When viewers look at photographs at an exhibit they would like to see authentic work. They generally would like to know some basic information like the name of the photographer, the title of the work, the year it was taken, and a signature that assures the work belongs to the photographer. A
Bill Clark Exhibit
The word "photography" comes from Greek, "photos (ϕοτοσ), light, and graphos (γραοσ), writing, delineation, or painting," (Oxford Reference) or drawing with light. Bill Clark takes this almost literally in most of his photography. I first saw Bill's work at a juried
Bosphorus Art Newspaper Interview
The Bosphorus Art Newspaper, a monthly publication to share news, ideas, and events in the art world as well as to introduce new artists to their readers. My old friend, and a highly accomplished painter Hatice Kumbaraci Gursoz, who has been writing a column for the Bosphorus Art Newspaper for many
Better Late Than Never
Five years ago, this post could have had a different title and opening paragraph: Honorable Mention Winner of PX3, Prix de la Photographie Paris 2012 In The PXJ 2012 Competition in Landscape category But, it took me five years and this is how I found out today that I won an honorable
Portrait Narratives – An Exhibit
I met the Rhode Island photographer Jonathan Sharlin at another photographer couple's house at a pizza party. As we talked about, what else, photography, I found out about his then upcoming exhibit and talk titled Remembrance featuring Rhode Island Holocaust survivors. The opening reception and the
Exhibit Opening Reception
The Trees of the Aegean, II exhibit started on March 1, 2017, and the reception was scheduled for March 3, 2017. Many friends and interested, curious members of the Central Congregational Church showed up to see the show, chat about the photographs of the trees, enjoy Jan's baklava, and celebrate