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Aperture Would Like to Thank All of the Venues and Artists for Participating in Aperture’S 50Th Anniversary Celebration Aperture would like to thank all of the venues and artists for participating in Aperture’s 50th anniversary celebration. American Museum of Natural History 79th Street and Central Park West, 10024 212-769-5100 Artists: Ken Blackbird, Lee Mormon, Elaine Riecheck, David Wajnarowicz Aperture’s Burden Gallery 20 East 23rd Street at Madison Avenue, 10010 212-505-5555 Artists: Brian Weil, Chuck Close, Robert Adams, Tina Modotti, Anna Gaskell, Josef Breitenbach, Gregory Crewdson, Shomei Tomatsu, Frederick Evans Arsenal Gallery* Central Park, 830 Fifth Avenue at 64th Street,10021 212-360-8163 * Twenty-three photographs from the show will be exhibited in the Arsenal Gallery from September 24, 2002 to October 24, 2002. Artists: Bruce Davidson, Gary Winogrand, Alen MacWeeney, Nick Waplington, Ferdinando Scianna, Letizia Battaglia, David Graham, Virginia Beahan and Laura McPhee, Pedro Meyer, William Eggleston, Eugene Smith, Walter Bigbee, Ray Metzker, Barbara Morgan, Robert Glenn Ketchum, Flor Garduno, Leonard Freed, David Goldblat Barnard College 3009 Broadway at West 116th Street, 10027 212-854-5262 Artists: Don McCullin, Eugene Richards, Raghubir Sing Barnes & Noble, 600 Fifth Avenue 600 Fifth Avenue between 48th and 49th Street, 10020 212-765-0592 Artists: Robert Cappa, Barbara Morgan Barnes & Noble, 396 Avenue of the Americas 396 Avenue of the Americas at 8th Street, 10011 212-674-8780 Artists: Mimmo Jodice, Neil Folberg Barnes & Noble, 1972 Broadway 1972 Broadway between 66th and 67th St. at Lincoln Center, 10023 212-595-6859 Artists: Letizia Battaglia, Mary Ellen Mark Barnes & Noble, 675 Sixth Avenue 675 Sixth Avenue at West 23rd St, 10010 212-727-1618 Artists: Pavel Pecha, Julián Cardona Barney’s Department Store Madison Avenue at 61st Street, 10021 212-826-8900 Artists: Anna Gaskell, Igne Morath, Josef Breitenbach, Josef Koudelka, Josef Sudek, Leonard Freed, Martin Munkacsi, Mary Ellen Mark, Virginia Beahan and Laura McPhee, Neil Folberg, Barbara Morgan, Pedro Meyer, Peter Hujar, Ralph Gibson, Raymond Depardon, Robert Capa, Sandy Skoglund, Sylvia Plachy, Tina Modotti, Brett Weston, Cindy Sherman, Cornell Capa, Dorothea Lange, Eikoh Hosoe, Giorgia Fiorio, Maggie Steber, Ugo Mulas, David Graham, Imogen Cunningham, Dorothea Lange Baruch College 575 East 22nd Street between Lexington Avenue and Third Avenue, 10011 646-312-1000 Artists: Mitch Epstein, Alex Webb Borders 461 Park Avenue at 57th Street, 10022 212-980-6785 Artists: Javier Vallhonrat, John Coplans, Charles Lindsay The New York Botanical Garden Bronx River Parkway at Fordham Road 718-817-8700 Artists: Paul Strand, Brett Weston Brooklyn College 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, 11210 718-951-5000 Artists: Stephen Shore, Marilyn Bridges The Dairy, Central Park Conservancy Mid-Park at 65th Street, Central Park 212-794-6564 Artists: Bruce Davidson City College of New York S154 Convent Avenue at 138th Street 212-650-7000 Artists: Raghu Rai, Pascal Maitre College of Staten Island 2800 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, 10314 718-982-2000 Artists: Mario Giacomelli, Gianni Berengo, Giorgi Fiorio City Hall The Arsenal, 830 Fifth Avenue 212-360-1363 Artists: Alfred Eisenstaedt, August Sander, Dorothea Lange, Cornell Capa, Lewis Hine, Lisette Model City Hall Restaurant 131 Duane Street at Church Street, 10013 212-227-7777 Artists: Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, O. Winston Link, Minor White The Cub Room 131 Sullivan Street at Charlton Street, 10012 212-677-4100 Artists: Iturbide, Imogen Cunningham DIA Center for the Arts 522 22nd Street 212-989-5566 Artists: Barn and Hilla Becher