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Golden Light Awards:
My photograph
Spiral Stairs, Fort Point Lighthouse
received an Honorable Mention
in the silver print competition at the Maine Photographic Workshops' Golden Light Awards in July.
This competition was juried by
Kathy Ryan, photo editor for The New York Times Magazine,
Catherine Johnson, Vice President and Senior Art Buyer for Arnold Worldwide,
and Tim Whelan, book seller and photographer.
For more information, please visit the
Golden Light Awards
web site.
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Juror for Show at ArtSpace@16:
I am honored to be invited to jury the show Proof in B&W at ArtSpace@16 in Malden, MA in October.
This will be an all-Black & White show of traditional (non-digital) photographs.
ArtSpace@16 has a well-earned reputation in the Boston area for hosting cutting-edge exhibits
of all forms of artistic media, and I am delighted to be a part of this show.
For those of you in the area, drop off for the show will be Saturday, October 14th from 9 to 5
(work shipped to the gallery should arrive by October 6th).
I will be giving a gallery talk at the show's opening reception, which will be from 2 to 5 PM on Saturday, October 28th.
The show will run from October 28 through November 18, 2006.
For directions or a prospectus, please visit the
gallery's web site.
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Newburyport Art Association:
Two of my photographs,
Trees and Driveway in Fog,
and
Spiral Stairs, Bay Bank,
have been included in the 2006 annual photography exhibit at the
Newburyport Art Association,
juried by noted photographer
Phil Chura.
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New Hampshire Art Association:
One of my photographs,
Yard Sale, Kingston NH,
has been included in the
27th annual Parfitt Memorial Open Juried Exhibition at the Robert Lincoln Levy gallery of the
New Hampshire Art Association
in Portsmouth, NH.
This show was
juried by DeWitt Hardy, art instructor at Heartwood College of Art in Kennebunk, ME.
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Giving Back to the Community:
I donated my photograph,
Eternity,
to the AIDS Response - Seacoast annual auction in Portsmouth, NH.
I am particularly fond of this image, and it seemed appropriate
to use it to help fight this terrible disease.
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New England School of Photography Show:
In my previous newsletter I mentioned that I was planning a major solo show this fall at the
New England School of Photography
galley on Kenmore Square in Boston.
I was really excited about this exhibit because it would be a large (42 piece)
solo show in the heart of one of Boston's academic and cultural centers,
not to mention directly across the street from the Red Sox' Fenway Park.
Sadly, the school lost its lease on their gallery space (and the Sox are in a slump),
so this show is being postponed for now. Stay tuned...
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Current Artistic Endeavors:
It's been a great summer for photography here in New England,
and I've been adding a lot of new work to my "to be printed" list.
In particular, I've "focused" on my series of photographs in and around
Colonial Meeting Houses. I have visited just about all of the artistically interesting
ones in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and I'm planning a trip to coastal
Maine this fall.
To see more about this project, please visit:
Colonial Meeting Houses
(it's a fairly large file probably not suitable for a dial-up link).
Also, another trip to the
Mount Washington Observatory
is planned for early December.
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