SUBMISSION FORM

ASMP NY is excited to announce that our Second Annual PhotoBook Fair, is scheduled to take place on Thursday, December 11, 2025, at B+H PhotoVideo.

Any member from any ASMP/NANPA chapter, who has produced a monograph of their work, or any art / commercial photo book project of their work, is welcome to participate. Your membership must be current and in good standing to be eligible. There is no charge for participate but you or a representative are required to be on site for the duration of the book fair.

Space is limited at this venue. We will do our best to guarantee participation for all members who complete form by November 11, 2025, at midnight EST.

Please complete the submission form, to become a part of this exciting opportunity. 

ASMP wants to say THANK YOU to B&H for their unwavering and generous support.

SUBMISSION FORM

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From the official press release:

“The Hudson River Museum is proud to present Lens on the
Hudson: Photographs by Joseph Squillante, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of
photographer Joseph Squillante capturing the Hudson River’s magnificence, producing
thousands of evocative photographs that offer a lens into the past and present of this historic
waterway. The exhibition will be on view from May 9–October 19, 2025.

This exhibition highlights Squillante’s intersection with the environmental movements that
gained momentum along the river in the 1970s and continue today. As protests escalated
against industrial development that scarred the shoreline and polluted the waters of the
Hudson River, he grounded his work in visual storytelling—illustrating both the river’s
splendor and the efforts to protect it. He has sailed aboard the Clearwater sloop,
photographed singer-activist Pete Seeger, documented the PCB dredging operations, and
chronicled eagle banding and monitoring programs that contributed to the species’
resurgence in the mid-Hudson Valley.”

Related event: Artist Talk: Through the Lens of Joseph Squillante
Saturday, June 21, 2pm
Join photographer Joseph Squillante for an intimate walk through Lens on the Hudson:
Photographs by Joseph Squillante. With passion, humor, and insight, Joseph shares the
stories behind the photographs—moments of discovery, beauty, and awakening captured
over decades along the river’s banks, reflecting on the river’s enduring power as both muse
and mirror. You are invited to see with new eyes, to feel the heartbeat of the Hudson, and to
recognize our shared responsibility to protect it.

Hours and Admission: The Hudson River Museum is open to the public Wednesday–
Friday, from 12–5pm, and Saturday–Sunday, from 11am–5pm. On Free First Fridays, the
Museum is open and free of charge on the first Friday of the month, from 5–8pm. Learn more
and purchase tickets at hrm.org/visit.

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What Is a Brain Trust?
It’s a peer group within ASMPNY for feedback, answers and support. Photographers meet on a regular basis to share information and help each other with their careers. The regular get- togethers provide an opportunity to learn and have questions answered, as well as help provide connections to a broader community of photographers.

What Is The Big Brain Meeting?
An overview of how ASMPNY’s Brain Trust program works, an opportunity to bring a real-life issue to the group, and an opportunity to join a group. At this introductory meeting, as an example of what might come up in a typical Brain Trust group, we will explore a specific issue of concern. If you have a question you would like to ask relating to the art or business of photography please bring it along.

Issues to consider include:
Contracts, copyright, negotiating, pricing, marketing, working with assistants, finding affordable and reliable resources, and staying on track with goals. At the end of the evening anyone attending will have the opportunity to join a Brain Trust group.

To Learn more or to join a Brain Trust:

Check our monthly Calendar for the next Big Brain event

or

Email us here.

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The photo hub is a partnership between ASMP NY, The Freelancers Union, and MPB designed to make studio shooting more accessible. The studio is inexpensive to rent or FREE if you are an ASMP Member.  The PhotoHub is a place where we can shoot, learn, and share knowledge. Right now we are looking for ASMP Members who would like to share their knowledge.

List of Equipment at the PhotoHub

If you are interested in teaching a class at the hub, please inquire below. you are welcome to submit any ideas!

Submit To Teach At The Hub Here

or email: Liam@asmpny.org

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Our exhibition showcases 15 exceptional member artists, curated by Pamela Jean Tinnen, ASMP NY Fine Art Chair and NYU curator and selected by a prestigious panel of judges, including Paris Chong, Gallery Director at Leica Gallery Los Angeles, Geoffrey Koslov, co-founder of Foto Relevance. 

