Education

1997 – 2001 Bachelor of Arts. (Honours) Visual Arts Creative Industries QUT

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2012 “AU” – Krause Gallery NYC

2011 youse Dianne Tanzer Gallery Melbourne

2009 New Thread Dianne Tanzer Gallery Melbourne

2009 Viddy Grantpirrie Sydney

2009 Open Studio Meadow Street Studio New York City

2007 what else is there to do but go outside and look around Toowoomba Regional Gallery

2006 place position Dianne Tanzer Gallery Melbourne

2005 Shaun O’Connor Kings Artist Run Initiative Melbourne

2003 meaning to write Stichting Kunst and Complex Rotterdam The Netherlands

Selected Group Exhibitions

2011 RAiR – Art Rotterdam The Netherlands

2010 Blake Prize Director’s Cut Exhibition online

2010 Downsize Metro Arts Brisbane

2010 White Hot Dianne Tanzer Gallery Melbourne

2009 Nothing Out of the Ordinary Nellie Castan & Dianne Tanzer Melbourne

2008 Neo Goth University of Queensland Art Museum

2006 The Ephemeral City Queensland State Library

2006 The General Will First Draft Sydney

2005 Fallout Ryan Renshaw Brisbane

2004 City Views Museum of Brisbane

2002 Fresh Cut Institute of Modern Art Brisbane

Selected Achievements

2011 Australia Council for the Arts Artist Residency Cité Internationale des Arts Paris studio

2010 Curator The Stoke – A History of Brisbane Skateboarding Museum of Brisbane

2009 Studio Assistant to Vanessa Beecroft New York City

2008 Public Mural Commission Merlo Cafe South Brisbane

2008 allover Curated selection of gestural works from the QUT Art Museum collection

2003 Artist in Residence Stichting Kunst and Complex Rotterdam, The Netherlands

2001 Finalist Brett Whiteley Travelling Scholarship Show Sydney

1999 Overall Winner Churchie Art Prize Brisbane

Veteran Hollywood Stuntman Carl Paoli translates his fearlessness into graffiti using the street art name “SCREWTAPE”.

“SCREWTAPING” creates and outlines a public canvas, whether his own art or a blank space on a wall waiting to be filled, he lures the viewers in to experience art and question their own existence.  Be it sexuality or the desire for adventure and excitement.

His intrepid lifestyle is also translated to canvas by constructing new images while painting them in a raw, exhilarating and often erotic moments and he delivers them in a radical, urban, contemporary “SCREWTAPE” style.

Take a closer look.  SCREWTAPE’S style is a non aggressive, non vandalizing form of public art.  It is highly visible and can be easily removed.  His goal is not to destroy other’s property.  It is to put up his art and point the way to other art and points of interest.  All graffiti is ephemeral.  It washes away over time or is buffed out.  SCREWTAPE just gives property owners and the public the choice to remove it.  Most pieces end up re-adhered to a permanent surface under glass and frame once removed from the urban canvas.  If you see SCREWTAPE on the streets, ask him for a roll of SCREWTAPE.  He usually has an extra roll on hand to give out.  It’s amazing how much other people put up his SCREWTAPE.  We all SCREWTAPE in one way or another.

CURRENT GALLERIES:
KRAUSE GALLERY LES, NYC
LAB ART Hollywood, CA
INVISIBLE Hollywood, CA

RECENT EXHIBITIONS:
Mr. Brainwash Presents: Artshow 2011 / 2012
KRAUSE GALLERY -old and New works 2012
MONDRIAN, Los Angeles, CA

FEATURED ON:
CBNC “American Greed
HGTV on “SELLING LA”
NTN 24NEWS US  ”Street Art moves into the Gallery”

CELEBRITY PRIVATE COLLECTIONS:
James Caan
Natalie Imbruglia
Travis Fimmel
Taylor Mead
Hill Harper

A street artist is doing some amazing new street art in and around NYC.
He goes by the name of HANKSY.
Add the overwhelming popularity of Tom Hanks to the cool factor of the most famous street artist of all time, Banksy, and you get HANKSY. HANKSY has become a social media phenomenon with his imaginative street art spoofs by taking images of Banksy’s work and adding in references from Tom Hanks’ films.
“People have speculated whether HANKSY is just a play on words or perhaps something a bit more, does he hate Banksy? Is it homage to one of the greatest street artists and actors of our time? Maybe it’s an attempt to subvert the subversiveor perhaps it plays on the uniquely American pleasure the public finds in trivial imagery. Maybe in the end its much more straightforward? Add a certain ‘sometimes’ vowel at the end of a specific actor’s surname and it sounds an awful lot like the world’s most well-known street artist.

press list: (selected)

Huffington Post “The Artist Hanksy Creates Banksy-like Images of Tom Hanks” Huffington Post UK “Spoof Artist

Hanksy Takes Banksy One Step Closet To Hollywood” ARTNET “An Interview With Hanksy.” Reverend Jen

