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PAST EXHIBITIONS (2006)
January 5 – 28, 2006
Carol Panaro-Smith & James Hajicek,
“Three”
Carol Panaro-Smith & James Hajicek exhibit their
collection
of photogenic drawings. Elegant, luminescent and magical describe the unique one of kind
prints by two renowned valley artist and educators.
Carol & James have spent over 50 years collectively being dedicated to and fostering in
others an appreciation of the antiquarian photographic printing processes of the 19th
century. This is evidenced in their own creative work as well as in their careers as
educators.
February 3 - 25,
2006
EXPONENTIAL LOVE
: The Gift of Life
This is the First Annual Organ
Donation Awareness Benefit
Exhibition. The show consists
of photographic and mixed
media essence pieces that
were created by
local artists
and inspired by those whose
lives have been touched by
organ donation.
For further information regarding organ/tissue donation or to register to be an
organ donor,
please visit the
Donor Network of Arizona.
March 2 - 31,2006
France Scully Osterman and Mark Osterman
Ethereality: Memories of Places You’ve Never Been
France Scully Osterman and Mark Osterman exhibit their ten-year collection of
landscapes from around the world using a vintage process from the 1800’s; wet plate
collodion. For additional information
please
visit their website.
Workshop (March 5, 2006)
Come work with France Scully Osterman and learn Self Portraiture Ambrotype, at Alchemy Studio. This
class is currently full. For updates or more information about alchemy workshops, please
visit their website.
Lecture (March 6, 2006)
By France Scully Osterman at Arizona State University in the Coor Rm. 199, at 7:30pm.
April 7 – 29, 2006
Meredith McKinney
Ephemeral Landscapes
Meredith Mckinney will be exhibiting his collection of photographic images created
from a zone plate pinhole camera. Using a 4x5 negative he digitally prints onto
watercolor paper which reveals a
serendipitous affect.
May 4- 27, 2006
Bret Harte
Sweep / Pull
New work of Bret Harte will continue in it’s exploration of identity narrative,
this time taking form in unmanipulated silver gelatin prints and large scale carbon
prints. Consistent with previous work, Bret Harte takes the viewer to
a place of self-reflection.
June 2 – 30, 2006
Antiquated Processes: New Views from New Mexico
A group show featuring a collection of photographs individually created by five advanced students from the Non Silver
Photography class at New Mexico State University. These
images demonstrate
how the students are firmly grounded in
the culture of southwestern New Mexico. Selected works include handcrafted Vandykes, Cyanotypes and Cyanotypes with
collage.
August 4 – 29, 2006
Maurice Sherif,
“Lumière Mètallique”
Free-lance Photographer Maurice Sherif of Paris, France will be exhibiting his
collection of silver-gelatin, nighttime architectural landscape photographs. This body
of work is published in a signed limited edition of 1000 with 58 pages containing
twenty-seven photographs printed in rich tritone. Books will be available for purchase at
Tilt Gallery during the exhibition.
View a sample of his collection of architectural landscapes.
“Lumière Mètallique” Plate 1
“Lumière Mètallique” Plate 14
September 1-30, 2006
Maurice Sherif,
“Variation Con Intensita”
“Variation Con Intensita” Plate 3
is a collection of unusual color and
alternatively processed
landscapes from around the world. Using strong light to create an atmosphere of
solitude and introspection into which, the viewer can enter without interruption.
October 6 - November 27th, 2006.
Robby Roberson,
“The World Within: Visualizing the Biology of the Cell”
Robby Roberson is a Professor of cell biology and
bioimaging
at Arizona State University. He has had opportunities to see inside the fabrics and
units of cells in ways most have not.
Using light and
electron microscopes
to visualize the internal motion and three-dimensional order
of cells, he draws analogies to larger and equally complex aspects of
the world.
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