Our program includes works by: 

Cate Brown @catebrownphoto

Daniel Jenney @DanielJenneyPhotography

Eileen Lerner @fashionrabbitnyc

Ellen Friedlander @emfphoto59

Eric Graig @ericgraig

Frank Gargani @frankgarganiphotographer 

Karen Haberberg @afterdarkshots

Marc Vandermeer @marc_vandermeer 

Matthew Johnston @matthewjohnston90

Michael Hart @hartphotohouston

Morgan Anderson @morganandersonphoto

Robert David Atkinson @robertatkinson_nature

Shelley Lipton @shelleyliptonart

Suz Dyer @smd.art

Terry Frishman @TerryFrishman_Photographer

Get a preview of the exhibition here: LINK COMING SOON 

ASMP : Booth 207 

Aqua Hotel

1530 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139

We are excited to welcome you in Miami. To request complimentary passes to the show click here. These passes are also good for Context & all Art Miami Fairs. You may also request VIP access to the VIP Preview Wednesday Dec 6th.

Request Complimentary Passes Here

WHEN:

VIP Preview

Wednesday, December 6 | 3pm-10pm

General Admission:

Thursday, December 7 | 12pm – 9pm

Friday, December 8 | 11am – 9pm

Saturday, December 9 | 11am – 9pm

Sunday, December 10 | 11am – 6pm 

About Aqua Art Miami

Aqua Art Miami is the premier location for art aficionados to procure works by young, emerging and mid-career artists. Throughout the years, the fair has continued to solidify itself as a completely unique art fair, consistently staying true to its signature relaxed yet energetic vibe. A roster of well respected international galleries will showcase the fresh artists’ works  in the intimate exhibition rooms, which open into the beautiful courtyard of the classic South Beach hotel.

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Paris Chong, Gallery Director Leica Gallery Los Angeles

Paris Chong is the Gallery Director and Curator at the prestigious Leica Gallery Los Angeles. With over two decades of experience as a Curator she has represented galleries and artists at events including Photo LA, Photo SF, Paris Photo, Paris Photo LA, and the Palm Springs Photo Festival in addition to promoting Leica Gallery LA in international shows such as Art Basel and Photo Paris. Ms. Chong has also served as a respected and sought-after juror and portfolio reviewer for The International Photography Awards (IPA, Lucies), PSPF, refocus Awards, OpenWalls British Journal of Photography & 1854 Media, LACP, Photo Lucida, Focus Photo LA. And the ongoing Meet the Curator portfolio reviews for Leica Akademie US.

us.leica-camera.com

Geoffrey Koslov co-founded Foto Relevance, AiPAD member gallery Houston, Texas

Foto Relevance, is a fine art gallery located in the museum district of Houston, Texas, for contemporary photography-based art. He is interested in the creative use of media, light, and new ways of seeing our diverse world through many different genres of expression. Geoffrey is a collector himself who also enjoys writing essays, which have been included in books and artist catalogs, about photographers who are creating new and challenging work. He had served for many years on the Photography Acquisitions Subcommittee for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), and the Board of Directors for the Houston Center for Photography (HCP). He was formerly a member of HCP’s Exhibitions Committee and a former co-chair of its Print Auction and is currently co-chair of the Art Circle at Holocaust Museum Houston. Geoffrey has been involved across the US in reviewing the work of artists in various venues and in consultations with collectors.

www.fotorelevance.com

Pamela Jean Tinnen, Curator of Public Art NYU Kimmel Galleries, NY, NY

Pamela is a curator and writer based in New York. She has worked for over a decade as a curator specializing in public-art at NYU, as well as for contemporary art galleries. Her artistic, academic and curatorial interests most often engage photography, noir-theory, dark-tourism, aesthetics and visual-culture. She holds an MA in Museum Studies from New York University, and a BA in Literary Criticism from the University of South Florida.

Currently, she is working on her first novel. Following a great literary tradition of writers who got the hell out of New York City, Pamela currently resides on a lake in the Catskills with her husband and their adorable rat-terrier rescue named Enzo, who they really thought would have gotten bigger by now. 

https://www.highpriestessproject.org/

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Leonar Fernandes; Fotonostrum 

FotoNostrum is on a mission to increase society’s comprehension and admiration of photography, recognizing its ever-evolving significance in contemporary culture. Our goal is to champion emerging artists by cultivating audiences, fostering dialogues within the photographic community, and  encouraging discussions between photographers and the public. We aim to ignite curiosity about photography through various mediums, including publications and exhibitions, both within our vibrant space in Barcelona and at external venues like prestigious art fairs.