BESTWEEKEVER.tv “Who…Is…Hanksy?,” Michelle Collins

GEEKOSYSTEM “Hanksy Brings An Awesome Pun to the World of Street Art,” Eric Limer

Paste Magazine “Meet the Hottest New Tom Hanks-Inspire Street Artist: Hanksy,” TheLMagazine.com (multiple), Benjamin Sutton

GuestofaGuest.com “The Coolest NYC Street Artists,” Kermichell Leo Scallywagandvagabond.com “It’s Now Tme to

Meet Banksy’s Impersonator – Hanksy,” John Wenrich

HighSnobiety.com “Hanksy Hits Chicago,”

BoweryBoogie.com (multiple), Elie Perler

Fast Company “What Hanksy’s Rat-themed Street Art Means For Tom Hanks’ “Larry Crowne,” Nancy Miller

FunnyorDie.com, “7 Hankstastic Instance of Tom Hanks Graffiti”

Juxtapoz.com (multiple)

Examiner.com “A Street Art Parody: Hanksy Lands First Solo Show,” Carly Beetsch SNAP! Magazine “Hanksy”

Wooster Collective (Multiple) Marc Schiller

Nylonmag.com “Tag! Hanksy,” Faran Krenticl

Daily Maverick “Never mind Banksy, Here’s Hanksy,” Theresa Mallinson

Photographers need inspiration like all artists of all types of art, mine is travel. From my series “Tilt-Shift”ing the world you can see only a small piece of the world that I have seen. Travel-Photography, Photography-Travel, they go hand in hand with me. The love of both is one. My passion to try and make the iconic places and structures that man desires to see and has for centuries traveled to see, is the same desire that drives me to go there and photograph them. I have been an avid photographer for over 25 years and have taken thousands upon thousands of photographs of iconic buildings.

Bio

1961 Born in Brooklyn, New York, USA

Lives and works in New York, NY USA

Exhibits

2002 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

2003 Camera Club of New York, New York

2006 Kolo-submission work

2008 The Skyscraper Museum, New York

2008 Schmap “Miami Guide“, Miami

2009 Lana Santorelli Gallery, “New York, NY” Group Show, New York

2009 Chelsea Wine Vault, Solo Show, New York

2009 Baboo Digital, “Different Flavors“, Group Show

2009 www.artscenetoday.com submission work

2009 www.InfinityArtGallery.com submission work

2009 www.NYtimes.com “Why we travel” section

2009 Lana Santorelli Gallery, New York, NY Group Show “Gastronomy”

2009 Baboo Digital, Group Show, “MILKY”

2009 Baco Café, Dumbo Brooklyn, Solo Show

2010 La Grange Art Museum Biennial La Grange National XXVI 2010 Show

2010 Shift Forex & Arts United Group Show at GalleryBar, NY

2010 AT&T Corporate Purchase of “HDR Yankee Stadium”

2010 1st Place DC FOTOWEEK Fine Art Category

2011 AT&T Corporate Purchase of “Tilt Shift Taj Mahal”

2011 Solo Photo Show Piola Restaurant, NY

2011 VERGE Art Fair Brooklyn, March 3-6^th

2011 1650 Gallery, LA, California, Group Show “Urban Landscapes”

2011 Bene Lux-Group Show, Rogue Space, Chelsea Arts Building

2011 Agallery, Chelsea, NY Armadilo Fine Art Publishing NY Exhibition

2011 Contemporary Art Fair NYC 2011, Jacob Javits Center

Richard Butler was born in Hampton Court England. He studied painting at the Epsom School of Art and Design. Fifteen years ago, after a successful career as founder and singer/songwriter for the rock band The Psychedelic Furs, Richard returned to painting. He lives and works in New York.

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2011. 2010 2009 . 2007. 2006

Confessionals, Freight and Volume NYC

Nature is Boring, Mauger Modern

London New Paintings, Kevin Bruk Gallery

Miami New Paintings, Kevin Bruk Gallery

Miami New Paintings, Van Brunt Gallery

Beacon NY

Selected Group Exhibitions

2011 September 7 – 7 Year Anniversary Show – Krause Gallery NYC

2010 Anonymous , Kim Foster Gallery NY

2009 The Figure and Dr. Freud. Haunch of Venison NY

2007 Art Nova , Art Basel Miami Beach , Kevin Btuk Gallery , Miami

2006 Black and Blue Robert Miller Gallery NY

Jeffrey Robb is a London based artist whose work is produced in the form of cast optical structures – moving images derived from photography, computer graphics film and video. Previously he has worked in the mediums of holographic stereograms, transmission and reflection holograms and laser light installations. He trained at the Royal College of Art in London. Jeffrey is best known for his spectacular 3D photography of Her Majesty The Queen, the singer Grace Jones, Naked Singularity and The Eden Project.

Born in 1965 in Derbyshire, UK. Lives and works in London, UK.

Education:
BSc Leeds University M.A. RCA in Fine Art Holography with distinction, Royal College of Art (RCA), London UK Darwin Scholar at the Royal College of Art and awarded extra year of study.

