The 12 ARTISTS: Matthew Blackwell, Nancy Cohen, Elisa D’Arrigo, Laura Dodson, Nancy Grimes, Natasha Hesketh, Stephanie Hightower, David Hornung, Loren Munk, Thomas Nozkowski, Fara’h Salehi, Lee Tribe.
CURATOR: MARIO NAVES
Gallery Hours: Thursday to Sunday, 1-6pm, or by appointment.
Happy to be participating with several new artworks in this group exhibition curated by Jenny Tsoumpri. Tidal Flow Relocated will be at the Cycladic Municipal Gallery from September 8th-24th in the city of Ermoupolis on the island of Syros. For more information click here
Laura Dodson. "July" 2017. Archival Pigment Print from the series Nostalgia
Laura Dodson. "Serene Republic" 2017. Archival Pigment Print from the series Nostalgia
August 2017 concludes a long summer of teaching photography. First stop was in June at Queens College where we spent many hours shooting on the relatively quiet grounds of the campus. This was followed by a trip to Italy where I met up with the faculty and students of the Pratt in Venice program as they visited the Biennale. Finally I taught through July and beyond in Cooper Union's Summer Intensive program which culminated in an amazing exhibit by talented teens. All our efforts can be viewed in my recently updated student website.
Queens College June 2017
Venice Biennale with the Pratt in Venice Program
Cooper Union Summer Intensive, practicing the effects of color, light and motion. Image by Sade Rodriquez
Participating in TIDAL FLOW REVISITED at the Municipal Gallery of Piraeus, Greece, opening May 15 2017 and curated by Jenny Tsoumpri. This exhibit runs parallel to Athens Documenta 14. Featured artists include: Artemis Alcalay, Amalia Antoniadou, Giannis Ziogas, Maria Schina, Georgia Lale and more.
Participating in:
"The Right To Be Human", with an opening reception on the 19th of January 20:00pm at the Thessaloniki Center of Contemporary Art, Warehouse B1, Port,Thessaloniki. This exhibition rebuts, re-examines and rejects inequities and exemplifies the goals of global humanism and social justice. It is co-curated by Professor Thalia Vrachopoulos, Art Historian-critic from JohnJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, and Professor Harry Savopoulos, Art Critic, School of Fine Arts of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
