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Issue #134  10/5/2007
 
Aperture And AIPAD Present Collectors' Day Of Conversation And Dialogue On Collecting Photography On Oct. 14Th
In This Issue:
Contemporary Works Exhibiting At AIPAD Miami Photo Show, Dec. 4-9 ; Art Basel Miami Week Is World's Biggest Photography Event
Nearly 300 New Photos Added to I Photo Central; Plus Special Exhibit
Auction Guidance and Bidding Help Available
Strong Swann Auction to Be Held Oct. 15th At 2:30 Pm in New York City
More Than 400 Books/Photographs Sold By Van Ham Auctions On Nov. 28th in Cologne
Garry Winogrand At Deborah Bell
Timely China Images From Michael Wolf
Upcoming Charity Auctions: Insight On Oct. 5 in Brattleboro, Vt; and Photo Review in Philly On Nov. 10th, With NYC Preview Oct. 18-20
Aperture And AIPAD Present Collectors' Day Of Conversation And Dialogue On Collecting Photography On Oct. 14Th
Photographer Janine Niepce Passes Away

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For the second year, Aperture and AIPAD (Association of International Photography Art Dealers) are presenting "The Passionate Eye", a special day of conversations dedicated to collecting photography. The first three sessions feature collectors in dialogue with an esteemed artist, curator or writer, followed by a special advice session with appraisers.

This program offers a unique opportunity for both new and experienced collectors to hear expert opinions about current trends in collecting, what constitutes a great collection, and where the industry is headed from some of the most knowledgeable people in the field of photography today.

The event will be held on Sunday, October 14th, from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Aperture Gallery, 547 West 27th Street, 4th floor, New York City. The gallery phone number is 1-212-505-5555, but this is not for registration. The cost of the program is only $100 and includes refreshments and lunch. You can register online at http://www.aperture.org/collector or call 1-212-946-7125. Space is limited to 75 people, so register soon.