Marvin Heiferman

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Marvin Heifermann, 2011

Marvin Heiferman (* 1948 ) is an American curator , photographer and author with projects on the importance of photographic images on art and visual culture for museums, galleries, publishers and companies.

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As deputy director of the LIGHT Gallery, New York (1971–1974), director of Castelli Graphics and Photographs, New York (1975–1982), representative of the arts (1982–1988) and freelance curator (since 1989), Heiferman organized exhibitions and worked with a variety of artists and photographers such as Eve Arnold , Garry Winogrand , Robert Mapplethorpe , Stephen Shore , Lewis Baltz , William Eggleston , Robert Adams , Nan Goldin , John Waters and Richard Prince . He is known to be a master of color, storytelling, and photography.

In the mid-1980s, Heiferman put the focus of his work on developing projects to investigate the effects of images on history, society, culture and everyday life. In 1991 Heiferman became a founding partner (with Carole Kismaric ) of Lookout, a company that carried out innovative exhibitions and cultural projects for major museums (including Fame After Photography, Museum of Modern Art , 1999) as well as humanitarian organizations, publishers and media companies.

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