Collections:
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK Getty Museum, Los Angeles SAM Museum, Osaka, Japan. Gallery 286, London, UK Artificium Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic. Washington Museum of the Third Dimension, USA Art Bridge Management, Dietmar Olhmann, Germany

Selected Shows/Fairs
SCOPE New York 2011 Mauger Modern Art
London Art Fair 2011Mauger Modern Art
Art In Asia with Jiang Art Gallery 2011
Jiang Art Gallery, Hong Kong 2011
One man show SCOPE Miami 2010 with Mauger Modern Art
Wood for the Trees, Bo Lee – group show including Paula Rego and Gavin Turk Bath 2010 Art London, with Bo Lee Gallery Royal Hospital Chelsea London 2010
Castle Galleries, UK nationwide 2009
Naked Singularity Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2010
London Summer Exhibition 2007 Royal Academy, London
Fourth International Exhibition of Holography, Illinois, USA,2005
Young Designers, Arup Partnership, London, UK, 2004
Your History, Mediac Gallery, London, 2002 UK Inside Edge, Washington Museum of the Third Dimension, USA. In Vogue, Royal College of Art, London, UK 2002
Young Contemporaries, Stansall Gallery, Dorset, UK 2002.
Communication, The Science Museum, London UK 2001.
Living with Lasers, The Science Museum, London, UK 2001
In Time, Artificium Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic 1995.
3D, SAM Museum, Osaka, Japan.
Landscape and Metamophoses, Smiths Gallery, London, UK.
42 Holograms, Smiths Gallery, London, UK 1994.
Gallery 286, London England selected group shows London, 1990 – 2010

Media Coverage:
‘Holography’, Times Educational Supplement ‘The Hidden Art’, The Creative Holography Index, The International Catalogue for Holography, Vol. 1 No. 1, Monand Press, Germany . ‘Digital Da Vincis’, London Evening Standard, UK,
VIDEO NAKED SINGULARITY 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzYmAOiF930 OTHERSIDES 2010 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhS2Xoi1UrE MACROLAND 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om43RXDcwRc
REPRESENTATION LONDON MAUGER MODERN – LONDON 81 Rochester Row, London SW1P 1LJ m: 0044 (0)7590 527 332 t: 0044 (0)207 233 8755 http://www.maugermodern.com/artists/jeff-robb/ NEW YORK Krause Gallery 149 Orchard at Rivington LES New York City NY 10002 tel 212 777 7799 http://www.krausegallery.com HONG KONG Jiang Art Gallery 1/F 39 Staunton Street Central Hong Kong tel 852 3119 2012 http://www.jiangart.com/artists/works/jeffreyrobb/1 ASPEN David Floria Gellery 525 East Cooper Ave Aspen, Colorado 81611 USA Tel: (970) 544-5705 Fax: (970) 544-9729 http://www.floriagallery.com/ UK NATIONWIDE including London, Manchester and Birmingham Naked Singularity only: http://www.castlegalleries.com/ http://www.washingtongreen.co.uk/artists/jeffrey_robb/

Stephan Zirwes
Photographs on alu-dibond, Plexiglas
“Snow Works”

Inquire with Gallery regarding medium and pricing

Education

MFA, Photography, 2000, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

BA, Studio Arts/Physics, 1993, Kenyon College, Gambier, OH

Teaching Experience

2007–present            Associate Professor, Area Chair, Photography, University of Georgia, Athens, GA

2001-2007            Assistant Professor, Photography, University of Georgia, Athens, GA

2003, 2005            Photography Workshop Instructor, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg, TN

2004 Photography Instructor, Photo Studies in Italy, UGA Studies Abroad, Cortona, Italy

2002, 2003 Photography Instructor, Photo Studies in Ghana, UGA Studies Abroad, West Africa

2001 Photography Instructor, Art Studies in the American West Program, Bozeman, MT

2000-2001 Visiting Assistant Professor, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

2000            Photography Instructor, Work-Study Program, Maine Photo Workshops, Rockport, ME

1998-2000 Teaching Assistant, Instructor of Record, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

1996 Workshop Instructor, Maine Photographic Workshops, Rockport, ME

Professional Experience

2008-2013            National Board Member, Society for Photographic Education

2004-2008 Vice-Chair, Southeast Region of the Society for Photographic Education, Southeast

2004            Conference Chair, Society for Photographic Education, Regional Conference, Athens, GA

2004 Curator, Relative: Photographing Domesticity, ATHICA Gallery, Athens, GA

1999-2005 Third View, multimedia collaborative project with Mark Klett, Byron Wolfe, others

1998 Conference Chair, Society for Photographic Education, Regional Conference, Tempe, AZ

1998 Exhibition Curator, Northlight Gallery, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

1997 Darkroom Facilities Manager, Santa Fe Photographic Workshops, Santa Fe, NM

1996-1997 Custom Lab Technician, Visions Photography Lab, Santa Fe, NM

1996 Workshop Teaching Assistant, Santa Fe Photographic Workshops, Santa Fe, NM

1995-1996 Darkroom Manager, Maine Photographic Workshops, Rockport, ME

1994-1995 Workshop/Residency Teaching Assistant, Maine Photographic Workshops, Rockport, ME

