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Examples of my photography used on other websites display a wide range of subjects.
Photography In celebration of the 400th year anniversary of Germans immigrating to America 1608-2008.
Lecture Demonstrations and Workshops. Conducting my own workshops in Germany, Ireland, Italy, in New York City and throughout the USA.
JAZZ Gallery | Dave Douglas At Jazz Standard, Jeff Siegel, Steve Swell, Gebhard Ullmann, Lou Donaldson, Donald Harrison, Freddie Redd, and Eric Reed. Check out the Jazz SLIDESHOW.
Monthly changing presentation of a unique print which you can order via paypal.com or check.
"A picture can be an answer as well as a question but if you can't answer your question try to question your question. There are clever questions and stupid answers as well as stupid questions and clever answers. There can be questions without answers but no answers without questions. To be or not to be — that is the question. To see or not to see — that is an answer." — Ernst Haas
Photography and video production using advanced technology, for corporation, museums.
Among its various projects, Pix4notes is publishing a collection of specialist theme books. These books, in 5 x 4 inch format, feature the works of contemporary photographers taken either from photo assignments that have been published by the press in their entirety or from their individual research projects.
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Todd on Twitter > leicashots.com :: Lovers in the Louvre in Paris - "The photograph I took “Lovers in the Louvre in Paris” is one of the photos that always amazes me about how close I can get to the subject. They allowed me into their private moment." — TW
> detnews.com: Charles H. Rosenzveig (1920-2008). Rabbi worked tirelessly for cause. 'Selfless' Torah scholar brought knowledge to many through two Metro area Holocaust centers. Gregg Krupa / The Detroit News > indyweek.com review (Wednesday 3.19.08), Todd Weinstein's The Thirty-Six Unknown at the National Humanities Center.
nationalhumanitiescenter.org: Photographer's Images Evoke Jewish Tradition and the Search for Hope
For further details about events at the National Humanities Center, please visit the Center's Web site (nationalhumanitiescenter.org), or contact Don Solomon by phone (919) 549-0661 or e-mail dsolomon@nationalhumanitiescenter.org. vimeo.com: The 36 Unknown · In later Kabbalistic folklore, the thirty six hidden ones have the potential to save the world, they appear when they are needed, and one of them might be the Messiah. They come at times of great peril, called out of their anonymity and humility by the necessity to save the world. Because they can, and because we need them.
Credits: Photographs by Todd Weinstein
Empire State Building Company agreed to coat the top of New York’s famous landmark in black, red and gold from the weekend September 14 through to 16. It’s been a while that Germany was so visibly present on New Yorks spectacular skyline. The lighting of the Empire State building in the German colors at the Steuben Parade expresses the strong ties of friendship and unity between the United States and Germany." Please see also the "Photography In celebration of the 400th year anniversary of Germans immigrating to America 1608-2008" area.
Check out: Annika Krump's web site
"Critics and fans alike hail pianist and composer SATOKO FUJII as one of the most original voices in jazz. A truly global artist, she splits her time between New York City and Japan and tours internationally leading several different ensembles. Just as her career spans international borders, her music spans many genres, blending jazz, contemporary classical music, and traditional Japanese folk music into an innovative synthesis instantly recognizable as hers alone." "Anyone complaining about the lack of 'something different' hasn't heard the music of Japanese pianist Satoko Fujii and her husband Natsuki Tamura. Their sounds are a potent mix of passion and calculated madness." — Jazz Central Station | Please visit Satoko Fujii myspace site: myspace.com/satokofujii
Radio producer Natalie Kestecher speaks to rabbis, mystics, scholars, and to photographer Todd Weinstein about the idea and, while it appears that it can be interpreted in a multitude of ways, Natalie finds that she is seeing these beings in the most unlikely places. Sound engineer: Russell Stapleton. Presenter: Brent Clough. Producer and writer: Natalie Kestecher.
"If jazz means anything," Duke Ellington once said, "it is freedom of expression." "It is becoming increasingly difficult to decide where jazz starts or where it stops, where Tin Pan Alley begins and jazz ends, or even where the borderline lies between classical music and jazz. I feel there is no boundary line." — Duke Ellington > Click here to watch the JAZZtime [3sat] interview with Dave Douglas | youtube.com
The show is at the New York Public Libary running April 26 until September 16 (Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, 212-869-8089). | Among the "names" in the current exhibition are Saul Leiter, Graciela Iturbide, Arthur Leipzig, Gordon Parks, John Vachon, Todd Weinstein, Aaron Siskind, Louis Stettner, Bill Aron, Dawoud Bey, Rebecca Lepkoff, Ed Grazda, Peter Hujar, Roy Colmer, Abelardo Morell, Larry Fink, Bruce Gilden, and Jeff Mermelstein. This is an impressive list.