Ellis Island National Monument, Liberty Island, NY 10004 212-363-3206 Artists: Lewis Hine, Cornell Capa Fashion Institute of Technology 27th Street at 7th Avenue, 10001 212-217-7999 Artists: David McDermott and Peter McGough, Max Waldman Fordham University Lincoln Center, Bronx 718-817-1000 Artists: Raghu Rai, Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick, Mark Klett French Institute Alliance Française 22 East 60th Street at Madison Ave, 10022 212-355-6100 Artists: Man Ray, Marc Riboud, Martine Franck, Lise Sarfati, Jaques Henri Latigue The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology 27th Street and 7th Avenue, 10001 (212) 217-5800 Artists: Cindy Sherman, Nan Goldin, Inge Morath Gracie Mansion Carl Schurz Park, 89th Street & East End Avenue, 10128 212-570-4751 Artists: Alfred Eisenstaedt, August Sander, Dorothea Lange, Cornell Capa, Lewis Hine, Lisette Model Guggenheim 1071 Fifth Avenue at 89th Street, 10128 212-429-3500 Artists: Lois Conner Horticultural Society of New York 128 West 58th Street at 6th Avenue, 10019 212-757-0915 Artists: Harry Callahan, Paul Strand International Center of Photography 1114 Avenue of the Americas, at West 43rd, 10036 212-857-0000 Artists: William Christenberry, Mitchell Nichols, Jerome Liebling, Lucas Samaras, Annie Leibovitz, Robert Mapplethorpe, Dona Ann McAdams Japan Society 333 East 47th Street between 8th and 9th Avenue, 10017 212-832-1155 Artists: Masahisa Fukase, Eikoh Hosoe Morris-Jumel Mansion 65 Jumel Terrace at 160th Street, 10032 212-923-8008 Artists: Clarence John Laughlin, Josef Sudek New Leaf Café One Margaret Corbin Drive, Fort Tryon Park, 10040 212-568-5323 Artists: Alfred Stieglitz, Brett Weston New Museum of Contemporary Art 583 Broadway at Prince Street, 10012 212-219-1222 Artists: Danny Lyon, Andres Serrano New York Public Library Astor Hall, 42nd Street and 5th Avenue, 10017 212-930-0830 Artists: Allen Ginsberg, Peter Hujar, Ugo Mulas New York Public Library Bookstore 455 Fifth Avenue at 40th Street, 10017 212-340-0849 Artists: Letizia Battaglia, Mary Ellen Mark Paul Smith 108 5th Avenue at West 16th Street, 10011 212-627-9770 Artists: Dorothea Lange, Barbara Morgan, Martin Munkacsi Photo Plus Expo Jacob Javits Convention Center, 34th Street, 10001 212-216-2000 Artists: David Warjnoricz Queens College 6530 Kissena Boulevard between 63rd and 64th Street, Flushing, 11367 718-997-5000 Aritsts: Josef Koudelka Rockefeller Center 45 Rockefeller Plaza, 10020 212 332-6868 Artists: Emmet Gowin, Elliot Erwitt, Raymond Depardon, Mary Ellen Mark, Robert Capa, Martin Munkacsi, Keri Picket, Jan Groover, William Wegman, Sally Mann, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Sebastião Salgado School of Visual Arts 209 East 23rd Street and 3rd Avenue, 10010 212-592-2000 Artists: Donna Ferrato, Susan Meiselas School of Visual Arts 214 East 21st Street at 3rd Avenue, 10010 212-592-2000 Artists: Franco Zecchin, Larry Towell, Philip Jones Griffiths, Chris Steele-Perkins, Lee Miller Newhouse Gallery of Contemporary Art at Snug Harbor 1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, 10301 718-448-2500 Artists: Paul Thorel, Matthieu Ricard, Adam Fuss, Edward Weston Sotheby's 1334 York Avenue, 8th Floor, 10021 212-894-1111 Artists: David Goldblat, John Pfahl, Ralph Gibson, Joel Sternfeld Studio Museum 144 West 125th Street between Clayton Blvd and Lenox Avenue, 10027 (212) 864 4500 Artists: Carrie Mae Weems, Adrian Piper, Lorna Simpson, Tracey Moffatt Swan Auction Galleries 104 E. 25th Street at First Avenue, 10010 212-254-4710 Artists: Mitch Epstein, Alex Webb, Maggie Steber, Pascal Maitre Williamsburg Art and History Center 135 Broadway at 8th Street, Brooklyn, 11211 718-486-7372 Artists: Joel-Peter Witkin, Salvador Dali and Horst P. 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