meyerowitz on sixty years in the life of photography, Published by Damiani Editore.

Tickets are free. Register HERE

Stephen A. Schwartzman building. The Sue and Edgar Wachemheim III Trustees Room.

The conversation will be livestreamed, posted on the NYPL website, and simucast to YouTube.

Joel Meyerowitz and Lorenzo Braca in conversation at the Victoria & Albert Museum, South Kensington.

The Pleasure of Seeing : Conversations with Joel Meyerowitz on sixty years in the life of photography. Published by Damiani Editore.

Photo London. Thames & Hudson. Booth W17

Joel Meyerowitz and Jacqueline Moon in conversation regarding the conservation of photographs. Tate Modern Turbine Hall during The Offprint Book Fair, London 2023.

Fondazione MAST in Bologna, Italy, will host the first worldwide presentation of The Pleasure of Seeing. Conversations with Joel Meyerowitz on sixty years in the life of photography with authors Joel Meyerowitz and Lorenzo Braca. The event will be held In the MAST Auditorium. The Pleasure of Seeing is Published by Damiani Editore.

GUS POWELL: FAMILY CAR TROUBLE

Exhibition opening on August 20 in Rimini at MEETING 22Rimini Fair / Pavilion B1

Curated by Luca Fiore and organized in collaboration with Micamera Gallery

The conversation between Joel Meyerowitz and Gus Powell will be at the Rimini Expo Center (via Emilia 155, Ingresso Sud) and will be available at www.meetingrimini.org

Family Car Trouble is an intimate narrative of family life encompassing images taken in the months leading up to the death of the author’s father in 2015. The protagonists are his wife and daughters and an old 1993 Volvo 940 Turbo station wagon nicknamed Jimmy. Watch the trailer for “Family Car Trouble” here: LINK

Explore how legendary photographer Joel Meyerowitz captures the beauty of the every day and what inspires him to press the shutter button. As a pioneer of street photography through colored film, Joel’s extensive photography career spans decades from the bustling streets of New York City to the quiet corners of Italy. Get inspired as we dive into the mind of Joel through some of his most iconic images as well as his latest projects from street photography, still-life, and portraits.

The program will be moderated by photographer, Melissa O’Shaughnessy, in partnership with Aperture Foundation. Photoville is brought to you by Leica Camera.

The link to access the program will be sent 1-2 days prior to the start of the program via e-mail through Eventbrite. REGISTER HERE

This new and expanded edition of Joel Meyerowitz’s widely acclaimed photobook, Wild Flowers—now, in a larger format, features new and unpublished images. For nearly forty years Joel Meyerowitz has tended his visual garden in the streets and parks and cities he has visited or lived in.

He goes out into the streets open-eyed and passionate, carrying a machine which is perfectly suited to the task of taking it all in. The Leica, as quick as the flick of an eyelash, effortlessly interrupts time, stopping and holding it forever. These walks gave shape to new territory for him, which he began to think of as a garden that reflected the variety of his observations. Then, one day, while editing, Meyerowitz stumbled upon a small group of these flower photographs which he had gathered unknowingly. He began to believe that this innocent premise might be enough to tie together many of his other photographic concerns under the nominal subject of ‘flowers,’ which, given the surprises of city life, he viewed as flowers gone somewhat berserk—and so Wild Flowers was born.

European release in early March . US release April 13th.

Published by Damiani