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Dirke Johnson &
Dennis Ellman
& a group on 12 Photographers
| Dirke
Johnson |
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"Davinci's
Secret No.2" (2005)
Mixed Media on Wood
18" x 18" |
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"Fragmentation 3" (2002)
Mixed Media Collage on Canvas
48"x60" |
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"Quantum Thoughts Revealed" (2005)
Mixed Media on Wood
48"x24" |
| Dennis
Ellman |
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Abscaption
Acrylic on Canvas
36"x 60" |
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Plain Site
Acrylic on Canvas
24”x48” |
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Cherished Memory of Something I can't Remember
Acrylic on Canvas
48" x 48" |
| Nicholas
Roberti |
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For
decades I have been enthralled and awed by the pleasure
given by light and shadow. Everyone sees the things I
photograph. My views and feelings are no better nor worse
than the next persons. I use the camera as a kind of sketch
book and in the darkroom try to create a final print that
expresses my particular feelings. All of my works represent
those attempts to recreate and share them. The toned gelatin
silver print, with its rich, subtle and varied tones,
is particularly suited for expression of those feelings.
Of course, it is illusory as each is but a flat piece
of paper. The creation of the illusion is my passion.
There are no meanings, hidden or otherwise. All of my
work is done by me, one print at a time. I hope that you
will get as much pleasure from them as I. |
| Liborio Noval |
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Liborio Noval was born in Havana in 1934. Noval 's photographs have documented Cuban historical figures and revolutionary events for the last 40 years. His well known photographs have won numerous distinctions and prizes and have appeared in international magazines. His work has been published in many personal and collective books of photography including: " Instantaneous (on Fidel)", Italy and "Che Guevara, by the photographers of the Cuban Revolution, Paris.
Recent exhibitions include: "To portray the Cuban." Simon House Bolivar Cuba and "II Festival Image of the Nature, National Museum of Natural History, Old Havana.
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| Alfonso Lorenzana |
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"Doble Vida IV" (1995)
Silver gelatin print
11 x 11 |
Photographer since 1981, he attended more than 80 exhibitions in Mexico, USA and Spain. His work has been published in magazines and books. Lorenzana deals mainly with portraits, scenic arts, daily life, nude and rock. For INSITE '97, he was curator of the book "Tijuana: Entre La Luz y La Sombra." In 2000 he won First Prize at the Photographic Biennial for "B/W Photography" organized by ICBC.
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| Heather Middleton |
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Heather Middleton is a self-taught photographer whose work has taken off and has begun to gain recognition in the past few years. "Photography is my way of telling a story using the abstraction of black and white film to remove the colors of everyday life. I find my work constantly evolving as I develop or discover new techniques, and I am always searching for new ways to express that perfect idea that haunts my imagination."
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| Julio Larramendi |
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Julio A. Larramendi was born in 1954 in Santiago, Cuba. He studied Chemistry in the USSR and at the University of Havana. He received a doctorate of Technical Sciences in 1994. While in the USSR he became interested in photography and has since gone on to become a renowned artist.
Larramendi has presented/displayed personal exhibitions in Cuba, Mexico, Sweden, Spain, Costa Rica and E.E.U.U. He has won first prizes in the "Photo 90 Hunting the International" and "6 of June". A few recent shows include: "Hombres of the tobacco ", Hotel Count of Villanueva, Old Habana. "De our origins ", Manuel Tames, Guantánamo, and "Protegiendo the Humedales ", the Palaces, Pine of the River. |
| Skip Middleton |
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"Classic form with a cutting edge," is how Skip Middleton's work has been described. Strong posing and lighting combine to show both the physical and inner strengths of his subjects. Beginning as a high school newspaper photographer, and through subsequent exploration, Middleton still works to refine his technique. Many of the WPA photographers of the 1930's, particularly Walker Evans and Dorothea Lange, have an influence on Middleton's work in their use of light and surface to tell a story. |
| Wendy Richmond |
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She is the recipient of a Rockefeller Foundation residency in Bellagio, Italy, a LEF Foundation grant, a National Endowment for the Arts grant, and numerous art and design awards. She once asked a friend how he would describe her work. He said, "You are a director of single frame movies". |
| Matthew Joseph |
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As a photographer his inspiration comes from what he sees. The world around him is a story waiting to be told. His goal is to expose the drama of a captured moment of time expressed in light, shadow, and color. |
| Vidal Pinto-Estrada |
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Born in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. Photographer from 1949 he attended "photography" at the San Diego City Collage. In 1979, he founded the "Club of Photography" of Tijuana. His works have been shown in many galleries and universities in Mexico and USA, as well as published in magazines and books. Estrada deals mainly with nature and human figures. His first female nude was done in 1956 and his first male nude in 1970. |
| Claude Dunn |
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Born in 1955, Claude is a member of SDAI since May of 01 and since them was accepted into every monthly show… He tries to include plants in just about all of the photographs he takes. He finds plants to be fantastic models - they have no problem holding a pose. |
| John Lovell |
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John Lovell studied photography at Palomar College in San Marcos, California. He Received his AA in Photojournalism in 1968. His photographs have been published in the Palomar College newspaper, the Vista Press and used in the yearbook for El Camino High School in Oceanside. He has had several photographs accepted and displayed at the Del Mar Fair International Photography Competition. |
| Angeles Maria |
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She is a poet, designer and photographer. In her work she combines the spiritual abstraction with reality. In her photographs she loves to capture human figures manipulated with optical distortion… |
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