Jerome Albertini Annalisa Armen Janette Beckman Teri Bloom Chris Buck Steve Carty Danny Clinch Michel Comte David Corio Mo Daoud Matthew Dean Peter Dokus Sante D'orazio Matthew Doyle George Dubose Roger Erickson Davis Factor Jim Fiscus Jesse Frohman Paul Hampartsoumian Marc Hom T. Hopkins Gregory Jackson Hassan Jarane Eric Johnson Jeffrey Kane David Katzenstein Kevin Knight Phil Knott Seth Kushner David LaChapelle Christian Lantry Michael Lavine Robert Lewis Dana Lixenberg Anthony Mandler Mark Mann Jonathan Mannion Clay Patrick McBride Estevan Oriol Ernie Paniccioli Adam Port Ebet Roberts Matthew Salacuse Derrick Santini Michael Schreiber Mark Seliger Jamel Shabazz Ivory Sierra Piotr Sikora Atsuko Tanaka Max Vadukul Nitin Vadukul Cesar Vera Sacha Waldman Craig Wetherby Christian Witkin         David Katzenstein Katzenstein is based in New York City and for the past 16 years he has traveled to many countries throughout the world either on assignment for commercial and editorial clients or to pursue personal projects. During this time he has had numerous exhibits ranging from his debut exhibit in New York City at the Marlborough Gallery in 1981, of color work from Haiti and Mexico to a more recent exhibit of a journey through India. In February 2000 his exhibition "Distant Journeys: Cultural Explorations of David Katzenstein" opened at the Lamont Gallery, Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire. It was mounted in eight exhibit rooms and encompassed 20 years of work from around the world. The 180 photographs ranged in size from 11x14" to 40x60". Katzenstein's recent exhibition at The National Arts Club in New York opened on May 1st, 2001, and was entitled Wordviews: Ritual and Celebration. The show was comprised of a selection of 40x60" black and white prints from all over the world that deal with the subject of ritual. This exhibition is the launch of a larger project being planned by the World Studio Foundation, which will travel around the United States when complete. In August, Katzenstein will mount a new exhibition of work his travels to Egypt, titled Egypt: People and Places. It will be on view at The Half King, a bar/restaurant/gallery on West 23rd Street in Manhattan that was founded by journalist Sebastian Junger. Cara Sutherland, Director of Exhibitions for a21group.com, is curating the exhibition. In August there will also be an on-line exhibition of this work on the website. < < Click on an Immortal Photographer.