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| DNJ Gallery will be showing my photographs at PHOTO LA next month. The fair runs from January 12-16, 2012. | |
| Opening October 8 at UNO Art Space, in Stuttgart, Germany, Special Editions includes selected limited edition photographs by Cynthia Greig, Berthold Steinhilber, Monica Menez, Yvonne Seidel, Bernadette Wolbring, Mimi Youn and others. The exhibition runs through January 31, 2012.
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| Fred Torres Collaborations will be showing my work at Pulse Miami next week, along with work by Ken Gonzalez-Day, Joey Lehman Morris and Luca Pizzaroni. The fair opens December 1 and runs through December 4, 2011. | |
| We recently finished installing, For the Record: Andy Warhol's Polaroids and Snapshots, 1974-1986 the exhibition I curated for the Fine Arts Gallery at Mott Community College in Flint, MI. Selected from the 162 images donated by the Andy Warhol Photographic Legacy Program, the exhibition explores Warhol’s routine practice of surveillance and the extensive visual record he produced. It also promises to shed light on our own diaristic and voyeuristic impulses for creating a collective diary that exists in a virtual state of interconnected electronic memories on Facebook, Twitter, and countless blogs. Special thanks to Brian Liljeblad for his generous assistance, and to all the good folks at Mott for the invitation to work with such a compelling collection of images. I also am grateful to artist, Anton Perich, for the generous loan of his photograph of Warhol with his ubiquitous Polaroid camera and cassette recorder. Image Credit: Anton Perich, Andy Warhol with Polaroid Camera, 1972. To view the exhibition click on the image to the right.
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| Fred Torres Collaborations will be showing my work at Pulse Los Angeles next week, along with work by Ken Gonzalez-Day, David LaChapelle, Joey Lehman Morris, and Luca Pizzaroni, Gretchen Ryan, Alessandro Twombly, Andy Warhol and Dare Wright. Located at the Event Deck at LA Live in downtown Los Angeles, the fair opens on September 30 and runs through October 3, 2011. | |
| Opening this Friday at The University of Michigan's Slusser Gallery, is the group exhibition Nothing to Say. Curated by artist, Kathleen McShane, the exhibition is concerned with examining nothingness--quiet, less is more, what is there and not there, and nonsense. The title comes from John Cage who commented, “I have nothing to say, and I’m saying it” when referring to his 4 minutes and 33 seconds of silence performance. The exhibition suggests that “nothing” can actually evoke “everything,” or at least an unexpected fullness (as in Cage’s silence). Exhibiting artists include Lynne Avadenka, Jim Cogswell, Iris Eichenberg, Cynthia Greig, Paul Kotula, Michael Krueger, Melanie Manos, Stephen Prina, Jon Swindler and Cody VanderKaay. The exhibition runs through October 7.
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| Two group shows up this summer: First, DNJ Gallery's summer group show in Los Angeles, Out of Con(text), opens on July 23 and features work by gallery artists Michael Eastman, Richard Gilles, Cynthia Greig, Annie Seaton, Bill Sosin, Tom Stone, David Trautrimas, and Dylan Vitone. Without exception each artist eagerly investigates the world surrounding him/her, and has built a strong point of view and personal visual expression. By placing work �out of context,� the gallery hopes to highlight some of our favorite images in a more unique and select presentation. The show runs through September 3, 2011.