1993 Assistant Lab Manager, Maine Photographic Workshops, Rockport, ME

Awards/Residencies

2010            Faculty Research Grant, Visual Metaphors of Bird Mythology, Athens, GA

2008            Faculty Research Grant, Time, Ecology and the Individual, Athens, GA

2007            CHA Research Fellowship, Willson Center for the Arts, Athens, GA

2006            Faculty Research Grant, Fine Art Narratives in Science /Personal Experience, Athens, GA

2005 HMC Residency, Hungarian Multicultural Center Residency, Budapest, Hungary

2004            Faculty Research Grant, Fine Art Research in Science and Experience, Athens, GA

2003 ILFORD Imaging USA Inc. Grant, Ilford, Paramus, NJ

2002 Faculty Research Grant, Photographic Research in Natural History Museums, Athens, GA

1998            Arizona – Austria Exchange Grant, Travel / Studio Grant, Salzburg, Austria

1993            Maine Photographic Residency, Maine Photographic Workshops, Rockport, ME

Solo and Two Person Exhibitions

2011     Krause Gallery New York, NY

2010     Duality, Blackbridge Hall Art Gallery, Milledgeville, GA

2009     Euclid’s Topography, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

The Map Maker’s Journey, 1912 Gallery, Emory, VA

2008     Nature and Geometry, Definition Gallery, Baltimore, MD

Notes From a Journey, Allen Priebe Gallery, Oshkosh, WI

New Works, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2007     Natural Histories, Max-Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin, Germany

Natural Histories, Gallery 1401, Philadelphia, PA

Elements of Geometry, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

Natural Artifacts, Photography Gallery, Bristol, VA

Elements of Geometry, Northern Kentucky University Art Gallery, Highland, KY

2005 Natural Histories, Nathan H. Wilson Center for the Arts, Jacksonville, FL

New Landscapes, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

Spirit Places, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, GA

Natural Histories, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2004 Explorer, University of Notre Dame Art Gallery, South Bend, IN

2003 Good Measure, Piedmont College, Demorest, GA

2001     Rhumb Lines and Wind Roses, Concordia University, St. Paul, MN

2000 Rhumb Lines and Wind Roses, Northlight Gallery, Tempe, AZ

1995     Mapping, Old Schoolhouse Gallery, Rockport, ME

1993     New Works, Olin Upstairs Gallery, Gambier, OH

Invited Group Exhibitions

2009     Five Year Anniversary, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2008     Opening Exhibition, Eikona Gallery, Bermuda

Collaborations, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

Faculty Exhibition, Lamar Dodd School of Art Gallery, Athens, GA

PHOTOGRAPHY: Southeast, McMaster Gallery, Columbia, SC

Third View: Collaborative Project Exhibit, Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, OR

Affordable Art Fair, Krause Gallery, New York, NY

2007     Movers and Shakers, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA

All the same … All different … A Convergence of Artists, King and Spalding, Atlanta, GA

2006     Signals from Central Europe, Central European Cultural Institute, Budapest, Hungary

2006 Fellowship Exhibition On-Line, Houston Center for Photography, Houston, TX

Inventing Nature, Cherry Gallery, Atlanta, GA

All The Same, All Different, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2005 Third View, Collaborative Project Exhibit, The Light Factory, Charlotte, NC

New Works HMC, Ernst Museum, Budapest, Hungary

Authenticity of Memory, Houston Center for Photography, Houston, TX

Making a Mark, Kathleen Ewing Gallery, Washington, DC

CHA Exhibition, Georgia Center, Athens, GA

2004 Collector’s Portfolio Exhibition, Atlanta Photography Group, Atlanta, GA

Opening Exhibition, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA

Tender Landscapes, Dalton Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2003 Essence: Matter/Science/Photography, Pace University Art Gallery, Pleasantville, NY

Essence: Matter/Science/Photography, Ferst Center for the Arts, Atlanta, GA

Essence: Matter/Science/Photography, University of W. Georgia, Carrollton, GA

Fine Print, Northlight Gallery, Tempe, AZ

Cultural Landscapes of Ghana, UGA Alumni Center, Atlanta, GA

Summer Exhibition, Atrium Gallery, Gatlinburg, TN

Ghana in Photographs, Broad Street Gallery, Athens, GA

2002     Annual Auction Exhibition, Houston Center for Photography, Houston, TX

Photo Retreat Exhibition, Broad Street Studio, Athens, GA

2001     Impact, Georgia Museum of Art, Athens, GA

1999     Crossing Borders, Galerie im Traklhaus, Salzburg, Austria

Crossing Borders, Northlight Gallery, Tempe, AZ

Photographic Printmaking, Northlight Gallery, Tempe, AZ

1997     Influences, Northlight Upstairs Gallery, Tempe, AZ

1996     Instructor Exhibition, Union Hall Photo Gallery, Rockport, ME

1994     Winter Exhibition, Millbrook Gallery, Millbrook, NY

1993     Undergrad Thesis Exhibition, Olin Main Art Gallery, Gambier, OH

Juried Group Exhibitions

2010            Arte Laguna International, Tese di San Cristoforo Arsenale, Venice, ITALY

2009            Crossroads, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA

6^th Photography & Digital Image Biennial, Wellington B. Gray Gallery, Greenville, NC

