Allen Frame

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Opening tomorrow, Oct 29, 6-8pm @storeygallery Darrel Ellis, Miguel Ferrando, and Richard Brintzenhofe with some photos of them by me, such as this one of Brintzenhofe, Brooklyn, 1991. They were close artist friends. This is the first time their work has been shown together and is a joint effort by Nathan Storey and Candice Madey @candicemadey 28 Oct 2026 Michela Palermo @palermo_publishing Booth H 4 at Printed Matter Art Book Fair, PS1 MOMA. In spite of the weather, crowds and busy sales! 27 Sep 2026 Pavel Tchelitchew ink wash of himself painting Charles Henri Ford in The World of Charles Henri Ford and Pavel Tchelitchew at Daniel Cooney Fine Art, Santa Fe, through Oct 31. 20 Sep 2026 Delighted to see Maya Popa’s brilliant new collection at Collected Works Bookstore in Santa Fe. @mayacpopa @cwbookstore Looked for Ru Marshall’s engrossing new book on Carlos Castaneda but it’s sold out, copies on the way! @robtmars 20 Sep 2026 Palermo Publishing returns to Printed Matter’s NY Art Book Fair for our second year. From September 24–27, we’ll be at Booth H4 at MoMA PS1 with the Palermo Publishing catalogue — spanning photography, visual arts, artists’ writing, and critical research — together with KIOSK, featuring books by artists and independent publishers we admire, including Katharina Poblotzki, Eleonora Calvelli, Valerio Spada, Libuše Jarcovjáková, Cross Editions, Press Press, BilderAtlas, and Untitled Publishing. This year also marks the 20th anniversary of NYABF, and we couldn’t be more excited to celebrate it in New York alongside some of the artists who have been part of Palermo Publishing over the past few years. Throughout the fair, we’ll be hosting a series of book signings at our booth. Come to say 👋 If there’s a title you’d like to reserve, write to [email protected] before the fair. Pre-orders help us bring the right quantities to New York. @printedmatter_artbookfairs @momaps1 Songs for Birds and the Lonely DIETMAR BUSSE Book signing Friday, September 25 4 PM Songs for Birds and the Lonely brings together Dietmar Busse’s distinctive photographic portraits, where the human figure, nature, and painted interventions meet in images suspended between intimacy and fiction. Moving between solitude and connection, vulnerability and transformation, the book reflects Busse’s deeply personal approach to portraiture and his sensitivity to lives at the margins. Published by Palermo Publishing in 2024, with an afterword by Claudia Summers, Songs for Birds and the Lonely is Dietmar Busse’s first monograph. Born in Stolzenau, Germany, Dietmar Busse first encountered photography in Madrid before moving to New York in 1991, where he continues to live and work. His photographs and paintings have appeared in Artforum, Modern Painters, The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, and Interview, among others. He is represented by @fiermangallery, New York. Black Madonna, 2010, Dietmar Busse Closer to the Sun KATHARINA POBLOTZKI Book signing Friday, September 25 5 PM Closer to the Sun brings together photographs made in Cologne, Berlin, and New York over the past two deca 14 Sep 2026 The World of Charles Henri Ford and Pavel Tchelitchew, an exhibition I’ve curated of photographs, paintings, and drawings, opens Sept 18 at Daniel Cooney Fine Art, Santa Fe @danielcooneyfineartinc These are all by Tchelitchews ca 1930s. 12 Sep 2026 Katharina Poblotzki @katharinapoblotzki and Jesse Cesario installing Katharina’s work for the exhibition Closer to the Sun, opening at NYU Deutsches Haus, Thurs, Sept 10. I’ve curated a selection of her portraits of women and non-binary artists from her archive and commissioned work. Please rsvp through link in bio. 42 Washington Mews, through Jan 8. 