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Lydia Panas [Kutztown, PA] was included in a group exhibit: New Directions 2008 at Wallspace, Seattle. She was also in Encounters; New and Old at The Art Center Gallery Astoria, OR.
Jessica Bruah [Brooklyn, NY] was excepted into the Humble Arts Foundation’s 31 Under 31: Young Women in Art Photography.
Alyssa Salomon’s [Richmond, VA]: Saltwork, was on display at the Page Bond Gallery and at the 1708 Gallery, both in Richmond, VA.
Rania Matar’s [Brookline, MA]: Lebanon at the Crossroads exhibited at the Gallery Kayafas in Boston, MA.
Vicki Topaz’s [San Francisco, CA] new book Silent Nests, Pigeonniers of Northern France, 2006. Was featured in L’imagier number 35, in Jan of this year.
Robin Renee Hix’s [Wimberley] oil painted black and white holga photograph Valentine was selected by Jill Enfield to be included in the 10th annual Krappy Kamera show at New York’s Soho Photo Gallery.
Ron Rosenstock [Holden, MA] has a new Photo Tour page on his website. To find it, go to www.ronrosenstock.com and click on the Photo Tours button. That will take you to a page listing his destinations for 2008. A click on any of the destinations will give you details of that trip. Camera Arts magazine http://www.cameraarts.com features Ron in an article in the January/February issue titled A Special Way of Seeing (pp. 48-50). It is illustrated with a few of his recent photographs from Iceland. The article discusses discovering a personal style of photographing.
Richard Ashmore [Slaton] recently exhibited 22 images in an invitation-only exhibit at the Buddy Holly Fine Arts Gallery in Lubbock.
Paul Wainwright [Atkinson, NH] held an opening reception at Harvard's Three Columns Gallery in Cambridge, MA early in January for his show; Empty Spaces.
Sheri Lynn Behr [Edgewater, NJ] had three photos included in the group show Menagerie at the Arts Guild of Rahway, NJ.
Tami Bone [Austin] was one of five artists selected to win a merit award in the Currents 2007 All Member Exhibition at the Rockport Center for the Arts in Rockport. She will have 10 new pieces in a group show with the four other award winners in August 2008.
Lucy Durfee, Lois Schubert, Rose Epps, Mark Jamail [all Austin], and BJ Smiley Goins [Round Rock] were in a group show Keep Austin Weird at BookPeople Cafe in Austin.
The Photocommunications Faculty Show 2008 held at the St. Edward’s University Fine Arts Gallery included work by: Bill Kennedy and Sybil Miller, both Austin.
Check out James Evans [Marathon] new website www.jameshevans.com, he changes it frequently. James also had a photo story in Texas Monthly magazine.
Faustinus Deraet [Austin] recently exhibited his work in the World Photography show in Austin.
Jan Butchofsky-Houser [Nogal, NM] launched her new Photo Store Site at www.DaveandJanHouser.com. Numerous photo related items are for sale.
Sarah Sudhoff [Austin] exhibited three pieces from her Repository collection at the opening for the Austin Museum of Art.
Lydia Panas [Kutztown, PA] had a show Outside/In at the Western Wyoming College Art Gallery in Rock Springs, WY.
Santa Fe-based Rahli Designs, Inc. has been invited to participate in the 2008 Architectural Digest Home Design Show at Pier 94 in New York, March 6-9. One of the highlights of Rahli’s offerings will be a custom 10’ x 12' rug which is an interpretation of an original photograph by Trish Simonite [San Antonio].
Paul Wainwright [Cambridge, MA] exhibited his work in a solo show Empty Spaces in Harvard University’s Three Columns Gallery.
The opening exhibition of Identities is being held at the Cecil & Ida Green Center. This photography exhibition represents the first featuring works in the Comer Collection, housed by the University of Texas at Dallas. This selection of more than twenty works from The Jerry and Marilyn Comer [Richardson] Collection represents nationally and internationally recognized artists, and includes several classic images from the history of photography. On view are photographs by Gay Block, Nan Goldin, Earlie Hudnall, Jr., Martina Lopez, Anne Noggle, Gordon Parks, Mark Riboud, Andres Serrano, Cindy Sherman, and Hulleah Tsinhnahjinnie. The Comer Collection is comprised of almost 100 photographs, dating from 1934 to the present, along with supporting research materials, books, journals, and catalogues.
Dennis DeHart [Buffalo, NY] has a new blog with the emphasis on photography, wanderlust, and process. http://www.dennisdehart.blogspot.com.
Paul Weiner's [Newburyport, MA] recently was awarded 1st place in the Photo Review’s 23rd International Photography Competition, and the award of Best of Show in two juried competitions – The Newburyport Art Association’s 10 Annual Regional Juried Show, and the Linnets’ Works on Paper (Lynn, MA). In addition, his flashlight portraits were selected for 1212 Gallery’s National Juried Photography Exhibition 2007, Richmond, VA and Project Basho’s ONWARD ’08 national juried exhibition, Philadelphia, PA.
Lydia Panas [Kutztown, PA ] It never made sense to them: A social Inquiry is eleven texts on eleven bus shelter panels throughout the Lehigh valley in Southeastern PA.
Gary W. Vann [Fresno, CA] received a juried award (Clint Willour, Galveston Art Center) for his Shadows of the Night print in the show called New Directions at the Wall Space Gallery in Seattle. He also received a juried award for his print Graffiti Patrol in the Third Annual National Juried Photographic Show at the Sixth Street Gallery in Vancouver, WA.
Cynthia Bittenfield [Seattle, WA] exhibited her World Was II Revisited work at the Shoreline Community College Gallery, Shoreline, WA.
Shawn Saumell [Frisco, TX] exhibited his work War in Heaven and Peace on Earth in a solo exhibition at the Texas Woman’s University in Denton.
Leo Theinert [Forest Hills, NY] exhibited his work Traces and Avenues: A Selection from the First Two Issues of Moment: Une Revue do Photo at the Safe-T-Gallery in Brooklyn, NY. He also exhibited work in the Me Myself and Eye National Juried Exhibition in Chico, CA and his works Brian and Peggy Sue and Who’s on First were selected for the 10th Annual Realism International Online Juried Art Exhibition.
Hiroshi Watanabe [West Hollywood, CA] exhibited her work Ideology in Paradise: Photographs from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea at the Newspace Center for Photography in Portland, OR.
Meg Birnbaum [Somerville, MA] exhibited her work Corn Dogs, Blue Ribbons and the American Pastoral at the Montserrat College of Art in the Carol Schlosberg Alumni Gallery in Beverly, MA.
Dennis Darling [Austin, TX] is exhibiting his work in Street Life: American Photographs from the 1960 and 70’s at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta until April 20th.
Christopher James has published The Book of Alternative Photographic Processes: 2nd Edition. The first edition of The Book of Alternative Photographic Processesreceived unprecedented critical acclaim and is recognized as the definitive reference text in alternative process photography. Christopher makes alternative processes accessible, providing clear instructions and workflows. This significantly expanded 2nd edition is a comprehensive resource, exploring every aspect of alternative process image making. The book examines the history and techniques including: lensless cameras, calotype, salted paper, anthotype, cyanotype, argyrotype, chrysotype, POP, kallitype, ambrotype, wet collodion & gelatin dry plate emulsions, Van Dyke, platinum / palladium, Ziatype, carbon, gum bichromate, albumen, alternative paper, emulsions, & imaging systems, and digital negative workflows.
Last updated: February 18 2008
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