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| Next, Picture Books at Clark Gallery features work in all media that pictures, or, references a book within the composition, or, is a book of some kind. The exhibition includes work by Thomas Birtwistle, Squeak Carnwath, Linda Connor, Cynthia Greig, Dave Jordano, Barbara Kassel, Christopher Payne, Dawn Southworth, among others and runs through August 6, 2011. |  |
| Houstonian Joan Morgenstern began collecting photography in 1985, and three years later became the founding president of Photo Forum, the patron group for the MFAH photography collection. The exhibition, Beauty, Humor and Social Justice: Gifts from Joan Morgenstern, showcases 52 photographs from the 1,000+ images given to the museum from the collection of this outstanding Houston collector and philanthropist. The show’s title identifies the themes that dominate Morgenstern’s dedication: Beauty, Humor, and Social Justice echo her personality and interests, and these terms also illustrate the depth and breadth of her collecting. I'm delighted to be included in the exhibition along with artists Julie Blackmon, Bill Brandt, Keith Carter, Vince Cianni, Jen Davis, Robert Frank, Earlie Hudnall, Ray K. Metzker, Richard Misrach, and Simon Norfolk, Frank Yamrus, and others. The exhibition runs through August 21, 2011. |  |
| On April 14, 2011, you're invited to the opening of the group exhibition, Live from Detroit, curated by Monica Bowman, director of The Butcher's Daughter, for Fred Torres Collaborations in New York. The exhibition features 12 artists living and working in a diverse range of media in metro Detroit, and exapnds the dialogue about the artistic community and beyond the recent fixation on urban decay and ruins by the national press. The exhibition runs through June 11, 2011. |  |
| Please join us Saturday, February 26, 2011 from 6-9pm for the opening of Me/We, featuring collaborations between artists Brian Barr and Lynn Crawford, Dick Goody and Adrian Hatfield, Cynthia Greig and Nate Morgan, Tom Phardel and Laith Karmo at The Butcher's Daughter. Each artist has been paired with their collaborator by the curator and has completed a joint work that inspires a separate artwork composed on their own. Both the collaborations and the individual works will be exhibited. Ceramics, drawing, painting, photography, video and writing will be available and on view. There will be a Saturday Salon panel discussion with the artists on March 12, 2011 at 4PM. The event is free and open to the public. The exhibition runs through March 26, 2011. (Image credit: Bloodwood and Breath, Cynthia Greig & Nate Morgan, 2011). |
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| For those of you who couldn't make it out to the opening for my exhibition, Cynthia Greig: Subverting the (un)Conventional, at Oakland University Art Gallery Gallery, the exhibition will be open for 2 more weeks, closing on February 20th at 5pm. Thank you to Michael Hodges of the Detroit News, Robert de Valle of Real Detroit Weekly, and Gabrielle Pescador of The Detroiter, for their reviews. You can view view some installation photos of the exhibition by clicking on the image to the right. | 
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| If you're in the metro Detroit area and prepared to brave the elements I hope you can make it out to Rochester, MI to see the mid-career survey exhibition of my work, Cynthia Greig: Subverting the (un) Conventional, at Oakland University Art Gallery. Curated by Dick Goody the exhibition spans two decades of photographs and videos and includes a 70 page full color catalogue. The show runs through February 20, 2010. Gallery hours are Tues. through Sunday noon to 5pm. More news to come! |
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| Please join us for the opening of my exhibition, Nature Morte: The Matter of Art and Life, at Witzenhausen Gallery in Amsterdam on Saturday, November 13 from 5-7 pm. The exhibition runs through December 11, 2010. |  |
| Hope you can join us for the opening reception of my new work, Nature Morte, at Clark Gallery on Saturday, November 6 from 4-6 pm. Ted Larsen's sculptures will be on exhibit in the adjacent gallery. Both shows are up now and run through November 27, 2010. |  |
| The 2010 Auction for the Camera Club of New York will be held Monday, October 25 from 6-8 pm at The Exhibition Lab in NYC. For a $15 admission you can bid on photographs by the likes of me, Jowhara AlSaud, James Casebere, John Chervinsky, Larry Fink, Henry Horenstein, Andrew Moore, Lori Nix, Ashley Reid, Justin Reyes, Tema Stauffer, Alex Soth, Amy Stein, Athena Waligore, and others. I encourage you to attend and help support this great organization and hopefully add some photo gems to your collection. |
