You are invited! I hope you’ll join me there.
The 7th Annual Midwest Juried Photo Exhibition,
sponsored by Milwaukee’s Coalition of Photographic Arts (CoPA) will be held at
Walker’s Point Center for the Arts, 839 S. 5th St. Milwaukee.
December 6, 2013 – January 18, 2014
Opening Reception:
Friday, December 6th, 5 – 9pm
Gallery
talk and award presentations by Juror Karen Irvine at 7pm
Closing
Reception:
Winter Gallery Night, Friday, January 17th, 5 – 9pm
The
regional exhibition includes the work of 37 photographers from Wisconsin,
Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, and Iowa.
I am
happy to announce that I’m one of the 37 photographers and here is a sneak
preview of my print.
“Horizon”
is from a series called Synecdoche: the fragment that represents the whole.
Synecdoche is a literary device in
which the part represents the whole. ("All hands on deck!" refers to
the whole sailor, not just the hands.) My images are meant to be visual
examples of synecdoche, which I use metaphorically. My subjects are the complex
and often paradoxical relationships that I perceive between nature and
architecture, or natural and human features in the landscape. My approach,
using the part to represent the whole, symbolizes the fragmentation we
experience in our everyday environment.
The
juror is Karen Irvine, Curator and Associate Director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College, Chicago.
Her
bio, from CoPA: Karen Irvine has organized over forty exhibitions of
contemporary photography at the MoCP and other institutions and written essays
for numerous artist monographs and magazines. Irvine is a part-time instructor
of photography at Columbia College Chicago. She received an MFA in photography from
FAMU, Prague, Czech Republic, and an MA in art history from the University of
Illinois at Chicago.
Update: My image won one of the three Juror's Awards given out by juror Karen Irvine. Nice!
ReplyDeleteHi! I always like to become a part of contemporary photography show or exhibition, now i am in Madrid but definitely would attend this Midwest photo show asap. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThanks
Jose Manuel