Andy Freeberg
Artist Bio Artist Work
Click HERE to see Alyssa Coppleman's feature in Slate on Andy Freeberg's photographs entitled The Art of Guarding Art.
Click HERE to see the Art Daily feature on Andy's exhibition at Stanford University's Cantor Arts Center
Click HERE to read about and to order Andy Freeberg's monograph entitled GUARDIANS
Click HERE to read a review of Andy Freeberg's GUARDIANS in the French issue of Philosophie Magazine
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Click HERE to read the article in The New Yorker Magazine about Andy Freeberg
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Click HERE to read (in Russian) the review of Andy Freeberg's GUARDIANS in the Russian Publication 812
Click HERE to read Charles Mitchell's review of Andy Freeberg's book entitled GUARDIANS in PhotoEye Magazine
Click HERE to read about Andy Freeberg at Houston Fotofest 2010
Click HERE to read Nicole Pasulka's interview with Andy Freeberg for The Morning News
Click HERE to read about Andy Freeberg's Guardians series in Beautiful / Decay Magazine
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Click HERE to read the David Keeps review of Andy Freeberg's Guardians exhibition in the Los Angeles Times
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Andy Freeberg alternates his photography endeavors between personal projects and assignment work. Andy was born in New York and studied at the University of Michigan. He began photographing with assignments for Rolling Stone, Time, The Village Voice, and Fortune, specializing in environmental portraits. His project Sentry: Gallery Desks in Chelsea was presented in a solo show at Danziger Projects in New York in September 2007, earning critical acclaim in The New York Times, The New Yorker, and other publications. His current project, Guardians of Russian Art Museums, was awarded the book prize at Photolucida Critical Mass 2008 in Portland, Oregon, and GUARDIANS is the subject of a monograph published in 2010. Guardians was also selected as a winner at the Hearst 8x10 Photography Biennial in New York. His work is represented in many collections including The George Eastman House, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and others.