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| I just received my copy of the new Korean photo magazine Photo+ which features my work in the monthly section called, "Welcome to my Week." It was a fun assignment, and the magazine includes snaps from one week in my life during July as things got rolling on upcoming shows, as well as images both from Representations and Nature Morte. It's a beautiful publication with lots of compelling photos by including Anne Hardy, Cornelia Hediger, Karen Hsiao, Jeff Charbonneau & Eliza French, Juha Suonpaa and others. Thanks Photo+! |
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| This November debuts my newest work, Nature Morte. My exhibition at Clark Gallery in Lincoln, MA opens Saturday, November 6 with a reception from 4-6 pm and runs through November 27, 2010. In the adjacent gallery is the wonderful sculptural work of Ted Larsen. The following weekend, my first solo exhibition in Amsterdam opens at Witzenhausen Gallery on Saturday, November 13 with a reception from 5-7pm. The exhibition runs through December 11, 2010. |
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| I'm pleased to announce that my work is now represented by Witzenhausen Gallery in Amsterdam and New York. Check back soon for more info! |  |
| The group exhibition, The Things Themselves, opens this Friday, September 10th at the Pelham Art Center in Pelham, NY. Curated by Elizabeth Saperstein and Nancy Warner, the exhibition brings together still life painting, photography, ceramic and wood sculpture, fiber art, printmaking, and video by 24 contemporary artists. The works are based on an observation of the material world, yet, rather than a faithful representation of inanimate objects, it is the ever-changing relationship with things that is their subject. The exhibition runs through October 30, 2010. |
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| Mark Feeney reviews Seeing is Believing for the Boston Globe (August 3, 2010) and an interview with Livi Stanford for the Concord Patch (July 14, 2010). | |
| Some recent news includes a review of the DNJ shows by Leah Ollman for the Los Angeles Times, and a feature of my work in "The Best in Art, Auctions and Gallery Openings" by Erin Feher in the June 2010 issue of California Home + Design. And a special thanks to Aline Smithson who featured my photos and exhibition on her fabulous blog Lenscratch. | |
| Opening this Friday, on July 9th, Diffusion: An Exhibition of Unconventional Photography at Springbox Gallery in Portland, OR. The exhibition features the work of Don Gregorio Anton, Maureen Delaney, Cynthia Greig and Louviere + Vanessa, all featured in the 2nd issue of Diffusion Magazine . Please join us for the opening this Friday night from 5-9pm. The exhibition runs through August 11, 2010. |  |
| Seeing is Believing, curated by Clark Gallery's Dana Salvo, opens on Saturday, June 12 at the Concord Art Association in Concord, MA. Seeing is Believing--referencing Vik Muniz's 1998 solo exhibition at ICP--explores photography as a tool to trace the arc of different realities, memory and meanings of time, place or identity. Artists in the exhibition include Thomas Birthwhistle, John Chervinsky, Jim Dow, Andy Freeberg, Cynthia Greig, Pamela Ellis Hawkes, Dave Jordano, Oscar Palacio and Christopher Sims. You're invited to the opening reception on June 17, from 6 to 8 pm. The exhibition runs through August 12, 2010. |
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| I'm pleased to announce that my first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, Representations, opens at DNJ Gallery this week on Saturday, May 8. The adjacent gallery will feature a companion solo show, Alchemical Feedback by Suzy Poling. The exhibitions run through July 10, 2010. |
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| Just out this month, the latest issue of Diffusion Magazine features my work on the back cover along with an interview by Canadian photographer Michael Van der Tol. Devoted to unconventional photography the magazine also includes the work of Louviere + Vanessa (front cover), Don Gregorio Anton, and Maureen Delaney et al. Thanks to both Michael and Blue Mitchell, editor of Diffusion, for their interest and enthusiasm. Also of note, a special exhibition organized by Diffusion Magazine will be on view later this summer in Portland, Oregon, and will include 10 of my photographs along with the work of 3 other photographers previously featured in the magazine. Stay tuned for more details.... |