2008            33^rd Annual Exhibition, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA

2007 Sun Pictures to Mega-Pixels, WAH Center, Brooklyn, NY

32^nd Annual Exhibition, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA

2006     National Alternative Photographic Processes Exhibition, Soho Photo, New York, NY

SECAC/MACAA Exhibition, Parthenon Gallery, Nashville, TN

31^st Annual Exhibition, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA

2005     30^th Annual Exhibition, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA

2004     FLOW: The Art Show, SunTrust Plaza Gallery, Atlanta, GA

Annual Juried Exhibition, Texas Artist Museum, Port Arthur, TX

Remembrances of Things Past, South Shore Art Center, Cohasset, MA

Georgia Photographer 2004, Atlanta Photography Group, Atlanta, GA.

(Juror: Marianne Fulton, Director of The Light Factory, Charlotte, NC)

29^th Annual Exhibition, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA

(Juror: David Levy, Director, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC)

2003 Georgia Photographer 2003, Atlanta Photography Group, Atlanta, GA

(Juror: Anthony Bannon, Curator, George Eastman House, Rochester, NY)

Photowork ’03, Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY

(Juror: Carol Squires, Curator, International Center for Photography, New York, NY)

Photographer’s Choice, Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, Atlanta, GA

Current Work 2003, Rosenthal Gallery, Univ. of N. Carolina, Fayetteville, NC

28^th Annual Juried Exhibition, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA

(Juror: Rachael Blackburn, Director, Kemper Museum, Kansas City, MO)

Works on Paper 2003, Goya Girl Press and Gallery, Baltimore, MD

(Juror: Doreen Bolger, Director, Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD)

3rd Photography & Digital Image Biennial, Wellington B. Gray Gallery, Greenville, NC

2002 DPI – Digitally Propelled Ideas, Kellogg Art Gallery, Pomona, CA

(Juror: Jack Duganne, Kellogg Art Gallery, Pomona, CA)

New Directions 2002, Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY

(Juror: Joan Young, Curator, Solomon Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY)

Annual Juried Exhibition, Texas Artist Museum, Port Arthur, TX

Beyond Words, Photography Now, Center for Photography, Woodstock, NY

(Juror: Debra Singer, Curator of Contemporary Art, Whitney Museum, NY, NY)

27^th Annual Exhibition, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA

(Juror: James Rondeau, Curator of Contemporary Art, Art Institute, Chicago, IL)

2001 Southern Exposure 2001, (six person exhibition) Atlanta Photography Group, Atlanta GA

(Juror: Jean Caslin, Director, Houston Center for Photography, Houston, TX)

Fay Gold Selects, APG, Atlanta, GA

Group Show, Silver Eye Center for Photography, Pittsburgh, PA

Group Show, Arizona State University Art Museum, Tempe, AZ

Artists’ Books: A Selection of Books from the Pyracantha Press, Cabbagehead Press, and

the ASU Book Arts Program, Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN

2000     New Images, Nicholls State University, Thibodaux, LA

Ghost Machine, Southern Graphics Arts Council Conference, Miami, FL

1998     Graduate Exhibition, Harry Wood Gallery, Tempe, AZ

1997     Graduate Exhibition, Harry Wood Gallery, Tempe, AZ.

1996     Maine Artist Juried Exhibition, Maine Coast Artists, Rockport, ME

1994     Waterworks Exhibit, Paramount East Gallery, Peekskill, NY

Public Lectures

2009                        “The Map Maker’s Journey,” Visiting Artist Lecture, Emory & Henry College, Emory, VA

2008                        “Notes from a Journey, “ Visiting Artist Lecture, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, WI

2007      “Natural Artifacts,” Visiting Artist Lecture, Virginia Intermont College, Bristol, VA

2006      “Narratives in Science and Personal Experience,” National Conference of the Society for      Photographic Education, Chicago, IL

2006      “Inventing Nature,” Gallery Lecture, Cherry Gallery, Atlanta, GA

2005      “Third View, Rephotographic Survey Project,” Gallery Lecture, The Light Factory, Charlotte, NC

2005      “Natural Histories,” Solo Exhibition Gallery Lecture, Wilson Center for the Arts, Jacksonville, FL

2005      “Recent Works,” Gallery Talk, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, Augusta, GA

2005      “Michael Marshall,” Visiting Artist Lecture, Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham, AL

2005      “The Language of Photography,” Guest Artist Lecture, Grayson High School, Grayson, GA

2005      “Michael Marshall”, Guest Artist Lecture, Hungarian Multicultural Center, Budapest, Hungary

2002      “Experience and Constructed Beliefs,” Society for Photographic Education, National Conference, Las Vegas, NV.

