Postcards

Receive a handwritten postcard from me from original artwork. Inspired by Walker Evans, I am offering you a surprise postcard, cropped and culled from prints, contact sheets and test strips.

The postcard price includes shipping to the US. 

$6.00

As Much As with scent

A limited-edition, handmade artist book with photographs, captions, and poetry, and an organic scent.

$450.00

Kissing a stranger

kissing a stranger is Sternbach’s latest monograph, from her earliest work made during the 1970s and 1980s. Signed copies and special editions are available through book signings, Dürer Editions, and Photoeye Books. 

$72.00

Elise+Stacy

A 5×7 signed archival pigment print of Elise + Stacy. This image is part of the exhibition:
Underexposed: Women Photographers from the Collection, at the High Museum in Atlanta.

$150.00

Morning Beach Ride

Morning Beach Ride, Santa Barbara 

11×14 Gelatin Silver print on Ilford Warm tone glossy paper
Printed by me in June 2016
Edition of 6/8

$900.00 $720.00

Robert + Wingnut

A limited edition, 8×10″ gelatin silver contact print on Ilford Multigrade matte fiber paper. The photograph is of Robert August and Robert “Wingnut” Weaver from the movies Endless Summer and Endless Summer II. Shot in Montauk , NY 2014 on occasion of the 50th anniversary of the movie.
You are buying edition #6/10 with 2APs

$375.00

High Tide Montauk Point with cyanotype

by Joni Sternbach

HTMP is a limited edition artist book in three fascicles, sleeved together inside a folder, created in collaboration with Dust Collective and produced in a special edition of 25 that includes an original cyanotype photograph. This copy is edition 23/25.

Photographed on the bluffs of Ditch Plains with a large format camera, is the plain expanse of the ocean surface rendered originally in platinum/palladium and cyanotype. This handmade artist book seeks to replicate the photographer’s intimate experience with her subject matter. Photographed in all weather conditions and devoid of the horizon, these abstract images speak to the emotionality of the ocean and the transformative power of nature.