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| I'm a couple years late getting around to reporting it, but several photographs from my New Eden installation are featured in Susan Shifrin's beautiful book Re-Framing the Representations of Women, published in 2008 by Ashgate Publishing in the UK. The book's theme developed from a wonderful group exhibition Shifrin curated in 2004 for The Library Company in Philadelphia and the Rosenbach Museum and Library at Bryn Mawr College, Picturing Women: Historical Works and Contemporary Responses. The book "makes a substantial methodological contribution to the analysis of gender discourse and visuality. It offers new and stimulating scholarship that confronts historical patterns of representation that have defined what women were and are seen to be, and presents new contexts for unveiling what art historian Linda Nochlin has called the 'mixed messages' of representations of women." Christina Penn-Goetsch of Cornell College writes a thoughtful review of the book in the SECAC Review, Vol. XLI, No. 5 2009. |
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| We had a fantastic and well attended opening at Camera Club of New York, for the group exhibition, Drawing Pictures curated by the multi-talented Joelle Jensen. The exhibition features contemporary photographers Jowhara AlSaud, Cynthia Greig, Ashley Reid, and Athena Waligore, each of whom employ drawing to push the boundaries of both media. Thanks to the good folks at CCNY for hosting such a wonderful event an making it a fun evening all around. Thanks too to Evan Mirapaul for featuring the exhibition on his blog Fugitive Vision, and to Andrew Belonsky's positive review, Pay Attention-Drawing Pictures, on Crush Fanzine CCNY is located at 336 West 37th Street in Suite 206 between 9th and 8th Avenues (on Saturdays after 3pm call the gallery to enter). The exhibition runs through May 1, 2010. |
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| If you're going to Photo LA this week please stop by DNJ Gallery located at Booth C-1. The gallery will be featuring my photographs along with work by Eileen Cowin, Darryl Curran, Helen K. Garber, Jane O'Neal, and Chris Verene. Open from January 14-17, 2010, the 19th Annual International Los Angeles Photographic Art Exposition is held at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, located at 1855 Main St. in Santa Monica, CA. If you have time be sure to see the Maria Luisa Morando and Annie Seaton exhibitions before they close at DNJ Gallery on La Brea Ave. |  |
| Next up is the group show, The Trace of Archive and Memory, which opens on December 5 at The Butcher's Daughter in Ferndale's gallery district. Referencing Jacques Derrida's Archive Fever and the 2008 ICP exhibition curated by Okwui Enwezor, curator and gallery director Monica Bowman focuses on the trace of archive and memory as it pertains to the creation of an artist's work. The show includes some of my new photographs from The Likeness of Being, along with work by Kyohei Abe, Kristina Bilonick, Mira Burack, Michelle McAuliffe and Alison Wong. Please join us for the first Salon discussion on Saturday, December 19 from 4-6pm. The exhibition runs through December 23, 2009. An online catalogue for the exhibition is available at the link above. |
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| Some recent good news, several museum, corporate and public collections have acquired my work this year. Among these are the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Mew Mexico Art in Public Places in Santa Fe, Smith College Museum of Art in Northampton, MA and the Wellington Management Collection in Boston. In addition, planning is underway for 2010 exhibitions which will feature my new photographs and video. Be sure to check back for updates! | |
| Some of my work is included in the upcoming exhibition The Vitreous: Of Eyes and Optics, opening on Friday, July 24 at Esther Klein Art Gallery in Philadelphia. The show features 22 artists whose work explores themes of eyesight, visual perception and optical phenomena through contemporary art practices. Klein Art Gallery is a branch of the University City Science Center and is dedicated to examining contemporary art and artists that engage emergent trends in science and technology. Its exhibitions are used as a vehicle to promote innovative partnerships with peer organizations in the art, science and technology community. Vitreous runs through September 5, 2009. Check out Roberta Fallon's review in the Philadelphia Weekly, and the artblog (August 12, 2009), as well as Robin Rice's review, "Use Your Illusion" in the Philadelphia Inquirer. |