2000      “Rhumb Lines”, Society for Photographic Education, National Conference, Tucson, AZ

1998      “Current Works,” Guest Artist Lecture, Lacoste School for the Arts, Lacoste, France

Bibliography

“Genius Loci”, The Georgia Review, Vol. LXIII, No. 4, (2009), cover, 640-648.

Klett, Mark, William Fox, Michael Marshall, Byron Wolfe, et al. Third View, Second Sights, A Rephotographic Survey of the American West, Santa Fe, NM: Museum of New Mexico Press, 2004.

“Natural Histories.” Visual Communication Quarterly 12:Fall/Winter (2005) 222-231

“New Landscapes.” Hayden’s Ferry Review 37:Fall/Winter (2005) 38-40, 82

Articles/Reviews/Reproductions

Wilder, Kelley, Photography and Science, London: Reaktion Books Ltd, 2009. 111. one reproduction

Seidel, Mitchell, “Paying homage to the past,” The Star Ledger, May 12, 2006,  D4 (review)

Jerry Cullum, “Photographs evoke world of reverie,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 13, 2005, L3 (review)

Bruno Chalifour, “Third Views: Second Sights,” Afterimage, Nov-Dec, 2004 (review)

Catherine Fox, “A step back in time to another place,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 9, 2004, L3 (review)

“Annual Report,” Houston Center for Photography, (2003), cover reproduction

“Michael Marshall,” Essence: Matter/Science/Photography, (2003), 6, one reproduction

Third Photography and digital Image Biennial Exhibition Catalogue, (2003), 31, one reproduction

“2002 Print Auction,” Houston Center for Photography, (2002) cover reproduction

“Marshall Exhibit Teeters Between Fact and Fantasy,” The Sword 37:2 (2001), 7 (review)

Permanent Collections

University of Wisconsin, at Oshkosh, Oshkosh, WI

Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin, Germany

Tivoli Collection, Scott Leventhal, Atlanta, GA

City of Goodyear, Goodyear, AZ

Related Group, Jorge Perez, Miami, FL

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

EDUCATION
1990-1994 New York University, BFA

EXHIBITIONS
2010
Skull (invitational) – Parlor Gallery
Asbury Park, NJ
Let There Be Light (invitational) – PVCC ,
Charlottesville, VA
Limited Reading Required (invitational) –
Main Art Gallery, Richmond, VA
Street Anatomy (group show) – International Museum of Surgical Sciences, Chicago, IL
Poe’s Playground (invitational) – Piedmont Arts Association, Martinsville, VA
Luck of The Draw II (invitational) – Visual Arts Center, Richmond, VA
Wretched Glory (invitational) – Ghostprint
Gallery, Richmond, VA
Skulls (solo exhibition) – The Frontier Project, Richmond, VA
Skulls (solo exhibition) – Cous Cous,
Richmond, VA
Endangered Species Print Project (group
exhibition) – Barbara&Barbara, Chicago, IL
2009
Small Wonder (invitational) – 1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA
Poster4Tomorrow (competition) –
www.poster4tomorrow.org,
23 International Galleries
What You Can Do With The City
(curated exhibition) – Graham Foundation, Chicago, Illinois
Think Small 5 (invitational) – Artspace,
Richmond, VA
Goulash (group exhibition) – Gallery 5,
Richmond, VA
Skull-A-Day (solo display) – Mütter Museum, Philadelphia, PA
Skull-A-Day (invitational based on Skull-A-Day) – Sandusky Cultural Center, Sandusky, NY
Skulls (solo exhibition) – Chaos Gallery at the
Museum of Death, Los Angeles, CA
After Life: A Skull Exhibition (solo exhibition) – Quirk Gallery, Richmond, VA
Poe’s Playground (invitational) – Linden Row Inn (1708 Gallery satellite), Richmond, VA
Whodunnit (invitational) & Unboxed (invitational)
– Ghostprint Gallery, Richmond, VA
2008
Not So Silent Night (invitational) – 1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA
Art In A Box (invitational) – Art6, Richmond, VA
SKULLS (solo exhibition) – Chop Suey Tuey,
Richmond, VA
What You Can Do With the City (curated
exhibition) – Canadian Center for Architecture, Quebec, Canada
Other (invitational) – PVCC , Charlottesville, VA
Take Action! (juried exhibition) – Museum of World Culture, Gothenburg, Sweden
2007
Skull-A-Day [through June 2008]
(online exhibition) www.skulladay.com
Artivism 2 (juried exhibition) – McGuffy Art
Center, Charlottesville, VA
Think Small 4 (invitational) – Artspace/Art 6, Richmond, VA
2006
Small Works: Silent Night (invitational) –
1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA
2005
Think Small 3 (invitational) – Artspace/Art 6, Richmond, VA
Small Works (invitational) – 1708 Gallery,
Richmond, VA

