Absolute Blogmusings from an absolutely blank mind Things are looking UPMy image "Lines of Communication" has been selected by juror/curator Andrew Overtoom for gallery exhibition in the show "SKYWARD" at the 1650 Gallery Los Angeles, CA Lines of Communication Click here to view the image in the gallery. The show opens Saturday December 12th, with an opening reception from 7:30-10:30pm. Gallery Hours: The main event is on the 12th, but show will be up until January 28th. Open Sundays 12:00-4:00pm - or anytime by appointment (gallery email below). Address:
H2OWater is fundamental to life, and a signature part of our Planet. It takes many forms and many moods - which makes it a popular subject for photography. H2O is the title - and theme - of the upcoming exhibition at the Darkroom Gallery in Essex Junction, Vermont, curated by Gary Braasch. Gary is an environmental photojournalist and writer who's work has been published by Time, LIFE, New York Times Magazine, Discover, Smithsonian, National Geographic and Scientific American among many others. He received the Ansel Adams Award from the Sierra Club and in 2010 he was named as one of the Forty Most Influential Nature Photographers by Outdoor Photography magazine. The exhibition runs from December 10th through January 16th 2016. I'm very lucky to have TWO of my images "Shore Line", and "Playing on the Edge of the World" selected for the show. Both images will be on display in the gallery: Shore Line Playing On The Edge of the World
Darkroom Gallery Artists' Reception scheduled for December 18th, 2015, 5pm -7pm Exhibition images can be seen online here: The Exhibition Catalog for the show will be available soon. Forever blowing...It's about time I posted another random photo. Here are some soap bubbles inside a machine at the MIT Museum in Boston: Bubbles #1 Science!
Anyone for Tennis? ...or not.Just in time for Christmas. One of my images, "Love-Love" is included in the 2015 PHOTOcentric exhibition at the Garrison Art Center, Garrison, New York from December 6th through January 10th.
My image is a triptych of photographs taken at a derelict tennis court in an old Naval shipyard - obviously no tennis will be happening here anytime soon. Hence the title. Each of the three images is raised above the black background to give the whole piece a 3D look: Love-Love This year's juror was Julie Saul, owner of the Julie Saul Gallery in New York (in Chelsea for a decade following 15 years in Soho), Julie has taught and lectured at Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, New York University, Christies, Sotheby's, and the School of Visual Arts. The selection process for PHOTOcentric is "blind" (ie. jurors are not given the names of the artists) and submissions come from amateur and professional photographers across the world. Garrison Art Center Call Me The Master!No it's not a reference to Doctor Who! Rather, the Darkroom Gallery in Essex Junction Vermont has just listed me among their "Darkroom Gallery Masters"!
Thanks Darkroom!
all entries are submitted to the Juror for that exhibit anonymously. The juror will not know the name of the photographer or if two photos were taken by the same photographer. Jurors are charged with selecting about 45 entries for display in the Darkroom Gallery, in Essex Jct. Vermont. Jurors have sole discretion as to their selections. - See more at: http://www.darkroomgallery.com/submissions/selection#sthash.iD8lJVEN.dpuf
all entries are submitted to the Juror for that exhibit anonymously. The juror will not know the name of the photographer or if two photos were taken by the same photographer. Jurors are charged with selecting about 45 entries for display in the Darkroom Gallery, in Essex Jct. Vermont. Jurors have sole discretion as to their selections. - See more at: http://www.darkroomgallery.com/submissions/selection#sthash.iD8lJVEN.dpuf all entries are submitted to the Juror for that exhibit anonymously. The juror will not know the name of the photographer or if two photos were taken by the same photographer. Jurors are charged with selecting about 45 entries for display in the Darkroom Gallery, in Essex Jct. Vermont. Jurors have sole discretion as to their selections. - See more at: http://www.darkroomgallery.com/submissions/selection#sthash.iD8lJVEN.dpuf
all entries are submitted to the Juror for that exhibit anonymously. The juror will not know the name of the photographer or if two photos were taken by the same photographer. Jurors are charged with selecting about 45 entries for display in the Darkroom Gallery, in Essex Jct. Vermont. Jurors have sole discretion as to their selections. - See more at: http://www.darkroomgallery.com/submissions/selection#sthash.iD8lJVEN.dpufall entries are submitted to the Juror for that exhibit anonymously. The juror will not know the name of the photographer or if two photos were taken by the same photographer. Jurors are charged with selecting about 45 entries for display in the Darkroom Gallery, in Essex Jct. Vermont. Jurors have sole discretion as to their selections. - See more at: http://www.darkroomgallery.com/submissions/selection#sthash.iD8lJVEN.dpuf
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