Lee Friedlander, et al.

[paulr]

Why does the meaning of "some truth" seem to be missed and the quote is only viewed as an absolute?

Because it's simply a useless but provocative truism. We all agree that the best practitioners are often not the best teachers, we all agree that the best teachers are often not the best practitioners, and we all agree that some of the best practitioners do in fact teach.

So repeating the old cliché, "those that can't, teach," even with qualifiers, serves as nothing but a dig at teachers in general—a group that gets more than its fair share of digs these days from a lot of sources.

[Mark Sawyer]

Or maybe we could just leave it at: there is some truth that those who use the old adage "those that can, do, those that can't teach", can't do either...

One's as accurate as the other!

[Robert Hughes]

Those who can't do or teach, comment on internet forums...

[paulr]

Those who can't do or teach, comment on internet forums...

Low, low blow. I have no retort.

[chuckwagongang]

I represent a 75-year gospel group, The Chuck Wagon Gang. Mr. Friedlander is credited for the photo on one of our mid 60's album. We are producing a DVD on our rich history to be released in 2012. We desire to use an alternate photo of this session, pictures on file at Sony Music. Since Mr. Friedlander was not a Columbia/Sony Music staff photographer, they cannot release any photos or grant permission. However, they have stated if I can find the photographer or agent represented, and can get permission, that they would release a photo.

Is Mr. Friedlander still living? Does anyone have an address, phone number, or email address for him?

Thanks for your time.

Harold Timmons
The Chuck Wagon Gang
817-944-2538

[Mike Lopez]

Yes, he's alive and active. Try contacting him through one of his galleries, such as the Fraenkel:

http://www.fraenkelgallery.com

I'm pretty sure he lives in New City, NY, but I don't have specific contact information.