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| This winter San Francisco Camerawork invited me to create an image specifically for their 2009 Fine Print Limited Edition Program. I'm honored to have my photograph included among this year's roster of artists: Dave Anderson, Julie Blackmon, John Chiara, Lukas Felzman, Shana & Robert Parke Harrison, Mark Klett, Lisa Robinson, Brian Ulrich and Melanie Willhide. Coffee and Cigarettes is a 14 x 11 inch Type C-print produced in an edition of 20. The proceeds of these sales support SFC's programming. If you'd like to purchase one of these photographs check out their collector's program at the link above or click here. |
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| More good news to report, some of my photographs are included in the upcoming exhibition, Complicity: Contemporary Photography and the Matter of Sculpture, curated by Leigh Markopoulos for Rena Bransten Gallery in San Francisco. The show also features work by Ginny Cook, Igor Eskinja, Daniel Gordon, Chris Jones, and Vik Muniz. If you're in the Bay area next week please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, January 15 from 5:30-7:30 pm. The exhibit runs through February 21, 2009. |
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| If you read German and are interested in the press reviews we've received for my exhibit at UNO ART SPACE in Stuttgart, you can check them out here: Stuttgarter Zeitung and SUR. |  |
| Miami Basel opens this week along with many other art fairs in the area. Please stop by Richard Levy Gallery's booth at ART MIAMI in The Miami Midtown Arts District, Midtown Blvd (NE 1st Avenue) between NE 32nd & NE 31st Street. Saturday Dec. 6, 11-7pm and Sunday Dec. 7, 11-5pm. |  |
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| I just returned from Europe after attending the opening of my first solo exhibition in Germany at UNO ART SPACE in Stuttgart, where Ute Noll is showing both my Representations and Life-Size work until February 8, 2009. The show looks great and we enjoyed a fantastic opening night on November 8 which included longtime friends, Laurilla and Barbara, and new friends, among them, Matthias and Gisela from Bild Kultur, Martin Reinwarth, Hannalore Kober, Martina, Andrea, Frank et al. The gallery is located in a really lovely part of the city with unique shops, cafes and restaurants housed in very attractive Jugenstijl buildings that survived the war. Thanks Ute and Richard! After Stuttgart we travelled to Brussels to visit our dear friends and very talented artists Christine Wilmes and Patrick Mascaux. Check out their new work Chaotic System. After a good visit and healthy sampling of Belgian frites and beer we had the opportunity to travel to Paris. A very generous photography friend gave us passes to attend the opening night party for Paris Photo and I also had a promising review at Mois de la Photo. Thanks everyone for making our trip so memorable! More pix HERE. Photos by Richard H. Smith. |
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| Earlier this month photographer, photoblogger and all around great guy, Robert Wade, interviewed me about my exhibition, Objectivity, now on view at Wall Space in Seattle and kindly posted it along with some images on his blog Belltown Pictures. In addition to Robert's interview, last week Joshua Lynch of the Seattle Weekly wrote a small review of the show as well. The exhibit runs through October 4, 2008. More good news to come.... Photo credit Robert Wade, 2008. |
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| Photographs from my series, From the Garden of Natural and Not So Wonders, appear in the recently released catalogue for Foto Arte Brasilia. In the Fall of 2007 the festival organized 120 exhibitions around the theme of Natureza, Meio Ambiente e Sustentabilidade (Nature, Environment and Sustainability), and the beautifully produced catalogue documents the exhibitions and activities sponsored by Brazil's main photography festival. To purchase the catalogue and learn more about Foto Arte Brasilia click here. |
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| Saturday, July 19 is the last day of Staged at Clark Gallery in Lincoln, MA. Featuring photographs by John Chervinsky and myself, and paintings by Nancy Hill and Kathleen Volp, the exhibition "considers the still life as subject matter, pushing the meaning and history of the popular form of artistic expression." Click here to read Cate McQuaid's review of the exhibit for the Boston Globe. |
