I will be part of the Society of Photographic Educators(SPE) Women’s Caucus show at the California Institute of Integral Studies on Mission Street in San Francisco. The show is organized in conjunction with the 2012 National Conference, Intimacy and Voyeurism: The Public/Private Divide in Photography. The exhibition will be on view March 18 - 31, 2012. Deirdre Visser, Curator of the ARTS at CIIS, is facilitating the exhibition. The show may travel to other galleries over the year. The exhibition is part of the SPE conference self guided gallery tour on Friday, March 23.
Three of my pieces were selected by the jurors Joyce Neimanas and Patrick Nagatani, both SPE Honored Educators. Thirty-six artists were selected for the exhibition and all selected images are being uploaded here: https://www.spenational.org/members/liz-allen
Joyce Neimanas currently teaches in the photography department at the University of New Mexico. She taught at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago for 35 years and has received numerous grants and awards including 3 National Endowment for the Arts Awards. You can view her work at http://joyceneimanasartist.com
Patrick Nagatani was born in Chicago in 1945, just days after the Enola Gay bomber dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Born to Japanese-American parents that cataclysmic event has resonated throughout Nagatani's life and work, culminating in his series Nuclear Enchantment. Nagatani taught at the University of New Mexico retiring in 2007. You can view his work athttp://umfa.utah.edu/
Three of my pieces were selected by the jurors Joyce Neimanas and Patrick Nagatani, both SPE Honored Educators. Thirty-six artists were selected for the exhibition and all selected images are being uploaded here: https://www.spenational.org/members/liz-allen
Joyce Neimanas currently teaches in the photography department at the University of New Mexico. She taught at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago for 35 years and has received numerous grants and awards including 3 National Endowment for the Arts Awards. You can view her work at http://joyceneimanasartist.com
Patrick Nagatani was born in Chicago in 1945, just days after the Enola Gay bomber dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Born to Japanese-American parents that cataclysmic event has resonated throughout Nagatani's life and work, culminating in his series Nuclear Enchantment. Nagatani taught at the University of New Mexico retiring in 2007. You can view his work athttp://umfa.utah.edu/
