Portraits From a Job-Starved City, Alec Soth & Michael Catano.
More info on NYTimes Lens Blog.

We’re pleased to learn that 2008 ACP Public Artists McCallum/Tarry have a retrospective opening May 4th in Baltimore at Maryland Art Place. The video they created for their ACP installation in the water tower in the Old Fourth Ward, “Within Our Gates“, will be part of the exhibition.

Glad to hear that The Impossible Project is looking to begin shipping new Polaroid film in February! Here’s yesterday’s story on NPR.

Roger Ballen, the South African artist who had a print in the ACP 10 Photography Auction, has recent work and a great interview over on lensculture.com.

© Roger Ballen

[Lensculture interview w/ Roger Ballen, 11/2008]

Coolhunting has a great new video up featuring the work at Prospect 1 New Orleans. Toward the end of the piece, you can see McCallum/Tarry’s “The Evidence of Things Not Seen”, which was shown (in part) at Kiang Gallery earlier this year.

Click through the video to view it in “hi-quality” on youtube:

Here’s more from ACP Now! on McCallum/Tarry.

Our friends at Burnaway.org have been visiting participating venues during ACP, and they’ve been blogging their impressions. Check out the ACP ’08 tag for all of their updates!

Other blogs who’ve been talking about ACP include:
conscientious
epidemikcoalition.com
burnaway.org
curio-abyss.com
atlantaintown.blogspot.com
annaandspencer.com
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WNYC’s Studio 360 with Kurt Anderson visited AIPAD a few weeks ago (the Association of International Photography Art Dealers), and came away with the piece below, discussing the current state of the art market vis-a-vis the economy. Not Atlanta-centric, but interesting nonetheless. Press the pink button to play, and scroll forward to :25 seconds in, if you can’t wait.