Contact: Naomi Mindlin, mailto:info@photoreview.org and 215-891-0214

The Photo Review Benefit Auction Date Change

The Photo Review Benefit Auction has been rescheduled for November  
21, 2009 at 7 p.m. at the University of the Arts, Dorrance-Hamilton  
Building, Broad and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The event has been rescheduled due to a medical emergency. In  
October, Stephen Perloff, editor of The Photo Review, suffered a  
heart attack that will keep him out of commission for several weeks.

Since Mr. Perloff cannot be present, Jeffrey Fuller of Fuller’s Fine  
Art Auctions will act as guest auctioneer for the evening. The Photo  
Review Editorial Assistant Naomi Mindlin will coordinate the event.

The Photo Review Benefit Auction is now online at http:// 
www.photoreview.org/auction.htm. You can preview the work and submit  
absentee bids.

The following information includes additional date change information:

Bidders can also take advantage of The Photo Review’s END THIS  
AUCTION feature: You may buy any picture instantly and end the  
auction by bidding the high estimate through November 20, 2009, 5:00  
p.m.

A preview at the University of the Arts, Dorrance-Hamilton Building,  
Broad and Pine Streets, Philadelphia, will be held on Friday,  
November 21 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturday, November 21 from  
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The auction will take place on Saturday, November 21 at 7 p.m. at the  
University of the Arts in the Dorrance-Hamilton Building on Broad and  
Pine Streets in Philadelphia.

The event will feature an international slate of photographers as  
well as a host of Philadelphia artists. Beginning and experienced  
collectors alike will have the opportunity to bid on work by such  
historic masters as Edouard Baldus, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Edward S.  
Curtis, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Leonard Misonne, Gordon Parks, Man Ray,  
Herb Ritts, W. Eugene Smith, Edward Steichen, Josef Sudek, and  
Clarence H. White.

Among the contemporary photo stars whose work will go on the block  
are Michael Bishop, Marilyn Bridges, Carl Chiarenza, Lois Greenfield,  
Jefferson Hayman, Henry Horenstein, Michael Kenna, Mark Klett, Elaine  
Ling, Joe Mills, Jeffrey Milstein, Bill Owens, Catherine Steinmann,  
George Tice, Jonathan Torgovnik, Philip Trager, Joel-Peter Witkin,  
and Art Zilio, while featured local luminaries include Andrea  
Baldeck, Paul Cava, Paula Chamlee, Susan Fenton, Larry Fink, Judy  
Gelles, Emmet Gowin, David Graham, Nancy Hellebrand, Catherine  
Jansen, D. W. Mellor, Ray K. Metzker, Andrea Modica, Wendy Paton,  
Laurence Salzmann, Michael A. Smith, Sarah Stolfa, Ron Tarver, Daniel  
Traub, Stephen G. Williams, and Stanley Wulc. In addition, a broad  
range of 19th-century photographs is up for bid.

On November 21 there will also be a silent auction of restaurant  
meals, museum memberships, inkjet paper, computer hardware and  
software, books, jewelry, and other collectible items.

A reception at 6 p.m. will honor this year’s winner of The Photo  
Review Award: InLiquid, Philadelphia. Reception tickets are $40 per  
person. Patron tickets are $100.

The annual auction is free of charge. A fully illustrated catalogue  
is available for $12 from The Photo Review, 140 East Richardson  
Avenue, Suite 301, Langhorne, PA 19047-2824.