Jennifer Schlesinger; Obscura Gallery

Jennifer Schlesinger is founder and director of Obscura Gallery in Sante Fe, New Mexico. Obscura specializes in photography, with an emphasis on contemporary artists alongside an inventory of 19th to 20th century works. Each represented artist, ranging from 19th-21st century photographers, offers a unique approach to the medium with special attention emphasized on the fine print. Obscura Gallery celebrates the ways in which contemporary artists are using progressive processes to build upon the medium which began nearly 200 years ago.
Schlesinger previously served as Director of Santa Fe’s Verve Gallery of Photography for eleven years. A passionate photography dealer, scholar, and artist in the medium herself, Jennifer and Obscura Gallery can also offer guidance on collection management, database inventory, consulting and advising, as well as estate representation, appraisals, research, de-accession and consignments. Jennifer is Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) compliant through January 31, 2026.
In 2024, Obscura Gallery moved to the bustling Canyon Road arts district of Santa Fe at the intersection of Canyon Road and Delgado Street.

Sidney S. Monroe & Michelle A. Monroe; Monroe Gallery of Photography

Celebrating 22 years in Santa Fe in 2024, Monroe Gallery of Photography specializes in 20^th– and 21^st-century photojournalism and humanist imagery—images that are embedded in our collective consciousness and which form a shared visual heritage for human society. Many of these photographs not only moved the public at the time of their publication but maintain the power to stir the consciousness (and conscience) today. They set social and political changes in motion, transforming the way we live and think—in a shared medium that is a singular intersectionality of art and journalism.
Monroe Gallery of Photography is owned and staffed exclusively by Sidney S. Monroe and Michelle A. Monroe. Sidney and Michelle maintain extensive personal connections with important photographers, clients, collectors, dealers, estates, auction houses, and archives worldwide. They have consulted with photographers, estates, and archives to curate and organize programs and exhibitions, and advise private collectors, museums, and corporations, with an emphasis on building collections with a variety of prudent focuses. Sidney and Michelle are also regularly invited to speak to photography workshops and seminars, as well as to college and high school student groups. Together, they have more than 50 years of curatorial and academic experience, and are acknowledged experts on the life and work of a number of famed photographers, including LIFE Magazine photojournalists Margaret Bourke-White, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Bill Eppridge, Bob Gomel, and Carl Mydans.
Although many record prices have been set recently, it is exciting to note that, on the whole, photography is among the most affordable of the fine arts. We invite you to view some of the best work in this indispensably vital field at Monroe Gallery of Photography. “I think some of the greatest photojournalism contains information that we were never meant to see”   In the Gallery with Sid and Michelle Monroe

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Over the past 2 years ASMP NY has been providing digital programing and we are happy to make most of our online events available to members only as a part of the ASMP Academy.  Please navigate to the academy to view the following videos:

• Skillshare: Joe Lombardo // Create an Effective Marketing Plan Using Your Creative DNA
• Skillshare: Michael McWeeney // So You Want To Make A Book
• Portfolio Review Prep // El-Amin, Lombardo & Séverin
• Skillshare: Stefanie Dworkin // Intro to Adobe Premiere Pro for Photographer
• Skillshare: Annie Watt // Retouching – How To Salvage A Bad Photo
• Alternative Printing Processes with Jon Cone and Eric Luden

Visit the Academy

Free to the Public

We are also happy to offer the following videos to the general public, free of charge, click the links below to watch each video.

• Skillshare: Saul Robbins // Crafting a Bio and Artist Statement for Fine Art Photographers
  (Coming Soon)

• Protect Your Images Online: Presented by Oana Dospinoiu of Pixsy
  (Coming Soon)

• Getting in the Game: NFT 101 for Artists
  https://www.asmp.org/newyork/event/getting-in-the-game-nft-101-for-artists/

• Skillshare: Cheryl Machat Dorskind //Adobe Lightroom Classic (LrC) Workflow Strategies
  https://www.asmp.org/newyork/event/skillshare-cheryl-machat-dorskind/

• Skillshare: Stefanie Dworkin // Premier Pro and iPhone video
  https://www.asmp.org/newyork/event/skillshare-2021-02-18/

• Know Your Rights: Copyright Laws For Photographers
  https://www.asmp.org/newyork/2020/05/16/copyright-webinar-series/
• AQUA Information Session, August 11th, 2022
  https://drive.google.com/file/d/13eyljlmdxlczC-UN231Htgku9heQGXLB/view
• AQUA Information Session, August 23rd, 2022
  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-pAcbcbzv5_gjgIZaxWXWyHI-pUiFBLC/view?usp=sharing

