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2000 "Walking The City."
Slide presentation and essay at the Annual Meeting of the North
Carolina Art Society. North Carolina Museum of Art. Raleigh, NC.
2000 "Amazing Conversations."
Stubborn Light: The Best of The Sun, Volume III. Edited by
Sy Safransky.
2000 "Getting Lost." Five
Points. Vol. 3, No. 2. Georgia State University.
1999 "One Afternoon."
In Brief: Short Takes On The Personal. Edited by Judith Kitchen
and Mary Paumier Jones. W.W.W. Norton & Company. New York, New
York.
1998 Regarding Manhattan: Photographs
by John Rosenthal. Sunapee Editions. 96 pages. Enfield,
NH.
1998 Catalogue Essay: Frank Hunter:
Laments. Jackson Fine Art. Atlanta, GA.
1997 "Frankie and Patti and
Perry and Dean." Five Points. Vol. 2, No. 1. Georgia
State University
1996 "Mulberry Street: The Story
of a Photograph." Five Points. Vol. 1, No. 1. Georgia
State University.
1994 "Remembering The City."
A Memoir published in New York, New York (Catalogue). The North
Carolina Museum of Art. Raleigh, N.C.
1993 "Sally Mann's Beautiful
and Treacherous World." The Sun. June, Issue 210.
Chapel Hill, NC
1990 Lecture: "On Photographing
the Homeless." City Gallery of Contemporary Art. Raleigh,
NC. August, 1990.
1990 Lecture: "Stories and Clues:
A Talk About Photography." NC Museum of Art. Raleigh, NC.
February, 1990.
1990 "The Ethics of Seeing:
An Interview with John Rosenthal" by Michael Read. The
Sun: A Magazine of Ideas. Issue 170. Chapel Hill, NC.
1989 "The Marvellous Eye":
A photographic seminar. Winter session. Duke Continuing Education.
Durham, NC
1988 Stories, Sermons & The Grace
of Women. A play written, directed and performed by John Rosenthal
and Carol Richard. Playmakers Theater, Chapel Hill, NC and Artspace,
Raleigh, NC.
1988 Catalogue essay for "The
Psychological Landscape: An Invitational Photography Exhibition,"
curated by John Rosenthal. Green Hill Center for North Carolina
Art. Greensboro, NC.
1988 Lecture: "Jacques-Henri
Lartigue: The Discovery of a Dashing New World." NC Museum
of Art. February, 1988. Raleigh, NC.
1988 "An Interview by John Rosenthal
with Emmet Gowin and Helen Gee," published in National
Aperture 3 Exhibition Catalogue. Hunter Publishing Company.
Winston-Salem, NC.
1987 "Insisting on Plenitude."
ARTVU: Contemporary Southeastern Visual Arts. Essay and photographs.
Summer 1987. pp. 34-38. Chapel Hill, NC.
1987 "Design as Meaning: An
Artist's View of His World and His Art." Text and photographs.
NCArts. Pp. 6-8. NC Arts Council. Raleigh, NC
1987 Catalogue essay: "Barbara
Grenell," for Grenell/Koop Exhibition. Western Carolina
University, Cullowhee, NC
1987 "Stealing Souls: Thoughts
on Photography." A Bell Ringing in an Empty Sky. The
Best of the Sun Vol.II pp. 65-78. Mho & Mho Works. San Diego,
CA.
1986 The North Carolina Artists Series:
Talks by NC Artists. Lecture delivered at the NC Museum of Art:
"The Various Fictions of Truth." Raleigh, NC
1986 "Looking at Photographs."
A photographic seminar. Winter session. Duke Continuing Education.
NC
1986 "The Fashionable Image."
The Arts Journal. Pp. 4,5. Vol.12, No. 1. Asheville, NC.
1985 "Ansel Adams at the National
Gallery." Spectator Magazine. Vol. 8, No. 5. December
19. Raleigh, NC.
1985 "Magnificent Obsessions:
Thoughts on Diane Arbus." Spectator Magazine, pp.
5-8, Vol. 7, No. 43. September 12. Raleigh, NC.
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John
Rosenthal's work has been exhibited throughout North Carolina and
the Southeast. His one-person shows include exhibits at Chapel Hill,
Duke, Wake Forest, Salem College, Hollins College, the Asheville Museum
of Art, the School of Design at North Carolina State University, the
NIH in Bethesda, Maryland, the National Humanities Center in the Research
Triangle, the Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art and the Somerhill
Gallery; additionally, Mr. Rosenthal's work has been displayed in
numerous group shows, including those at SECCA, the Gilliam &
Peden Art Gallery in Raleigh, the Wolfe Street Gallery of Alexandria,
Va. and the National Academy of Sciences in Washington D.C.
