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African-American Photographers Honored at 9th Annual Lucie Awards

The Lucie Awards is the annual gala ceremony that celebrates master photographers and their contributions to the field of photography. Hon..

The Best of 2010

From the bottom of my heart I want to THANK YOU all for your support and readership this year. I hope this blog will remain a resource for..

New Photography Shows, Call for Entries and Books: October 2009

SLIDELUCK POTSHOW XIV is scheduled for Friday, November 13, 2009 at the Aperture Foundation in Chelsea and will be co-curated by Lesley Ma..

New Photography Shows and Books: September 2009

This month Dodge & Burn kicks off a monthly series of posts about new photography books and shows. Feel free to send me any tips or announ..

Photographer Interview: Walter Astrada

Photojournalist and press photographer Walter Astrada won “1st Prize Stories” in the Spot News category of the 2009 World Press Photo co..

GuatePhoto Festival 2012 Open Call

Although Latin America has a rich and complex photography history, there are few photography festivals held in the region. So it is with much … Read More →

Photo Book: “Women of a New Tribe: A Photographic Celebration of the Black Woman”

Excerpt from book review by Kam Williams: Jerry Taliaferro, the author, says in the preface of his new book, "Women of a New Tribe: A Photographic … Read More →

Persian Visions: Contemporary Photography from Iran

The first survey of contemporary Iranian photography to be presented in the United States, Persian Visions introduces the work of twenty exceptionally … Read More →

New Work by Sebastiao Salgado

Sebastiao Salgado, 64, is probably the best-known Brazilian photographer (and arguably the "world's most widely viewed") of our time. I just came … Read More →

Group Photo Exhibit: “Santiago de Cuba: ReBirth & Congas en la Calle”

Established in 2003, the McKenna Museum of African American Art, 2003 Carondelet St. (corner of St. Andrew Street), has not been open to the public … Read More →

Photo Book: “I Was Cuba”

I Was Cuba: Treasures from the Ramiro Fernandez Collection by Kevin KwanCuba, an island just 90 miles south of Florida, has been and will be one to … Read More →

Exhibit: “BLACKS In and Out of the Box”

A new photography exhibit at the California African American Museum. Read a review of the exhibit and see some of the photos on display in this L.A. … Read More →

Rare John Brown daguerreotype sold Friday for $97,750

By TERRY KINNEY Associated Press WriterA rare daguerreotype of abolitionist John Brown was bought by an unidentified bidder by telephone for $97,750 … Read More →

On Summer Break, See You in the Fall

Dodge & Burn will be taking a short break for the rest of this 2014 summer season. Besides enjoying life with my family, during the break I will … Read More →

The First Latino To Sit On The Board of Directors of the Detroit Professional Photographers Association (DPPA)

Portrait photographer Fred Mora is making photography history. Read more about his accomplishment - congratulations Fred! … Read More →

SLUM TV

SLUM-TV wants to documents the lives of the people in the slum and to reevaluate these lives through the camera. A camera always attracts attention. … Read More →

Drawn Apart: An Evening of Animated Short Films by Immigrant Artists

New York Foundation for the Arts Celebrates New York’s Immigrant Animators at April 17 Film FestivalPart of New York City’s Immigrant Heritage WeekNew … Read More →

Jaime Permuth’s “Yonkeros” Touring Gallery Exhibition with En Foco

Enrique Chagoya: Borderlandia

Non-photo based artwork but relevant to the subject of DODGE & BURN... I just LOVE the image of a giant Mickey Mouse hand flicking the little girl. … Read More →

New Photo Book: “Pop Latino” by Marcos López

In Pop Latino, photographer Marcos López presents a collection of surprising political photographs — whose bright colors disguise a somber … Read More →