I have exhibited my gelatin silver photographs and collages in
New York, and nationwide, for over fifteen years. My images have been
featured in New York Gallery Guide, About.com, and The Sun Magazine.
I have been interviewed for WBAI Radio in New York, served as Editorial Consultant for a technical photo manual written by David Fokos, and received a Puffin Foundation Grant for a documentary project.
I had my first New York solo show, Architextures, in
February 2010, at First Presbyterian Church in the East Village. From
October 2010 through January 2011, several of my large photo collages from this
series were shown in Access and Alteration, a two-person exhibit at the
Heurich Gallery in Washington, DC. In June 2011, several works from this
series were included in The Places We Have Known,a three-person show at
the University of Maryland in College Park.
My work was recently included
in Ruben Natal San-Miguel’s Decade of Photography in the Aftermath of
9/11.
My handmade photographs and photo collages are in
private collections worldwide. I am based in New York City and Silver Spring,
MD.
You may view a PDF of my resume
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| You may also view a Youtube video from March 2011,
where I respond to the question, "Why do you practice traditional film photography?" Please click on my photo on the right to view the video in a new window. (Video: Ellen Yustas K. Gottlieb) |
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A short video introduction to my hand-cut-and-assembled photo collages in my most recent show at the Stamp Gallery (University of MD, June 2011) may be viewed at YouTube by clicking on my picture: (Video and portrait by Joseph Silva) |
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