Zachary P. Stephens

Photographer

Photographers’ Images of Their Own Families
Spring 2024
First Edition Hardcover
9 1/2” (w) x 10 5/8” (h)
224 pp

Featuring 186 photos from 61 photographers, including Thomas Alleman, Hannah Altman, Debe Arlook, Niki Boon, Nancy Borowick , Tommy Bruce, Emily Buckley, Edgar Cardenas, Justin A. Carney, Velianna Catalano, Adrain Chesser, Daniel Coburn, Jess Dugan, Matt Eich, Kristen Joy Emack, Kev Filmore, Amy Friend, Riley Goodman, Elijah Gowin, Karla Guerrero, Rashed Haq, Jessica Todd Harper, Kate Izor, Susan Rosenberg Jones, Rachel Jump, Priya Kambli, Takako Kido, Gillian Laub, Judith G. Levy, Pixy Liao, Louviere + Vanessa, Monika Merva, Linda Moses, Nadiya Nacorda, Lydia Panas, Toni Pepe, Greta Pratt, Lissa Rivera, Emily Schiffer, Betsy Schneider, Maria Jose Sesma, Safi Alia Shabaik, Jennifer Shaw, Sarah Stellino, Zachary Stephens, Gordon Stettinius, Jerry Takigawa, Ron Tarver, Rashod Taylor, Rachel Elise Thomas, Al J. Thompson, Stephanie Thulin, Paul Thulin-Jimenez, Anne Vetter, Melanie Walker, Becky Wilkes, John Willis, Susan Worsham, Megan Wynne, and Arin Yoon
Essay from Rebecca Senf PhD, curator at the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson.

The Contemporary Still Life
Summer 2022
Exhibition Catalog
8" x 8"
62 pp

More Than an Object: The Contemporary Still Life presents the creative possibilities of this often overlooked artistic genre. Exploring the vitality and inventiveness of the still life tradition, the exhibit presents a multiplicity of innovative approaches and media including painting, photography, animation, and sculpture.
As a genre, the has still life been practiced by artists for centuries. From ancient Greeks to 17^th century Dutch painters, from 19^th century modernists to today’s contemporary artists, still life endures as a significant mode of artistic expression – one that embodies both tradition and innovation.
Often relegated to the art of imitation, still lives are being continuously reimagined by contemporary artists who also use the genre to explore the personal, metaphoric, social, and unconventional. More than an Object features nine contemporary artists who exemplify how the still life genre remains a popular and essential expression of our daily lives.  

Participating artists: Susan Abbott, Christina Erives, Oona Gardner, Ori Gersht, Libby Paloma, Mike Pelletier, William Ransom, Zachary P. Stephens, Christopher T. Terry.

Summer 2022
Exhibition Catalog
5 3/4" x 8 1/4"

The International Photography Exhibition (IPE) is the world’s longest running photography exhibition. The IPE 163 is a powerful exhibition that demonstrates the breadth of contemporary image-making and storytelling today. A total of 105 works by 60 photographers continue their tour to The Museum of Gloucester, 28 January - 4 June 2023

Voglio essere un buon padre
July 2021
Magazine
9 1/2” (w) x 10 5/8” (h)
106 pp

Through his personal experience, a Zeit journalist takes a journey into the history of fatherhood and tells how the father's role in raising children has changed.
Tillman Prufer, Die Zeit Magazin, Germany
Photographs by Zachary P. Stephens

2021 Limited Edition Catalog
Photography is Dead…long Live Photography! Group Show

Edition of 200, individually numbered
Published by Candela Books
As the gallery enters its tenth season, we're excited to announce a new publishing initiative to promote the work by photographers who exhibit at Candela Gallery. Candela Books will be publishing limited edition catalogs for each upcoming gallery exhibition.

Words and Images for a World in Climate Crisis
February, 2014
Paperback
8.5" (w) x 8.5" (h)
224 pp

Edited by Vermont poet Greg Delanty, with support from Green Writers Press founder/director, Dede Cummings, with a Foreword from John Elder, an Envoy by Bill McKibben, and poems that feature the work of a multitude of talented nature poets, along with quotes from such environmentalists as McKibben, Wangari Maathai, and others, So Little Time is an interpretive book that will inspire, enrich, and educate, while being an urgent and timely call to action to stop global warming.