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| | | Curse of the Black Gold featured on Slate. Watch the exclusive video, Photographs and audio by Ed Kashi, production by Julie Winokur of Talking Eyes Media. More info on the blog. Check out the feature at Slate. |
| | | Still Here featured on Mother Jones In conjuction with the PowerHouse Books, beginning this week, Mother Jones will be running excerpts from recently released photo books. The first installment is a selection of images from Still Here: Stories After Katrina, Joseph Rodriguez's latest book. Head over to the blog for more info. Check out the featured photo at Mother Jones |
| | | Featured speaker at the Inc. 500 Inc. 5000 Conference this September is two-time powerHouse author (check out books Hoopla and upcoming The 9-Inch Diet ), Alex Bogusky. For information and discounted tickets, click here and enter code: SPKR908 or more info here. |
| | | Tompkins Square Park in the NYTimes Q. Sakamaki receives a great recognition, First Arts page in the New York Times, for his Book Tompkins Square Park. If you missed out on our grand launch party at the Arena make sure you check out our special Tompkins Square Park website. Read the NYTimes article now! |
| | | Publicity & Promotions Interns WANTED! Primarily responsible for: producing, disseminating, and archiving all marketing and promotional materials; database management; and gallery and event preparations. Inquire within |
| | | Reinventing Book Publishing Papermagazine highlight entrepreneurship for artists featuring Daniel Power from powerHouse Books, who offers advice on finding commerce in your art.
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| | | Darfur: Twenty Years of War and Genocide in Sudan Wins Pictures of the Year International Judges Special Recognition This is in addition to being the recipient of the 2007 Lucie Award for Best Photography Book. Produced in conjunction with Amnesty International and the Genocide Intervention Network to raise money and awareness, Darfur sold out its first hardcover printing in 2007. It is being released as a paperback for May 2008. Read on |
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