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Sherri was the director of Foley Gallery from 2016-2019, and was briefly the Interim Director of ClampArt in 2020. Projects curated by Littlefield have been featured at PULSE Art Fair, AIPAD, the Huffington Post, Affordable Art Fair, artnet, The Center For Book Arts, dnainfo new york and Whitewall Magazine. She has served as a juror and reviewer for many competitions, including Photo Lucida Critical Mass (2020), PDN’S The Curator (2019), Photoville, Palm Springs Photo Festival and PDN’s Photo Plus. She will be a portfolio reviewer for Photolucida in 2022. She is currently on faculty at the Fashion Institute of Technology and Maine Media Workshops and College where she lectures on social media, photography and professional practices. In addition to her many projects, Sherri is a Content Creator and Relations Coordinator for Nordstrom.

Follow Sherri: 

@nienass @treatgallery

Vida Sabbaghi is a cultural producer and the Executive Director of COPE NYC (Creative Opportunities Promoting Equality New York City). COPE NYC promotes social relations through art exhibits, residencies, art and design education, fashion shows, and community art projects. She is also the Art Director of 630 Flushing Avenue, a thriving building situated in Brooklyn with 2000 tenants, including Pratt Institute, Brandon Haw Architecture Firm, and Savaria Music Studios.

In 2021, Vida founded THE IW GALLERY to provide opportunities for artists and designers from around the world, and to inspire and promote cultural exchanges.

Sabbaghi is a consultant for NYC galleries; her curatorial projects include artworks, photography, fashion, and film. She curated several exhibitions at Queens Museum where she also organized a three-day international art education conference. Her expertise extends to curating traveling exhibits, including Overlap: Life Tapestries, and Repsychling. Vida also designs programming, workshops, and discussions to accompany exhibitions. She expanded COPE NYC’s reach with Artists in Residence projects in Brooklyn, Taiwan, and Germany, and will launch another one in Taipei, Taiwan, this December.

Vida, an editor and writer for art publications, coedited Bridging Communities through Socially Engaged Art, with Dr. Alice J. Wexler, published by Routledge. She is a contributing writer of museum-based art therapy: a collaborative effort with access, education, and public programs.

Vida studied Industrial Design; Theory, Criticism, History of Art, Design, and Architecture; and Art & Design Education at Pratt Institute. She graduated with Distinction. She is a part time faculty member of Parsons The New School where she applies her curatorial expertise. In 2023 – Vida Sabbaghi will be partnering with established art fairs to bring one to a venue in Brooklyn.

Follow Vida:

@iwgallery @cope_nyc

#aninclusiveworld #cope_nyc #theiwgallery 

www.aninclusiveworld.com

Pamela Jean Tinnen

Pamela is a curator and writer based in New York. She has worked for over a decade as a curator specializing in public-art at NYU, as well as for contemporary art galleries. Her artistic, academic and curatorial interests most often engage photography, noir-theory, dark-tourism, aesthetics and visual-culture. She holds an MA in Museum Studies from New York University, and a BA in Literary Criticism from the University of South Florida.

Currently, she is working on her first novel. Following a great literary tradition of writers who got the hell out of New York City, Pamela currently resides on a lake in the Catskills with her husband and their adorable rat-terrier rescue named Enzo, who they really thought would have gotten bigger by now. 

Follow Pamela:

@pamelatinnen @nyuartinpublicplaces @highpriestessproject

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ASMPNY will facilitate online zoom classes taught by our members, for our members, on topics of interest to us right now. (for example, product lighting, lightroom, post-production, graphic design, website building, how to use zoom, etc.) Let us know what YOU want to learn! 

How it will work: 

• ASMPNY will facilitate a live zoom class lead by one of our members 
• Up to 100 members can attend the live class (and attendance is free!) 
• Classes will be recorded for those unable to attend the live class (also will be free!)
• The member teaching the class will receive an honorarium for their time & expertise 

ASMPNY Skillshare is designed to support our membership by sharing important and necessary skills that we all need right now, and will directly support our individual members teaching each class.  

We are looking for two things: 

1 – People who have skills that are valuable right now.

• If you would like to teach a class, please reply here and let us know.

2 – What do you want to learn?

• Please reply here and let us know what skills you need right now. 

We are looking to begin this program right away.

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