> World & I [Magazine] The Legend of the Thirty-Six · Text by James Stone Goodman; photography by Todd Weinstein · World & I: Innovative Approaches to Peace, A publication of the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) January 2007. World & I is published by the Universal Peace Federation as a forum to foster human development, good governance, public service, and collaborative peace efforts involving religions, nations, and non-governmental organizations. Envisioning peace as a state of harmonious interdependence among individuals, families, nations, and peoples, the World & I advocates constructive and original practices that contribute to achieving a unified world of peace, the hope of all ages. Please read the entire text online at www.worldandi.net. > The Cronicle: Spirit of resistance now on display [pdf] · By Raymond Baldino [The Cronicle NJ, 02/16/07] "Works by artists Marius Sznajderman, Jerzy Bitter, and Todd Weinstein, on exhibit at the Puffin Cultural Forum in Teaneck until Feb. 25, showcase the spirit of resistance during The Holocaust. The series of photographs, wood-cuts and paintings commemorate the struggle to survive even under the darkest conditions and includes art addressing the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943."
> Exhibition OPENING: January 14th, 4:00 p.m. at The Puffin Cultural Forum, 10 East Oakdene Avenue, Teaneck, New Jersey 07666, Phone 201-836-8923 | Directions
Exhibition: The Righteous · Resistance During the Holocaust · Paintings, drawings and prints by Marius Sznajderman and Jerzy Bitter, and a new photographic series by Todd Weinstein. Free and open to the public. Normal gallery hours: M – F, 1 – 5:00 p.m. or by special appointment. Group and student tours also by appointment. > CD cover photography for 'Meaning and Mystery' · Dave Douglas Quintet · "Meaning and Mystery is the third album from the Dave Douglas Quintet and first for the Greenleaf Music label. It follows 2004's critically-acclaimed Strange Liberation and 2002's Grammy-nominated The Infinite in building upon, and establishing a modern living jazz quintet music." — greenleafmusic.com > Brooklyn Museum Exhibitions: Looking Back from Ground Zero: Images from the Brooklyn Museum Collection. August 30, 2006–January 7, 2007
The Brooklyn Museum marks the five-year anniversary of September 11, 2001, with an exhibition of works from the permanent collection that includes paintings, photographs, prints, and drawings of the Lower Manhattan area around the World Trade Center site before, as well as after, the attack. The pix4notes book #2 [pix4notes Publishing, Paris, France] is part of this exhibition. > American Society of Media Photographers, Inc. · Environmental Portraits Fall 2006 | "My Photo of Grace" · I was asked to photograph Grace Mayer for a lifetime achievement Golden Light awards she was going to receive. I called her up and set up a time to meet at the Museum of Modern Art here in NYC. We met in the MoMA lobby, and we talked about how we would make the photographs. We decided on photographing outside in the MoMA sculpture garden. She mentioned, she always wears a hat when she goes outside.
She went back up to her office to get her hat. When she returned, it was perfect. Its was to become a very special element for my photograph. We went out to the garden and walked around. I asked Grace to sit down in front of the Alexander Calder sculpture. She said she loved Calder and felt very comfortable. I realized Grace was so much a part of the environment, I knew this would be the photograph. We became very good friends for years until her death in December 22, 1996. | LINK: www.asmp.org > Sunday, October 15, 2006 2-6 pm · STEVE REICH @ THE WHITNEY · A Celebration of the Composer's seventieth birthday at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Steve Reich (*1936) Composer; Philosophy student at Cornell University 1953-57, Juilliard School of Music 1958-61 (composition with Bergsma and Persichetti), and Mills College, Oakland, 1961-63 (composition with Luciano Berio and Darius Milhaud). Worked with San Francisco tape music centre 1963-65, then established his own electronic studio in New York City and formed his own ensemble, Steve Reich and Musicians, 1966, with which he achieved international fame and success.
"A performance for us is a situation where all the musicians, including myself, attempt to set aside our individual thoughts and feelings of the moment, and try to focus our minds and bodies clearly on the realization of one continuous musical process." (Steve Reich) > LIVE from the NYPL | Sep 27, 07:40 PM The New York Public Library: ROBERT FRANK in conversation with Howard Norman: Beirut Saturday, September 30, 2006 at 7:00 PM Celeste Bartos Forum. > New feature. QuickTime video files for your iPod. Download three excerpts from Todd Weinstein's multimedia productions for museums and corporations in iPod compatible mpeg4 [H.264] format. > Workshop with Ostkreuz Schule (Berlin) students, New York City, May 2006 > GALLERY 2006: I have been hosting and teaching a group of students from the Ostkreuz Schule based in Berlin, Germany to explore New York City, meeting photographers, artists studios, museums, magazines, and galleries throughout the city. I also assign a project theme for the students during there New York City visit. I organized a class trip workshop to Italy. We are in the planning stages for doing workshop trips to other counties as well as continuing the annual New York workshop.
Ben-Zion house · Magnum · Marc Asnin · Mel Adelglass · Peter Norrman · Steve Zehentner · Andres Serrano · Aaron Anderson · Duane Micheals · Edwynn Houk Gallery · Howard Greenberg Gallery · International Center of Photography · Jay Maisel · Jim Salzano · Ken Horowitz · Stephanie Berger · Thomas Hoepker OSTKREUZ · Schule für Fotografie und Gestaltung
| Berlin OnClick NYC : "Dreaming with Open Eyes" | workshop
in NYC, May 13-23, 2007 |
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