Forum Snowboards launches new boards featuring the New York in the 70s photographs of Allan Tannenbaum July 29, 2010
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Allan Tannenbaum with Forum Snowboards Team Members Pat Moore, John Jackson, and Andreas Wiig
Allan Tannenbaum's images have been licensed for use in books, magazines, motion pictures, CDs, and Tee Shirts, but the Forum project was the most unusual use to date. The launch event took place at the Red Bull Space in SoHo and featured another 25 framed Tannenbaum photographs. For more about Forum Snnowboards, please click here.
New York in the 70s Photo Exhibition by Allan Tannenbaum at the Not Fade Away Gallery, New York City, May 28 - July 9 2009
Opening night party and book launch of New York in the 70s 2nd Edition
Installation View of the Exhibition at the Not Fade Away Gallery. Click image above for a web photo gallery with more views.
NFA Gallery Directors Larry Marion and Marty Marion
Overlook Press Editor Aaron Schlecter and Publisher Peter Mayer
Opening night party and book launch of New York in the 70s 2nd Edition
Allan and Debora Tannenbaum with son Diogo De Oliveira
Monica Marulanda and Qubic Creative Director Ezio Burani
Village People Cowboy Randy Jones
Rickardo Lima Diniz, Samira Ashley, Matthew Rullo, Corey Hanna of Vicio
Singer Reni Lane next to a photo of Debbie Harry
Hotelier Simon van Kempen, Singer Alex Young, Alex McCord of "Real Housewives of New York"
NY Daily News Photographer Todd Maisel, Singer Stacy Wilde, David Beck
At the closing party and benefit auction, as Debora Tannenbaum looks on, NYC Councilmember Alan Gerson presents Allan Tannenbaum with a proclamation for outstanding service to his community through his photography. Photo by Larry Marion
ALLAN TANNENBAUM AT THE NFA GALLERY EXHIBITION AND NEW YORK IN THE 70S LAUNCH. CLICK IMAGE TO WATCH THE VIDEO.
This photo and all people photos by Patrick McMullan and Jonathon Ziegler of patrickmcmullan.com. Thanks to them and Carole at Susan Blonde Public Relations. Installation views and other overviews photographed by Allan Tannenbaum
Canon Australia celebrates 50 years of the single-lens reflex camera
Canon Australia officially marked the 50th anniversary of the sale of Canon’s first single-lens reflex camera in 1959. At an event held at Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal, Canon celebrated the past and present successes of its SLR brand with an array of Canon stakeholders and media. Vast displays of images taken by world-renowned photographers on Canon SLRs since the 1960s were unveiled throughout the evening and brought the history of Canon EOS over the last five decades to life. Six photographs from international events taken by Allan Tannenbaum were chosen to represent the 1980s. They are: The Troubles in Belfast, Nelson Mandela Walk to Freedom, Siege of Kabul, Palestinian Intifada, Mudslide in Colombia, and Philippine Revolution.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Annex NYC presents JOHN LENNON: THE NEW YORK CITY YEARS, which opened May 12, 2009. Among the artifacts and photographs are three images by Allan Tannenbaum photographed in 1980, just before John's death.
Yoko Ono and Allan Tannenbaum at the opening on May 12, 2009. Bette Midler, at left, views the exhibition.
Exhibition goers view Allan Tannenbaum's photographs.
New York in the 70s Photo Exhibition by Allan Tannenbaum at the Fotografia Europea Festival opening party - projection with DJ appearance by Benny Benassi. Production designed by Qubic. Reggio Emilia, Italy, May 1, 2009. Prints at Prospero Summer 2009. Animated images were projected on a screen and on buildings in the Piazza S. Prospero with a stellar performance by Benassi for a fabulous experience.
Allan and Debora Tannenbaum with Benny Benassi after the show.
Allan Tannenbaum with Benny Benassi and Qubic Creative Director Ezio Burani after the show.
Allan Tannenbaum with Giulio and Manuele Bacicchi, proprietors of Ristorante Prospero, site of the print exhibition.
Bright Lights, Big City New York in the 70s Photo Exhibition by Allan Tannenbaum for Art In Tune, Los Angeles, California, April 2009
View of the Exhibition at the Art In Tune Installation. Click image above for a web photo gallery with more views.
Debora and Allan Tannenbaum at the opening in West Hollywood, California, April 2, 2009
Allan Tannenbaum and Daniel Lanois
Actress Rose McGowan views the photographs.
Actress Rose McGowan discusses the photographs.
Daniel Lanois performs on pedal stell guitar
The duo Diego Garcia performs.
Gallery-goers at the opening.
Allan Tannenbaum signs copies of the second edition of New York in the 70s at the West Coast book launch party.
New York in the 70s Photo Exhibition by Allan Tannenbaum at the Draywalk Gallery, London, England, November 1-4, 2007
Allan and Debora Tannenbaum at the opening night in Shoreditch
Debora and Allan Tannenbaum with Siggy and Wim de Vos at the opening.
Nigel Wanless, aka Brutus Gold, AT, and promoter Chris Barnett
AT in Liverpool Street with exhibition posters plastered on a telephone booth - click image to see more photos from the exhibition.
John & Yoko: A New York Love Story Book Launch and Photography Exhibition by Allan Tannenbaum at the Govinda Gallery, Washington, D.C., Oct. 5 - Nov. 23, 2007
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AT in a Worn Free T-shirt from John's favorite hangout.
John & Yoko & New York in the 70s Photography Exhibition by Allan Tannenbaum at the Steven Kasher Gallery, New York, N.Y., Oct. 4 - Nov. 3, 2007
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New York in the ‘70’s/Postcript 9/11 opened on November 30, 2006 and ran through January 27, 2007 at The Bendheim Gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut. Tannenbaum’s studio portraits, nighttime flashes, and street photography paint a unique and often unseen picture of New York City.
The entrance to The Benheim Gallery
The Bendheim Gallery
John Lennon and Yoko Ono photographs
Some of the Music Scene and Nightlife photographs
Nightlife photographs in various formats
Allan Tannenbaum photographed by Charlie Mangano
Five Years From Ground Zero, an exhibit featuring many of the most memorable and award-winning photographs chronicling the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith, September 2006. Allan Tannenbaum is among the photojournalists in the exhibition.
The exhibition was organized by Fort Smith resident Carmen Taylor, who photographed the second plane crashing into the south tower of the WTC on 9/11/2001.
SoHo Blues - New York in the 70s at Visa Pour L'Image, Perpignan, France 1997
In the Eye of Desert Storm - Nikon House - New York City 1991
The Intifada - World Press Photo 1st Prize Spot News Stories - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - 1989
Cover of the 1989 Yearbook
New York New Wave at P.S. 1, Long Island City, New York, 1981
Photographers Bob Gruen and Allan Tannenbaum with their work at P.S. 1
Photography by Allan Tannenbaum has been exhibited since the 1970s at The Floating Foundation of Photography, The International Center of Photography, Rutgers University Art Gallery, The Williams Gallery, The Houston Center of Photography, The Off Wall Street Jam, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, The John Lennon Museum in Tokyo, and The Louis K. Meisel Gallery.
