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| Born in Switzerland & raised in the UK, Stuart Isett is an American photographer based in Seattle, WA, USA. After working in Bangkok, Tokyo and Paris for over a decade, Isett moved back to the US in 2006, but continues to report internationally. His work has recently been shown at Visa Pour L'Image in France, the Reportage and Foto Freo festivals in Australia, the Daegu Photo Biennale in Korea and the Wing Luke Asian Museum in Seattle. Isett has worked on assignment for The New York Times for nearly18 years and his work has also appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Time, Newsweek, Fortune, Businessweek, Le Figaro, Geo, The Independent on Sunday and Life Magazine among others, as well as in numerous publications across Europe and Asia. He has an MFA in Photography from Columbia College in Chicago and a BA in Asian Studies from the University of Michigan. Email: stuart@isett.com Editorial clients: The New York Times The New York Times Sunday Magazine Time Magazine Newsweek Magazine US News Magazine Business Week Magazine Bloomberg Fortune Magazine Forbes Magazine Figaro Marie Claire Institutional Investor Geo Germany Washington Post The Independent The London Times Life Aera Mainichi Shimbun Wall Street Journal El Mundo Focus Corporate clients: Vigor Industries Microsoft Tacoma Community College Merrill Lynch Goldman Sachs Morgan Stanley Fortune Forum Prudential Bombardier Federal Express CBS Photo Burston Marsteller Scudder Investments Charles Schwab Carlyle Group Eurofiere Cargill |
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| 12/1/2011 Explore Seattle's Distillery Boom. Seattle Magazine 6/12/2011 Seattle, a Tasting Menu. The New York Times. 3/1/2011 Troubled Waters. Seattle Magazine. 3.12.2011 A Changed Starbucks. A Changed CEO. The New York Times. 7.21.2010 ‘Barefoot Bandit’ Started Life on the Run Early. The New York Times. 11.20.2009 Seattle's Theater Scene. The New York Times. 8.10.2009 Seattle Paper Is Resurgent as a Solo Act. The New York Times. 6.29.2009 A Green Way to Dump Low-Tech Electronics. The New York Times. 6.22.2009 Lost Boyz is a finalist in the 2009 OjodePez Award for Human Values (Spain). 5.1.2009 Presented & donated images to the Tiny Toones fundraiser at the Greenwood Collective. 3.31.2009 New Soccer Team Stokes Seattle’s Passion. The New York Times. 3.4.2009 Fisher Poets. The New York Times. 2.28.2009 'Lost Boyz: Deporting the Cambodian Daispora' now showing at the Wing Luke Asian Museum in Seattle, WA. The multimedia exhibit is on display until October, 2009. 11.29.2008 U.S. Deportee Brings Street Dance to Street Boys of Cambodia. The New York Times. 12.31.2009 Multimedia: The Palaces of North Calcutta. The New York Times 12.27.2008 A Holdout Against Developers Leaves a Legacy. The New York Times 10.14.2008 Courts Give Addicts a Chance to Straighten Out. The New York Times |
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