Since 1977 Richard Falco has worked as a photographer in New York. He has traveled extensively throughout the world, working on assignments in Asia, Africa, Europe and the United States. Photographs by Mr. Falco have appeared in major publications throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Clients include: Life, Newsweek, Time, Business Week, New York Times, National Geographic Society, People, Geo, New York Magazine, Stern, U.S. News & World Report. etc. He is also the author of two books, To Bear Witness — September 11 and Medics: A Documentation of Paramedics in the Harlem Community. An award winner at the Society of Publication Designers, his work has been exhibited in New York and abroad. Exhibitions include: Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC; Here is New York: International Center of Photography, NY; Nikon Galleries, Tokyo; New York Historical Society, NY, & others.

Editor. Curator. Educator. Mr. Falco has some twenty years of teaching experience. He has taught and lectured at a number of schools and institutions; most notably, the New School of Social Research, the School of Visual Arts, Purchase College, the Art Workshop at the State University of New York, Sacred Heart University, Santa Fe Photographic Workshops and elsewhere.

Another aspect of Mr. Falco’s work focuses on corporate, industrial photography and portraiture. He has worked for many international and national corporations such as: American Express; AT&T; Citibank: General Electric; Hewlett Packard; IBM; Intel; ITT; JP Morgan/Chase; Lockheed Martin; Met Life; Lucent Technologies; Pfizer; Prudential Securities; Siemens Corporation; the World Health Organization: & Yale University - to name a few.

Mr. Falco is the president of Vision Project. Vision Project is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development of documentary photography and related fields of research and investigation. The goal of Vision Project is to produce documentary material and educational programs that encourage understanding and awareness about a broad variety of social issues. This information and programming is for the general public and particularly members of the younger generation.
To learn more about Vision Project, please visit: www.visionproject.org

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