PUBLICATIONS
2010
365: A Daily Creativity Journal, Voyageur Press
2008
Skulls, 150 images from the Skull-A-Day project Lark Books

AWARDS
2010
Invited Workshop Presenter: Interagency Visual Media Group Conference, Washington, DCDC
Invited Workshop Presenter: 1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA
Guest: No Brains About It Mütter Museum web show
Invited Panelist: University of Richmond –
“Citizen Artist”, Richmond, VA
Honored as 1 of 100 people on The Big Jewcy list 2010
Invited Workshop Presenter: Richmond
Metropolitan Convention and Visitors
Bureau, Richmond, VA
Invited Workshop Presenter: Gel Conference, NYC
Invited Speaker: Borough of Manhattan
Community College, New York, NY
Invited Speaker: Germanna Community
College, Fredericksburg, VA
Invited Speaker: Virginia Festival of The Book, Charlottesville, VA
Invited Speaker: Piedmont Virginia Community College, Charlottesville, VA
Invited Speaker: Play/Prophet, Richmond, VA
Winner: 2009 Skull of The Year Designers Skulls, Germany
2009
Guest: WN YC radio program Studio 360
Guest: Mütter Museum’s web show
No Bones About It!
Invited Speaker: Intuit Experience Design (XD) Forum, San Francisco, CAInvited Speaker: Syracuse University,Syracuse, NYInvited Speaker: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Teen Summit, Richmond, VA
Invited Speaker: LGDA 100 Show, Louisville, KY
Invited Workshop Presenter: 1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA
Guest: WTVR CBS 6 Virginia This Morning
Invited Workshop Presenter: Stuff Richmond
Creative Reuse Workshop, Richmond, VA
Keynote Speaker: Mütter Museum Day of The Dead event, Philadelphia, PA
Invited Lecturer: How Design Conference,Austin, Texas
Invited Speaker: GEL Conference, NYC
Invited panelist: James River Writers Writing Show, Richmond, VA
Invited panelist: Richmond Adobe Users Group, Richmond, VA
Invited panelist: Metro Business League 2009 Conference, Richmond, VA
Juror: Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, Richmond, VA
Washington, DC
Skulls awarded “Top Ten 2009 Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers” by Young Adult Library Services Association
2008
Invited Speaker: Play, Richmond, VA
Guest: Martha Stewart Show
Guest: Barnes & Noble’s web show Tagged!
Featured on “Show Me Your Richmond”
Current.com May 30
Featured on “Mash-Up” InRich.com
October 28 & June 6
Invited Speaker: AI GA South Carolina, Columbia, SC
12th Annual Webby Awards winner People’s Voice Award Personal Web Site category
Invited Speaker: St. John’s University,Queens, NY

PUBLISHED WORK/ARTICLES
2010
Columbia Chronicle “Art with a porpoise”
September 20
ChicagoNow.com “Art Talk Chicago – Monday Morning Quarterback Recap” September 6
The Telegraph, UK “The Week In Pictures” September 3
Wired.com “Underwire: Giant Skull is Made of This Slices of Brain” September 1
The New York Times: Arts Beat “Visual
Learning: The ‘Passion Play’ Poster” February 26
2009
Type Fontbat BNN, Japan
Philadelphia City Paper “Playing Dead”
Oct 29-Nov 5
Funcoast.com Magazine “365 Days of Skulls” October 28
Sandusky Register “Head Bones” October 23
LAWeekly‘s Style Council blog “Is That A Skull In Your Bread…?” May 26
Richmond Times-Dispatch “Daily meditation on death becomes a celebration of creative life” July 5
Design Play Victionary, Hong Kong
Blogs: Mad About Design Page One, Spain
How “Daily Deadlines”, June
Recharge Your Design Batteries Rotovision
Richmond magazine “Poe’s Playground” June
Skirt Richmond “He’s So Original” January
2008
The New York Times “Why Blog? Reason
No. 92: Book Deal” March 30
RVA “The Man In Skulls” Vol 4 Issue 8
Brick Weekly “Skulls For Social Change”
Jan 24-30
Weird Tales “The Bazaar” Sept/Oct
Girls & Corpses “Doilies of Death” Winter
Penthouse “Skullduggery” November
Richmond Times-Dispatch “A Skull A Day
Keeps The Web Community Intrigued”
May 2
Style Weekly “Looking A Head” May 28
Style Weekly “Head Case” October 22
C-ville “And Now For Something Completely
Different” May 27-June 2
Make “Kingdom of the Skull” November
TheNewYorker.com “Book Bench” July 30
2007
USAToday.com “Pop Candy: Skulls For All
Seasons” August 22
Poetry Magazine (cover artist) December
Step Inside Design “Head Trip” December
FHM (Germany) November
Brick Weekly (cover artist) Oct 25-31,
Richmond, VA
Make “Cabinet of Horrors” October
R Home “A New Way To Put A Flower
In A Gun” December
Arena [Turkey] October
Brick Weekly “Bric-A-brac” July 12-18

Liz Darlington is a photographer from New Zealand currently residing in the United States. Her work has been exhibited both locally and nationally. Coming from a background in the television and new media industry, she combines digital processes with traditional photographic methods to construct cinematic tableaus. She draws the imagery from her extensive travels that have taken her to more than 40 different countries over the last 17 years.

