A new book features the personal photography collection of Judy Glickman Lauder – and tells the story of over a century of beautiful images
Mark Bessire, director of the Portland Museum of Art, Maine, writes in the foreword to Presence: ‘The essence of Judy’s life’s work and passion – a presence, and great generosity of spirit – immediately resonates with anyone who has experienced her collection, her own artistic practice or her commitment to culture, community and people everywhere.
Glickman Lauder has been immersed in photography for more than 80 years. ‘I remember an ever-changing exhibition of beautiful black-and-white photography hanging on our walls, and paging through each new issue of Life magazine, Camera Craft and US Camera. I was connected to a photography community early on’Glickman Lauder writes: ‘My father took me on field trips with his photography friends.
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