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| The exhibition, Philadelphia Collects: Works on Paper, opens next Friday, June 6 at the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts in Wilmington, DE. The exhibition "provides an intriguing look into the world of collecting" and reflects a range of perspectives and interests, featuring work by modern masters Chuck Close, Richard Diebenkorn, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Brice Marden, Edith Neff, Lisa Yuskavage, as well images by emerging artists. The exhibition runs through September 21, 2008. |
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| Angela Faris Belt's new book,The Elements of Photography has been published and is available at your local and cyber book stores. A wonderful photographer and dedicated educator, Angela uses examples of work by 40 photographers to explore the technial and creative applications of both historical and contemporary photography, providing "visual inspiration as well as a gorgeous collection of artwork for photography enthusiasts." I'm delighted to have my photographs included in this publication along with work by Orion Alexandre, Angie Buckley, Carol Golemboski,Thomas Kellner, Mark Klett, Tony Mendoza, Sylvia de Swan, Masao Yamamoto and other great talents. |
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| Later this week Stephen Bulger Gallery from Toronto will be showing my work at the AIPAD Photography Show in New York. The fair opens Thursday April 10 at the Park Avenue Armory, located at 67th St. and Park Ave., and runs through Sunday April 13, 2008. If you're in the area, please stop by! |
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| If you're in NYC this week and headed to PULSE, please drop by Richard Levy Gallery's booth, # B-2, to view new artworks by yours truly, as well as William Betts, Jennifer Burkley Vasher, Sabine Dehnel, Constance DeJong, Jacob Goble, Teo Gonzalez, Anna Hepler, In Sook Kim, Per Mortensson, Andrew Millner, Matt Mullican, Julian Opie, Thomas Ruff, Lisa Solomon, William Steiger and others PULSE is located at Pier 40, West Side Highway at West Houston Street, and runs from Thursday, March 27 - Sunday, March 30, 2008. |  |
| The February issue of the Mexican magazine Fahrenheit features my Life-Size series in What a Wonderful World, an exhibition curated by the very talented Mauricio Alejo for the magazine's "Museo de papel." The exhibition also includes the work of Daniela Edburg, Alejandra Laviada, Sarah Madsen, Brenda Anayatzin Ortiz, Linda Platas, Katiuska Saavedra and Sandrasan. |
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| My good friend and amazing artist, Suzy Lake (on the left with Barbara Hammer, right), invited me to attend the opening of WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution at P.S. 1 MOMA this past week. Suzy is one of the 120 artists represented in "the first comprehensive, historical exhibition to examine the international foundations and legacy of feminist art" curated by Connie Butler. Some other trailblazers in the show include: Marina Abramovic, Eleanor Antin, Camille Billops, Louise Bourgeois, Mary Beth Edelson, Barbara Hammer, Margaret Harrison, Eva Hesse, Kirsten Justesen, Ana Mendieta, Annette Messager, Alice Neel, Lorraine O'Grady, Yoko Ono, Howardena Pindel, Adrian Piper, Martha Rosler, Betye Saar, Carolee Schneemann, Cindy Sherman, Miriam Shapiro, Sylvia Sleigh, Nancy Spero, Hannah Wilke, Nicole Croiset & Nil Yalter, and many others. The dinner and festivities Wednesday night were a blast, ending with everyone dancing to live entertainment by the vivacious Shirelles. |  |
| If you're going to be in the Los Angeles area this month check out Photo LA and the Los Angeles Art Show. From January 10 through 13, Wallspace Gallery will be showing some of my Representations series at Photo LA 2008 and from January 23-27 you can see my work at Richard Levy Gallery (Booth P107) during the Los Angeles Art Show, also at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica. |  |
| Aperture recently announced the selections for this year's Aperture Portfolio Prize. My Representations series was among the 4 runners up which included portfolios by Ian Baguskas, Shai Kremer and Tomoyuki Sakaguchi. Jessamyn Lovell was awarded first prize. To read Sussan Ciccotti's essay which accompanies several examples of my work click here. |  |
