Eastman House Travel Photography Series and Exhibition Photographers at 2011 Benefit Auction
As was the case last year, we are sure you will notice some very familiar faces to the Museum in the 2011 Benefit Auction. Our Wish You Were Here Travel Photography Series continues to be one of our most popular lecture offerings, and we’ve been thrilled to revisit the work of some of our recent exhibitors who have garnered high praise and engaged our audiences.
Wish You Were Here series speakers
John Isaac, Studying Together, Karachi, Pakistan, 1981
Featured in our Online Auction. Series Speaker, 2010. VIEW
Burt Glinn, Untitled [Elizabeth Taylor in Segaro, Spain on set of Suddenly Last Summer], 1959
Featured in our Online Auction. Series Speaker, 2005.
Doug Menuez, Friends, Rakai Home, Uganda, 2006
Featured in our Online Auction. Series Speaker, 2009.
Todd Hido, #2552, 1999. Series Speaker, 2011 VIEW
Larry Towell, Isaac’s First Swim, Lambton County, ON, Canada, 1996. Series Speaker, 2006
Denis Defibaugh, Birds of paradise, Veracruz, Mexico, 2011 . Series Speaker, 2006
Ed Kashi, City of the Dead, Cario, 1993. Series Speaker, 2008 LISTEN IN
Douglas Kirkland, Coco Chanel, 1962. Series Speaker, 2010.
Phyllis Galembo, Mami Wata Masqueade, Alok village, Nigeria, 2004 . Series Speaker, 2008. Exhibition: West African Masquerade: Photographs by Phyllis Galembo
Exhibition Photographers
Steve McCurry, Rabari Man with Henna Beard, Rajasthan, India, 2010
Featured in our Live Auction. Series Speaker, 2002 & 2005. Exhibition: The Last Roll of Kodachrome, 2011. BLOG VIEW
Eastman Kodak Company: Sam Campanaro and Marty Czamanske, Fifteen Babies (Colorama #510), June 25, 1984
Featured in our LIVE AUCTION. Read this Colorama BLOG.
Roger Ballen, Boy Under Lamp, 2001.
Featured in our Online Auction. Exhibition: Roger Ballen: PHOTOGRAPHS 1982-2009, 2010. VIEW
Larry Merrill, Tree, Central Park, 2008
Featured in our Online Auction. Exhibition: Larry Merrill: Looking at Trees, 2011.
Roxana Aparicio Wolfe is the Curator of Education and Online Communities at George Eastman House.







