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The AIPAD photography fair is at the Park Avenue Armory, tonight through Sunday.Curatorial Gallery from London will be presenting my new print/book edition, ‘when is a place’. Published by Some Planes Press, it includes texts by Wayne Koestenbaum and Marvin Heiferman. If you make it to the fair, please stop by.@curatorialgallery @wayne.koestenbaum @whywelook @aipadphoto

The AIPAD photography fair is at the Park Avenue Armory, tonight through Sunday.Curatorial Gallery from London will be presenting my new print/book edition, ‘when is a place’. Published by Some Planes Press, it includes texts by Wayne Koestenbaum and Marvin Heiferman. If you make it to the fair, please stop by.@curatorialgallery @wayne.koestenbaum @whywelook @aipadphoto

The AIPAD photography fair is at the Park Avenue Armory, tonight through Sunday.Curatorial Gallery from London will be presenting my new print/book edition, ‘when is a place’. Published by Some Planes Press, it includes texts by Wayne Koestenbaum and Marvin Heiferman. If you make it to the fair, please stop by.@curatorialgallery @wayne.koestenbaum @whywelook @aipadphoto

The AIPAD photography fair is at the Park Avenue Armory, tonight through Sunday.Curatorial Gallery from London will be presenting my new print/book edition, ‘when is a place’. Published by Some Planes Press, it includes texts by Wayne Koestenbaum and Marvin Heiferman. If you make it to the fair, please stop by.@curatorialgallery @wayne.koestenbaum @whywelook @aipadphoto

Providence, 1973

Just announced: "when is a place"
Two prints and a limited edition artist's book by @bill_jacobson

An exhibition and a conversation
at EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery

Exhibition:
EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery, March 14th - May 16th
248 Utah Street, San Francisco, CA

Opening reception:
March 14th, 3 - 5 pm

Bill Jacobson in conversation with writer and curator @yung_sch0lar:
EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery, March 17th, 6.30 pm

Catharine Clark Gallery is pleased to announce the release of Bill Jacobson's new edition, "when is a place." The publication consists of the book (three handbound components, 84 pages total) in a custom case, the choice of one of two pigment prints created in the artist's studio, and texts by Wayne Koestenbaum and Marvin Heiferman. when is a place is published by Some Planes Press and distributed by @exitatccg

The photographs, created between 2018 and 2020, are mostly landscapes made in Virginia, the south of France, and Upstate New York during the Covid pandemic. There are also figure studies created in the artist's East Village studio in 2019. With a mix of deep black tones, an extraordinary range of grays, and bleached bright whites on heavy paper, the reproductions feel more akin to gravure printing than traditional offset.

Jacobson's defocused photographs, a hallmark of much of his work for over three decades, explore feelings of loss, fading memories, and unknown futures. While the artist's work in the 1990s was in response to the AIDS epidemic, Jacobson, 70, now explores focus as a metaphor for aging, climate change, and the transient nature of being. Book: Edition of 100 + 20 Artist's Proofs

Two prints: Each in editions of 50 + 10 Artist's Proofs, available either mounted or framed

$1,000: includes custom case, book, and choice of 11 x 14 inch pigment prints mounted to Dibond; and domestic shipping. Order via the link in our bio.

Just announced: "when is a place"
Two prints and a limited edition artist's book by @bill_jacobson

An exhibition and a conversation
at EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery

Exhibition:
EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery, March 14th - May 16th
248 Utah Street, San Francisco, CA

Opening reception:
March 14th, 3 - 5 pm

Bill Jacobson in conversation with writer and curator @yung_sch0lar:
EXiT at Catharine Clark Gallery, March 17th, 6.30 pm

Catharine Clark Gallery is pleased to announce the release of Bill Jacobson's new edition, "when is a place." The publication consists of the book (three handbound components, 84 pages total) in a custom case, the choice of one of two pigment prints created in the artist's studio, and texts by Wayne Koestenbaum and Marvin Heiferman. when is a place is published by Some Planes Press and distributed by @exitatccg

The photographs, created between 2018 and 2020, are mostly landscapes made in Virginia, the south of France, and Upstate New York during the Covid pandemic. There are also figure studies created in the artist's East Village studio in 2019. With a mix of deep black tones, an extraordinary range of grays, and bleached bright whites on heavy paper, the reproductions feel more akin to gravure printing than traditional offset.

Jacobson's defocused photographs, a hallmark of much of his work for over three decades, explore feelings of loss, fading memories, and unknown futures. While the artist's work in the 1990s was in response to the AIDS epidemic, Jacobson, 70, now explores focus as a metaphor for aging, climate change, and the transient nature of being. Book: Edition of 100 + 20 Artist's Proofs

Two prints: Each in editions of 50 + 10 Artist's Proofs, available either mounted or framed

$1,000: includes custom case, book, and choice of 11 x 14 inch pigment prints mounted to Dibond; and domestic shipping. Order via the link in our bio.

Getting ready for my very analog presentation as a visiting artist at the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation in Captiva, Florida - a selection of books & stacks of prints from the last 35 years.@rauschenbergfoundation

In case you wondered what I looked like at my 30th birthday party. 🥳

My photograph Untitled (from American Trip) from 1975 is in the exhibition “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” at EXiT / Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco. @exitatccg@cclarkgallery

Midnight / moonlight

New Year’s Day, 2026.Sending love to all.

‘Song of Sentient Beings’, Julie Saul Gallery, 1996.

Gerhard Richter show in Paris, @louisvuittonfoundation

Thinking of those we’ve lost.World AIDS Day.

#1975