SELECTED press + publications

 

Two shows of photography – and a limitless array of techniques, The Portland Press Herald, 2024

The New Yorker Magazine, The Last Lighthouse Keeper in America, Portrait of Sally Snowman, October 2023

The New York Times, Why Was Joshua Held for More Than Two Years for Someone Else’s Crimes? July 2022

Jocelyn Lee’s Older Women in the Nude, The New Yorker, November 2021

Read Elysian, Authentic States, Spring 2021

We Are Ageist, Jocelyn Lee, 59: Photographer Capturing the Beauty of Time, April 7, 2021

IX Design Magazine Photography is the story I fail to put into words, March, 2021

Sovereign, Monograph published by Minor Matters Books, 2021

Decor Maine, Ways of Investigating the World, August 2020

Portugal Vogue, In search of self-love, May 2020

This is Paper, The Appearance of Things by Jocelyn Lee, May 2020

The New Yorker Magazine, portrait of Marilynne Robinson, October 2020

Sajinyesul, Appearance of Things

Art Review: Corey Daniels, Portland Press Herald, June 16, 2019

Untitled image featured in Art Section of The Women’s Issue, The Harvard Advocate, Spring 2019

Vogue, Magazine Così è, se vi pare, 2019

I Love You Magazine, Berlin, Germany, 2019

Jocelyn Lee, AINT-BAD, by Kyra Schmidt, March 28, 2019

Derriere les Apparances, Causette Magazine, March 5, 2019

Happy Reader #13 Penguin Classics, Contributors include Geoff Dyer / Deborah Levy / Sadie Stein, among others.

American Chordata Issue #9

Jocelyn Lee, Jean-Paul Gavard-Perret, Carnet D'Art, July 17 2018

Jocelyn Lee’s Painterly Portraits of Nudes, The New Yorker, June 15, 2018

Jocelyn Lee: The Appearance of Things at CMCA, Aline Smithson, Lenscratch, June 5 2018

BODY, Nathalie Heschendorfer, Thames and Hudson, 2019

Jocelyn Lee - The Appearance of Things, The Eye of Photography, July 2018

Jocelyn Lee: The Appearance of Things, FISHEYE

Transient Moments, Aesthetica Magazine

The Unclothed Body is Our Primary Vessel : Photographing Vulnerability, Miss Rosen, AnOther Magazine. April 20

Maine’s Mini-Mecca: Contemporary on the Coast, Greg Morell, artscope Magazine, July 5

Jocelyn Lee’s first UK solo exhibition surveys the Appearance of Things, Lucy Bourton, It’s Nice That, 19 April

Jocelyn Lee's Melancholy Photographs of Women Through Every Stage of Life, Creative Boom, April 3, 2018

Jocelyn Lee Explores the Cycle of Life in Photography Exhibition in Rockland, Bob Keyes, Maine Today (Portland Press Herald), June 18

10 Must-See Artists at AIPAD’s Photography Show, Artsy, April 5

feature: Last Light // Jocelyn Lee

Photo London Top 5, Lee Sharrock, FAD Magazine, May 17

Features section, DownEast Magazine, June 

The Appearance of Things: vita e more nelle foto di Jocelyn Lee, Claudia Fuggetti, Collater.al, 25 July

Jocelyn Lee Captures The Appearance of Things, Rosie Flanagan, ignant, July 23

Art Review, Dan Kany, Portland Press Herald, July 15

on display: the '2013 Portland Museum of Art Biennial: Piecework' will feature Jocelyn Lee's works

2013 Photo Raw, Helsinki, Finland; Jocelyn Lee: Women are Beautiful

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee photographs 'The Legacy Of Campus Rape' for MORE Magazine

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee photographs 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' for Real Simple

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee's 'Women Are Beautiful' in Allegra

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee photographs Sue Sanders for Real Simple

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee photographs 'Rebecca Miller' for Telegraph Magazine

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee's 'Women Are Beautiful' in Marie Claire (Taiwan)

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee photographs Eric Klinenberg for Smithsonian Magazine

tearsheet: Jocelyn Lee in Snoecks

feature: Homeschooling // Jocelyn Lee for New York Magazine

2012 The New Yorker, Creatures, Text by Marisa Silver, Photographs by Jocelyn Lee, December 2012

Snoeks, Jocelyn Lee: Naakt is kwetsbaar is schoon, Text by Leslie Van Hecke, , Genc. , Fotograftaki Kadin!, Photographs by Jocelyn Lee, May 2012

2011 Nowhere But Here, Monograph, Photographs by Jocelyn Lee , Steidl Publishing

2008 Presumed Innocent, The DeCordova Museum. Book publication to accompany exhibition. February.

2007 The New Yorker, Review of Grounded, Pace MacGill Gallery, May.

2005 The New Yorker, Review of Made in the Shade at Pace MacGill Gallery, August.

2003 The Boston Phoenix, “The Power of Paper”, review of show at Bernard Toale Gallery. June 5.

On display: Jocelyn Lee at Flatland Gallery, Amsterdam

2001 The New Yorker, "Jocelyn Lee", review of LFL Gallery Show, May 7.

The Village Voice, Voice Choices: "Jocelyn Lee", review, May 8.

Antiques and the Arts Weekly, "Local Color: 6 Maine Photographers show contemporary work at PMA", February.

Maine Sunday Telegram, "Local Color", April 1

2000 The Boston Globe, "Artists explore transformations, real and implied". Review of the exhibition at The Rose Art Museum. December.

Paperback publication of The Youngest Parents, W.W. Norton and Co. and DoubleTake Books.

Photographing Maine 1840-2000, catalogue and CD-ROM, Center for Maine, Contemporary Art, Maine Coast Artists, Rockport, Maine.

1998 The Times Literary Supplement, review The Youngest Parents, March.

1997 The Youngest Parents. Text by Robert Coles; photographs by Jocelyn Lee and John Moses. W.W. Norton and Co. and DoubleTake Books.

The Today Show, interview with Robert Coles and presentation of photographs from The Youngest Parents. July 1.

DoubleTake magazine, The Youngest Parents, photographs by Jocelyn Lee and John Moses. Durham, North Carolina. Issue # 7. Pages 31-40.

Publishers Weekly, review The Youngest Parents, February 10.

Boston Phoenix, review The Youngest Parents, June.

The New Yorker, review in "Briefly Noted": The Youngest Parents. Sept.

The New Leader, “How it Goes for Some Folks," Review, New York. Sept.

The Wilson Journal, photograph from The Youngest Parents, The Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC.

Un Siècle de Liens Amoureux Aimer, photograph from The Youngest
Parents
, Editions du Chene, Paris, France.

1996 Art New England, “Four Photographers," review of exhibition at Icon

feature: DNA Wrongful Conviction // Jocelyn Lee Contemporary Art. Winter Issue.

exhibition: Children's Games (1990-1994) // Jocelyn Lee