Brooklyn Photographs Now,
Us
October 11, 2018 Two images from Us are included in Brooklyn Photographs Now, a book published by Rizzoli reflecting the avant-garde spirit of the city’s hippest borough. Containing previously unpublished work by well-known and emerging contemporary artists, the book presents 250 images by more than seventy-five artists, including Mark Seliger, Jamel Shabazz, Ryan McGinley, Mathieu Bitton, and Michael Eastman, among many others. Edited by Marla Hamburg Kennedy, with essays by Anne Pasternak and Philip Lopate.
Rocket Science Magazine,
Guest Instagram
OCTOBER 4-10, 2018 Rocket Science Magazine brings together the finest and most exciting actors in contemporary photography through a set of portfolios, interviews, features, and articles. Amy shares some of her favorite images from Street Dailies, while taking over Rocket Science Magazine’s Instagram for the week.
Lenscratch,
The Young Series
MARCH 1, 2018 LENSCRATCH is a daily journal that explores contemporary photography and offers opportunities for exposure and community. Created in 2007, Aline Smithson set a goal of writing about a different photographer each day, presenting work in a way that allows for a deeper understanding of a photographer’s intent and vision. LENSCRATCH is considered one of the 10 photography blogs you should be reading according to Source Photographic Review, Wired.com, Rangefinder and InStyle Magazine.
Photo Workshop New York,
Interview
FEBRUARY 9, 2018 PHOTO WORKSHOP NEW YORK (PWNY) is an educational project organized each year in New York City, founded in 2010 by Laura De Marco and Roberto Alfano, the directors of the center of photography Spazio Labo’ in Bologna, Italy.
The Creative Independent,
Interview
NOVEMBER 2, 2017 The Creative Independent is a resource of emotional and practical guidance for creative people. Its goal is to educate, inspire, and grow the community of people who create or dream of creating. The Creative Independent is ad-free and published by Kickstarter, PBC. Each weekday they publish one interview by an artist—including musicians, authors, filmmakers, dancers, designers, and others. Conversations explore themes like collaboration, creative beginnings, the creative process, failure, triumph, fear and anxiety, and bouncing back.
GUP Magazine,
Shoot the Arrow
AUGUST 28, 2017 GUP Magazine (Guide to Unique Photography) is an international authoritative publication on photography, connecting its communities with the sharpest conceptual photography, the latest photo books, and compelling writings about the contemporary world of photography.
LensCulture,
Guest Instagram
JULY 2-11, 2017 While attending Les Rencontres d'Arles, an annual photography festival in Arles, France, I took over LensCulture's Instagram, posting iPhone pictures of the strangers I encountered in the style of Street Dailies.
Painted Bride Quarterly,
Street Dailies
SPRING 2017 "43rd Street, Midtown, Manhattan, 2015" from Street Dailies is on the cover of the eighth print annual of Painted Bride Quarterly, a literary magazine supported by Drexel University.
The Americans List II
APRIL 2017 While working as a guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, photographer Jason Eskenazi began to ask photographers he knew visiting the "Looking In Exhibition" about Robert Frank’s The Americans to choose their favorite image and explain why. Here, The New Yorker explains the project in greater detail.
Includes contributions from Amy, as well as Mary Ellen Mark, Joel Meyerowitz, Robert Frank, Martin Parr, Josef Koudelka, John Gossage, Alec Soth and many more.
TIME LightBox,
The Diane Arbus List
NOVEMBER 18, 2016 As Diane Arbus' landmark exhibition at the Met Breuer, "In the Beginning," which features many never-before-seen images, drew to a close, photographers who knew her or were influenced by her work were asked to comment on a photograph that surprised or disappointed them. Their answers (including mine, slide 3) are compiled in this slideshow.
PDNedu Blog,
Street Dailies
AUGUST 18, 2016 Street Dailies is featured on PDNedu's blog. The PDN family of websites—including Photoserve, Photosource and PDNedu—is an unparalleled source of information and inspiration for professional photographers, photo buyers, visual creatives, photo students and their instructors.