09 Sep 2026 The World of Charles Henri Ford & Pavel Tchelitchew Curated by Allen Frame @allenframenyc Exhibition Dates: September 18 – October 31, 2026 Opening Reception: Friday, September 18, 5–7pm Photo credit above: Peter Watson and Robert Heber-Percy, 1930s by Charles Henri Ford Allen Frame and Indra Tamang will be present for the opening reception. Daniel Cooney Fine Art is thrilled to present The World of Charles Henri Ford & Pavel Tchelitchew, an exhibition of photographs by Charles Henri Ford and works on paper by Pavel Tchelitchew, curated by photographer Allen Frame. The exhibition offers an intimate portrait of an enduring artistic partnership and the extraordinary cultural world they inhabited in Paris, New York, and Rome, from the 1930s through the 1950s. Charles Henri Ford (1908-2002) was a writer and artist whose creative life encompassed poetry, fiction, photography, collage, film, publishing, and drawing. Pavel Tchelitchew (1898-1957) was an admired and influential figure in the European and American avant-garde. Born in Russia, he fled the Revolution with his family in 1918 and studied art in Kiev before working in Berlin as a stage and costume designer. He moved to Paris in the mid-1920s, where he created sets and costumes for Diaghilev’s Ballet Russe and made figurative paintings that combined elements of Surrealism and Neo-Romanticism. Ford and Tchelitchew were each other’s muses. During the period of their relationship from 1933 to Tchelitchew’s death in 1957, Ford photographed Tchelitchew extensively and Tchelitchew painted Charles. They were a remarkable duo and were both, in turn, photographed by their notable artist friends, including George Platt-Lynes, Cecil Beaton, and Carl Van Vechten, whose photographs are included in the exhibition. (Continued in comments.) 26 Aug 2026 Excited to announce my show CLOSER TO THE SUN in New York curated by @allenframenyc will open at @deutscheshausnyu on September 10. Bringing together portraits made in Cologne, Berlin, and New York over the last two decades, CLOSER TO THE SUN is an ode to the artists who have shaped my life and work. Opening Reception September 10, 2026, 6-8pm Deutsches Haus at NYU 42 Washington Mews, New York, NY 10003 Portrait of @_sigridlauren Thank you to Sarah Girner and Juliane Camfield for inviting me to show my work. CLOSER TO THE SUN will be on view until January 8, 2027. 16 Aug 2026 Striking juxtapositions in The Vandals, a group exhibition at Gladstone curated by Alissa Bennett and Julian Ehrlich. Here, Lee Friedlander next to Alex Katz, and #2, Celia Paul, Pope.L, and Rachel Harrison. Through August 7, 515 W. 24th St. 24 Jul 2026 I’m engrossed in the brilliant new bio by Ru Marshall: American Trickster, The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda, which also has much to say about academia (Yikes!) and publishing. Hard to comprehend Ru’s extraordinary combination of gifts— one of my favorite visual artists and a master of storytelling. This long -awaited book couldn’t have appeared at a more relevant time. Castaneda published his first book, The Teachings of Don Juan, in 1968, the year that Tricky Dick announced his candidacy for President, and this superbly analytical look at the life of Castaneda and the incredible fraud perpetrated on anthropology and the reading public has been released in the second term of Donald Trump. I look forward to an expose of the latter as trenchant and entertaining as American Trickster! Art work here is a self-portrait by Ru from one of my photos! 24 Jul 2026 I have taken lines from Maya Popa’s poems— her two books American Faith and Wound Is the Origin of Wonder— for the titles of exhibitions I’ve curated and an essay I wrote, and now I’m thrilled that she has released a third book of poems, If You Love That Lady, not epistolary poems but inspired by a collection of 19th century courtship letters. I have taken many classes and workshops with Maya and with many of her writer friends, from whom I have also taken lines and phrases for titles, including Caroline Bird, Richie Hofmann, and Robert Macfarlane, who has written this about Maya’s new book: Something remarkable is at work here: an exact and exciting scintillation of thought and image that in sum becomes a shimmer. Reading it, one sees with a compound eye, as if looking upon human love as a dragonfly might, through countless tiny hexagons…all of it unsentimentally, brilliantly documenting ‘what remains/ of this extravagant, fatal, blinking life.’ 24 Jul 2026

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