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Allan Tannenbaum ALLAN TANNENBAUM 1977-1981 A PORTFOLIO OF THIRTY-SIX PHOTOGRAPHS Exclusively represented by STUDIO 54: 1977-1981 A PORTFOLIO OF THIRTY- SIX PHOTOGRAPHS Allan Tannenbaum served as the Chief Photographer and Photo Editor of the SoHo Weekly News from its founding in 1973 until the iconic NYC paper folded in 1982. His comprehensive photographic coverage of the art, music, fashion, entertainment, political and nightlife scenes in New York City during those years is without equal. Tannenbaum’s photographs have been published in numerous monographs and book collections, most recently Grit & Glamour: The Street Style, High Fashion and Legendary Music of the 1970s (Insight Editions, 2016) and have been exhibited in galleries and museums all over the world. Tannenbaum was invited to the April 26th, 1977 opening of Studio 54 and was a fixture at the club from then on, camera in hand, documenting the merry-go-round of sex, drugs and dancing. This portfolio serves as a unique record of Studio 54, its famous and not-so famous denizens and most importantly, its energy. Studio 54: 1977-1981 is available in a limited edition of thirty (30) portfolios. Each 11x14 inch Archival Pigment print, printed by the photographer in his studio, is hand-numbered, captioned and signed in the margin of the print recto. Each portfolio also contains a frontispiece printed on vellum and a colophon listing the prints’ titles. The portfolio’s prints are packaged in an archival, acid-free storage box which is also signed, titled and numbered by the artist on the front in silver ink. All images ©Allan Tannenbaum, 2017. All rights reserved. Waiting to be chosen, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Marc Benecke at the door, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 Lady Godiva, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 The Dancefloor, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Grace Jones performing on New Year’s Eve, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 The Man in the Moon, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Elizabeth Taylor, Halston & Bianca Jagger at Taylor’s Birthday Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 C.Z. Guest and Truman Capote, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 Bartender, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 Bianca Jagger dancing with Sterling St. Jacques, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 DJ Ritchie Kaczor, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 High society including Bianca Jagger, Diana Vreeland, Nan Kempner & Andy Warhol, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Michael Jackson and Steven Tyler at the Beatlemania Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 Halloween, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 Eric Goode and friend on the dancefloor, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 Woman in Peacock Feather Headdress on Halloween, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 Steve Rubell, Olivia Newton John & producer Alan Carr at the Grease Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 On the dancefloor, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Disco Sally, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Halston, Bianca Jagger, Jack Haley Jr., Liza Minelli & Andy Warhol on New Year’s Eve, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Man high on chloroethane, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Tony Jones, Diana Ross & Steve Rubell, New Year’s Eve, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Laughing Gas on Halloween, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Purple Magazine Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1977 Farah Fawcett, Cary Grant & Margaux Hemingway, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Jerry Hall walks in the Fashion Makers Show, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 Jerry Hall and Mick Jagger at the Second Anniversary Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 The Second Anniversary Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 Margaret Trudeau dancing with a busboy, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 Busboys at the Valentine’s Day Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 Makeup Artist Sandy Linter, Studio 54, NYC, 1978 The Academy Awards Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 Halloween, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 Debbie Harry at the Interview Magazine Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1979 Andy Warhol, Calvin Klein, Brooke Shields & Steve Rubell in the DJ booth, The Grand Re-Opening Party, Studio 54, NYC, 1981 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 All images ©Allan Tannenbaum, 2017. All rights reserved. Exclusively represented by 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 All images ©Allan Tannenbaum, 2017. All rights reserved. Exclusively represented by 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 All images ©Allan Tannenbaum, 2017. All rights reserved. Exclusively represented by 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 All images ©Allan Tannenbaum, 2017. All rights reserved. Exclusively represented by THE ALLAN TANNENBAUM PORTFOLIO STUDIO 54: 1977-1981 IS EXCLUSIVELY REPRESENTED BY FOR INQUIRIES, PRICING AND AVAILABILITY, PLEASE CONTACT: JESSE BLATT telephone: +1 212.658.1989/ office +1 917.628.5990/ mobile email: [email protected] .
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