Her work frequently seeks to question the relationship between photographic representation and memory. Memories are an amalgam of events, people, places, thoughts and ideas that are transient by nature, and frequently misrepresent actual lived experience. The fictionalized – even dreamlike – quality of the images attempts to instill a timelessness; they represent neither past, nor present, nor future. Despite their self-evident falsity, we are inexplicably drawn towards the romance and the nostalgia of the images, perhaps because they are fictionalized and culturally determined much like memory. Although her work can easily be read as pictorialist photography, the images evoke a sense of discomfort that firmly grounds the series in the context of post-millennium contemporary art.

Darlington resides part of her year in the United States and the other part in the South of France. She is currently employed as a Professor of Photography at Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia.

Awards:

• Presidential Fellowship Award of US$3,700 for the production of the Constructs 2004 show in Savannah and Atlanta, GA, USA.
• Honourable Mention Winner, 2004 International Photography, Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Fort Collins, CO, USA, June 2004.
• Honourable Mention Winner, Digital Photography, Adobe Partners by Design, May 2002.
• Second prize award, Evocations, Oglethorpe Row Gallery, Savannah GA, Jan 2001.
• Full scholarship, Savannah College of Art and Design.
• Computer Graphics Pioneers Grant of US$1000 to attend the SIGGRAPH ’95 Computer Graphics Conference in LA, 1995.

Selected Solo Exhibitions:

New Works. Krause Gallery, ATL, GA 2009

Solo exhibition. The PhotoSpace, Wellington, New Zealand, June 2007.

Constructs, Solo Show. Pinnacle Gallery, Produced as part of the Presidential Fellowship Award. Savannah, GA. October 2005.

Featured Photographer, ZoneZero Online Gallery, juried by Pedro Meyer. May 2004, online exhibition continuing.

X-posed. Bergen Gallery, Savannah, GA, October 2002.

Selected Exhibitions:

Small works. Krause Gallery, NY, NY 2010

Half-Remembered. Two-person show. Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival. Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA. October 2007.

Dangenart Photography Juried Exhibition. Dangenart Gallery, Dangenart, Nashville, June 2007.

Cross Currents. The Red Gallery, Savannah, GA. March 2007.

Constructs Series. Two-person show. Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA, USA. March, 2006.

Horizon. Red Gallery, Savannah, GA, USA. January, 2006.

Alternative Photography. Group exhibition featured during the Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival. Krause Gallery, Atlanta,GA. October 2005.

Online Juried Exhibition. Projekt 31. July-August, 2005.

Elastic Boundaries. Installation, Red Gallery, Savannah, GA. March-April, 2005.

Group Exhibition. Three person show at the Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA March-April, 2005.

Photography 2004, Galerie Europa, Reston, VA (Washington DC). November-December 2004.

Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Krause Gallery, Atlanta, GA. October 2004.

Exposition d’été, Pfriem Gallery, Lacoste, France. August 2004.

2004 Juried Fine Art Photography Exhibition, Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Fort Collins, CO June-August 2004.

Georgia Photographers 2004. APG Gallery, Tula Art Center, Atlanta, GA, April-May 2004.

Look!. Opus Gallery, Savannah, GA, April 2004.

Salon 25. Savannah Gallery, Atlanta, GA, October 2003.

Photography 2003. The Stage Gallery, Masapequa NY, April-May 2003.

Kaleidoscapes. Views from the material and immaterial worlds. Red Gallery, Savannah GA, March 2003.

Flow. A juried show of collaborative works. Aquaspace, Savannah GA, March 2003.

An exhibition of Contemporary Photography. Deloittes Consulting, Atlanta GA, January 2003.

Honorable Mention Winner, Digital Photography, Adobe Partners by Design, May 2002.

Photographic IV International Exhibition, Period Gallery, Omaha, NE, April, 2002.

Illuminance, Buddy Holly Center Fine Arts Gallery, Lubbock, TX, February, 2002.

Art International … Here, Abroad, Boxheart Expressions, Pittsburgh PA, January 2002.

Intermediary: An exhibition of Contemporary Photography, Savannah, GA January, 2002.

Evocations: Landscapes and Waterscapes. Oglethorpe Row Gallery, Savannah GA. October, 2001.

SPE Educators Conference, Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah GA. October 2001.

Insight, Oglethorpe Row Gallery, Savannah GA. January 2001,

Small Works, Exhibit A Gallery, Savannah GA. November 2000 through January 2001.

Aqua 2000, an exhibition of multimedia art work, Savannah GA. September, 2000

Publications:

2007            Featured Article in Arte Al Limite, Art Magazine, Chile

2005            Journal of Curriculum Theorizing, USA

1996            ProDesign, Official Journal of the Designers Institute of New Zealand.

June 1996. New Zealand.