| We enjoyed a great time in Miami this past weekend (the warm sunny weather certainly was a bonus). I'm pleased to report that Stephen Bulger Gallery also showed some of my Representations photographs during AIPAD Miami (next door to Photo Miami) in Booth #318. If I missed you there, please drop me a note via email. More art fair news to come... |  |
| If you're headed to Miami this week (December 4-9), please stop by and see some of my photographs showing with Richard Levy Gallery at Art Miami in the Wynwood Arts District, Booth #215/316. Hope to see you there! |  |
| Stephen Bulger Gallery will be showing my photographs at the Toronto International Art Fair this year. The fair is held at the Metro Toronto Centre and runs from October 25-29, 2007. Toronto International Art Fair |
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| My photographs From the Gardern of Natural and Not so Natural Wonders series will be featured during this month's FotoArt Brasilia festival in Brazil at the Galeria Casa Thomas Jefferson. The exhibition runs through November 11. This year's festival focuses on the theme of nature and the environment with numerous exhibitions showing works by Janelle Lynch, Esteban Pastorino, Wang Quingsong and others. Festival Foto Arte Brasilia |
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| We enjoyed a great opening at Forest City Gallery in London (Ontario) for the opening of Stranger than Fiction-The Delicate Art of Faking History. Curated by Heather Diack & Daniel Ehrenworth the exhibition includes some of my New Eden photos with some fantastic photo-based work by Daniel Ehrenworth, Davida Nemeroff, and Carl Zimmerman and screenings of faux-documentaries The BlairWitch Project and Alien Autopsy. To read Heather Diack's exhibition essay click here. The show opened on September 13 and runs through Oct. 20, 2007. Forest City Gallery |
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| Richard Levy Gallery is showing some of my photos at this weekend's The Affair @ Jupiter Hotel in Portland, September 14-16, 2007. The Affair at Jupiter Hotel |
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| The group exhibition The Set Up opens at Nicole Fiacco Gallery on September 15 and runs through October 22. You're invited to the opening reception on Saturday, September 22 from 5-7pm. For more info go to: Nicole Fiacco Gallery |
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| Richard Levy Gallery in Albuquerque NM will be showing recent photographs from my Representations series in The Project Room from September 7 - October 12, 2007. Also showing in the main gallery are Sabine Dehnel's photographs in which she paints directly on the human body to create a fascinating merger of fashion with camouflage. |  |
| A new group show, (20) Views + (4) Collaborations at Wallspace in Seattle, WA, from June 11 to July 28, 2007 Wallspace Gallery. |
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| The exhibition, Altered States: Michal Bachi and Cynthia Greig. featuring new images from Representations, opened at Nicole Fiacco Gallery in Hudson, NY, on Saturday June 9, 2007. For more info: Nicole Fiacco Gallery |
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| Box: This is not my father, will be included in the upcoming group exhibition Relative Closeness: Portraits of Family and Friends curated by Karen Irvine of the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago. The exhibition also includes work by Harry Callahan, Todd Deutch, KayLynn Deveney, Deanna Dikeman, Vince Leo, Sally Mann and Aleksandra Vaja and runs from June 15 - August 8, 2007. Museum of Contemporary Photography |
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| Elda Harrington curated the exhibition, Representaciones, featuring Cynthia's recent photographs at Casa de la Cultura in Salta, Argentina in April 2007. |  |
| Cynthia's Life-Size series is included in the upcoming exhibition Collected, opening at OPENSOURCE ART on Thursday, March 8, 2007 in Champaign IL. The exhibition and series of events at OPENSOURCE ART will examine the practice and motivations of collecting while considering issues of display and presentation, as well as the objects themselves. Opensource Art |
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| Cynthia's Representations series is featured in the September 2006 issue of the Argentinian photography magazine Fotomundo |  |
| Cynthia has been invited to exhibit her "Representations" series during this summer's Encuentros Abiertos, Festival de La Luz in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her solo exhibiton, curated by Elda Harrington, will open at the Centro Cultural Recoleta on August 3, 2006. Encuentros Abiertos |
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