For over three decades the Center Quarterly, A Journal of Photography and related Arts, brought forth innovative ideas and imagery through essays, interviews, portfolios, and served as source of discovery for new voices in contemporary photography.... Kathleen Kenyon served the longest term as editor from 1982 to 2003. During her tenure, the quarterly reached new heights of excellence by serving as a platform for expanded dialogues centered around Center for Photography at Woodstock's exhibitions, engaging not only photography but film, video, and photo-based installation art. Important issues of the time that were addressed included explorations of race, gender, sexual identity, cultural politics, and artists from under-recognized regions and communities. In addition the quarterly began to present artist portfolios and featured issues dedicated to the promotion of collecting of contemporary photography through collector interviews and by highlighting CPW’s annual benefit auction. One issue here is the Workshops listing for 1993, another, # 56, is the Auction catalogue for that year.
Vol. 11, #1, 1989 (number on cover #41) cover by Cindy Sherman Untitled film still, 1978, courtesy Metro Pictures, NYC. selected festures: Talbot & Nature's Pencil by Larry J. Schaaf, Candy camera, Censored Cheesecake by A.d.Coleman....
#50, titled "It's all Relative" cover, Huntington Beach Riot by Tony Culver, 1986. Selections: New relations: The Family of Man revisited by Larry Fink- 14 pages of approx 100 photographs from contemporary photographs, curated by Fink; Healing the Cultural Body: Clarissa Sligh's Unfinished Business.
#54 Vol 14 #2: titled "How We See." Features: The man who Loved Women: MArtin Munkacsi by his daughter Joan Munckasi; Photography Now; Mirror, Mirror
#55: "Social Studies/Public Monuments" Features PArtial Documents: contemporary Photography on the Streeet by virginia Rutledge; Diane Neumaier: gender Power Display and Beyond the Frame: an interview with Martha Rosler.
#56: "The Joy of collecting", Expanded Special Issue includes auction catalogue of 280 images with price estimates.
Workshops for 1993 includes bios of teachers and descriptions of the classes offered.