After last month’s newsletter on my visit to San Francisco, I receive an email from my friend Neil Folberg, who thought my readers might have been confused over the fate of Vision Gallery.
As Neil noted to me, “You might have mentioned that Vision is still around, albeit in Jerusalem. Our next major show will be a full-blown show of Michael Light's ‘Full Moon’ prints, running from November 12th through January 14th. Michael's work will be shown along with a selection of my newest Starry Night's imagery and a small group of David Malin's prints of astronomical subjects. ”In addition,” he continued, “I have a show of new work from ‘Starry Nights’ opening November 2nd at Scott Nichols Gallery in San Francisco.” Vision/Neil Folberg Gallery is located at 18 Yosef Rivlin St., 91020 Jerusalem, Israel; Tel:+972-2-622-2253;Fax:+972-2-622-2269; folberg@netvision.net.il
Novak has over 48 years experience in the photography-collecting arena. He is a long-time member and formally board member of the Daguerreian Society, and, when it was still functioning, he was a member of the American Photographic Historical Society (APHS). He organized the 2016 19th-century Photography Show and Conference for the Daguerreian Society. He is also a long-time member of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers, or AIPAD. Novak has been a member of the board of the nonprofit Photo Review, which publishes both the Photo Review and the Photograph Collector, and is currently on the Photo Review's advisory board. He was a founding member of the Getty Museum Photography Council. He is author of French 19th-Century Master Photographers: Life into Art.
Novak has had photography articles and columns published in several newspapers, the American Photographic Historical Society newsletter, the Photograph Collector and the Daguerreian Society newsletter. He writes and publishes the E-Photo Newsletter, the largest circulation newsletter in the field. Novak is also president and owner of Contemporary Works/Vintage Works, a private photography dealer, which sells by appointment and has sold at exhibit shows, such as AIPAD New York and Miami, Art Chicago, Classic Photography LA, Photo LA, Paris Photo, The 19th-century Photography Show, Art Miami, etc.
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