In this issue Michael Joseph writes about his photography of the Big Apple. The six page commentary takes us through a single day in the life of a "street photographer" as he journeys through the metropolis. On the way he explains his casual approach to his work, the equipment, style, and technique he uses. He also shares his in depth experience and knowledge of shooting 35mm film for fine art photography. The end result produces some very awe-inspiring images, and in conclusion, he tells us how they made there way into renowned art galleries, important private and public collections, and for publishing opportunities.

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July 2008

Michael Joseph

Urban Cityscapes and cutting edge architectural designs influence the black-and-white photography of this artist to watch.

Art Business News is honored to recognize the burgeoning talents in our industry who are fully expected to grow and flourish in the coming years. I expect nothing less than great things from each of these artists.

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Jennifer Dulin Wiley
ABN Managing Editor

For the devotee of fine art black and white photography, no experience of the medium, whether through books, graphic reproduction or even gallery exhibitions, can surpass the feeling of communication and aesthetic resonance that comes from owning a collection of original photographic prints. Michael Joseph photography is mentioned as a notable established photographer is prominently displayed within the pages of this issue’s feature article.

Issue 39 October

AGENDA Webwatch

In this month’s issue, Feature Editor, Tracy Hallett, rates several websites worth taking notice of, including michaeljoseph.com, of which she writes, “Michael Joseph has so many well observed and original images that remind me of the wonderful and playful photography of Walker Evans”.

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The face of South Florida is constantly changing…so fast in fact, that we wish we had an entire issue to dedicate to the plethora of new condos, design stores and restaurants popping up all over its landscape. While many impulsive developers and store owners seem to frequently swing and miss with these fledging ventures, we decided to dedicate a special section to those who didn’t – the newcomers who managed to hit a home run this time around.

Beauty in Black and White
Although the Michael Joseph Artists’ haven Gallery on Oakland Park Blvd is not new – it opened in that location in November of 2006 – it is definitely a place worth visiting again and again. The sleek gallery abounds with black and white photos cityscapes, abstracts and scenic photography taken by Joseph himself. “My signature style is that I make ordinary things extraordinary. That is what has really given me my name,” Joseph said. This certainly rings true in his newest exhibition, a retrospective of everything Joseph has seen over the last 12 years in such cities as New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mexico City, and Paris.

Fabulous furnishings, artsy environment, and a showcase of showrooms – a neglected South Florida treasure is rediscovered and redefined. The once popular design district has again begun to blossom. Today, the revitalized neighborhood is attracting dozens of businesses, galleries, and designers. It is receiving the international attention that made South Beach explode into a Mecca for the worlds popular and trendy. Michael Joseph fine art photography is exhibited with the Florida Collectors Gallery and spotlighted on the pages within the full article

Looking out from the observation deck of the Empire State Building, New York City is a sight to behold. From Broadway to Soho, art, music, theater, books, restaurants, and indomitable spirit of New Yorkers embrace this city. Amidst the bustling crowds, this city contains beautiful architectural landmarks and views. Thirteen black and white photographs are included in this 2004 deluxe wall calendar. This New York City calendar from BrownTrout Publishers will bring the heart of New York into your home.