Fstoppers,
Review of B&H Photography Podcast
AUGUST 14, 2016 Fstoppers is an online community aimed at educating and inspiring photographers, videographers, and creative professionals. Started in 2010 by founders Patrick Hall and Lee Morris, Fstoppers has grown into one of the top resources for photography lighting, gear reviews, business tips, behind the scenes, and industry news.
The Hairpin,
McCarren Park Pool
Changing Room
JUNE 20 2014 "Photographer Amy Touchette, whose work has appeared on the Pin in the form of this intensely gorgeous collaboration with The World Famous *BOB* and this 2011 series of sister/not sister portraits, has a wonderful new photo collection and essay about the rule-heavy McCarren Park Pool and the locker room where she met and covertly, quickly photographed a succession of shy, brazen, awesome teenage girls."
Reading the Pictures,
Street Dailies
DECEMBER 21, 2014 Reading The Pictures Originals features Street Dailies and Amy's personal editorial about making candid street photography in "Ode to Light: Making Street Photography in a Cynical Age."
Reading the Pictures,
McCarren Park Pool
Changing Room
JUNE 22, 2014 Reading The Pictures Originals features McCarren Park Pool Changing Room and Amy's personal editorial about her experience making the series in "When Photographing Is Forbidden: Making Portraits in the McCarren Park Pool Locker Room."
Huffington Post,
Shoot the Arrow
DECEMBER 4, 2013 "From a girl growing up on a 115-acre farm in California to a drag queen named after The Cure’s Robert Smith and known to concoct martinis in her décolletage, the photos give a bit of insight into an underground figurehead who turned to performance as a method of detangling her own identity."
PDN Photo of the Day,
Shoot the Arrow
NOVEMBER 15, 2013 PDN Photo of the Day displays photographs selected by the editors of Photo District News, a publication for photo professionals.
Musée Magazine,
Shoot the Arrow
Exhibition Review
OCTOBER 21, 2013 Musée Magazine reviews Shoot the Arrow exhibition at ClampArt.
Slate,
Shoot the Arrow
OCTOBER 17, 2013 Slate's photography blog, Behold, features an article written by Alyssa Coppelman is a freelance photo editor based in Austin, Texas, who spent most of the aughts as assistant art director at Harper’s.

Paper Journal,
Shoot the Arrow
JUNE 27, 2013 Alexander Norton writes a perspicacious article about The World Famous *BOB* in Paper Journal.

A Survey of Documentary Styles in Early 21st Century Photobooks,
Shoot the Arrow
SEPTEMBER 14-OCTOBER 18, 2012: Independent publisher Edizioni Labo's catalogue from "Uncommon Intimacy," an exhibition held in Spazio Labo', Bologna, Italy, in March 2012, is published in A Survey of Documentary Styles in Early 21st Century Photobooks, by Darius Himes and Larissa Leclair. "Uncommon Intimacy" exhibited photographs by Erica McDonald, Amy Stein, and Juliana Beasley, as well as from Shoot the Arrow.
Landscape Stories,
New York Young,
SEPTEMBER 2012 Italian online magazine Landscape Stories 09: Adolescence is a collection of photography, interviews, videos, and literature about adolescence.
The New York Times,
New York Young
JULY 22, 2012 The New York Times Metropolitan section features a selection from New York Young, as well as an article about the series. See the slideshow.
SeeSaw Magazine,
Us
APRIL 2012 Established in 2004, SeeSaw is an online photography magazine created by Aaron Schuman that's dedicated to work that successfully captures, represents, and encourages acute observation, via the photographic medium.
Why Are You Surprised
I'm Still Here?,
Deborah
NOVEMBER 2010 Amy's series Deborah is published in Why Are You Surprised I'm Still Here? (LoudMouth Press) created in collaboration with the National Coalition for the Homeless. "Every person who comes across this book will be affected not only by the poignant photographs, but by the lives of the people that they represent."—Michael Stoops, executive director, National Coalition for the Homeless
Painted Bride Quarterly,
Shoot the Arrow
SPRING 2017 “Tompkins Square Library Drawing Class” from Shoot the Arrow is on the cover of the fourth print annual of Painted Bride Quarterly, a literary magazine supported by Drexel University.
Booooooom,
The
Insiders
JULY 26 2012 The Insiders is featured on Booooooom.