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#acpfest FESTIVAL GUIDE ATLANTA CELEBRATES PHOTOGRAPHY

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260 Peachtree Street MONTH-LONG, CITY-WIDE. Suite 300 Atlanta, GA 30303 Delight your eyes, inspire your mind! 404-527-5500 atlantamagazine.com Through this festival, ACP seeks to involve anyone who has taken or shared ] a photograph—that means YOU!

PUBLISHER Every part of the city is touched by a variety of events and exhibitions—at the world’s Sean McGinnis busiest airport, in the weekend bustle of Piedmont Park, or tucked away in quiet corners of Atlanta’s outskirts—photographers transform retail shops, galleries, museums and EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Kevin Benefield public spaces into a coordinated cultural experience!

DESIGN DIRECTOR Katy Miller • Featured ACP events highlighted on pages 22–37 • All ACP festival events are listed chronologically in the Main Section of the Guide DIRECTOR OF SALES Clint Smith • Calendar at the front of the Guide is the most comprehensive display of all ACP ART DIRECTOR events, and is a handy one-stop planning tool for all of your ACP Festival adventures. Mark Ziemer • Index of Artists and Venues to aid your search for a particular event. PRODUCTION MANAGER Whitney Tomasino Disclaimer: The listings compiled in this guide are submitted by companies and individuals, and are COVER ART considered as advertisements. Although every effort has been made to ensure that this information is Rogerio Reis of correct, the publisher cannot guarantee accuracy. Please note that the information herein is meant to Rio de Janiero, Brazil be used as a guide only. Exhibitions, dates, locations, and services may be subject to change without from the series notice. We apologize in advance for any errors or omissions. NOBODY’S NO MAN

Copyright: Reproduction in whole or in part of any elements of this publica- ACP’S MISSION: Atlanta Celebrates Photography aims tion is strictly prohibited without the to make Atlanta a leading center for the world’s fastest written permission of the publisher indicates Sign growing art form. Primarily, by producing the largest and the individual artist. Language inter- annual community oriented photo festival in the United pretation will be Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Inc. is States, we provide experiences that engage and educate provided at this a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization. diverse audiences. t event. 1

[ TABLE OF CONTENTS @ACPtweets #ACPfest TABLE @atlantacelebratesphotography OF CONTENTS fb.com/AtlantaPhotoFestival 1 A Message from ACP ] Experience ACP online during the festival: 4 ACP Program Sponsors 5 Welcome Message FestivalGuide.ACPinfo.org View the Festival by week, neighborhood, artist or venue. 6 Image and Identity

Download the swanky ACP Festival iPhone app! 9 Remembering the Future See which exhibitions and events are happening near you! To download for iPhone, iPad or iPod 12 Good Fences Make Good Neighbors Touch, please visit the App Store, or scan this code: 14 Calendar of Events Visit ACPinfo.org for a downloadable PDF of the entire Festival Guide and a Google Map of all ACP 2014 participating venues! 22 ACP Featured Events

ACPinfo.org/blog 38 Participating Venues It’s called ACP Now!, and it’s a blog. Sounds great, eh? Trust us, a year-round, comprehensive view of all-things-photography in 66 Event Supporters & Credits Atlanta and beyond is a very good thing. If you’re tired of the Web (really?) you can subscribe via email, and have all that freshness 68 Venue Index fly straight into your inbox. We’re here for you! 70 Artist Index t 3 ] WE LOVE—AND THANK—OUR SPONSORS!

Major funding for this organization Massey Charitable Trust LUBO Fund is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance

An initiative of The Community Foundation of the Fulton County for Greater Atlanta Arts Council. This ACP PROGRAM SPONSORS PROGRAM ACP

[ program is supported in part by the Georgia Council for the Arts through the appropri- ations of the Georgia General Assembly. The Georgia Coun- cil for the Arts also receives support from its partner the National Endowment for the Arts. This program is also sup- ported in part by the City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs. t ACP is a member of Festvial of Light, an international consortium of photography festivals 4 [ WELCOME Welcome, from the Director

Call me a skeptic or a party pooper, every time I see an announcement for a panel ] discussion about whether or not photography is dead, I cringe. My reaction isn’t because we all know that photography is more alive now than ever, but there have always been doomsayers shaking their finger at the sky. The end of the world is when, again?

Truth is – no one knows where photography will be in 10 years (or dare say, 5 years). No. One. Those experts on the panel? They don’t know either. My belief: some things will change drastically - some things will barely change at all. The phrase “new normal” is so 2009, but perhaps the uncertainty surrounding everything we’ve taken for granted is the new normal.

Earlier this year, I came across this quote by artist and writer, Trevor Paglen: “Without question, the 21st Century will be a photographic century. Photography will play a more fundamental role in the functioning of 21st Century societies than 20th Century practitioners working with light-sensitive emulsions and photographic papers could have ever dreamed. So while in one sense photography might be Amy Miller “over,” in another, it’s barely gotten going. And we haven’t seen anything yet.” Executive Director, ACP

Mr. Paglen, you nailed it.

What I’m sure of is that every indicator points to photography being the world’s fastest growing art form. An art form of limitless possibility, nearly infinite in value - an art form worth celebrating.

Welcome to the 16th annual Atlanta Celebrates Photography Festival! t 5 ]

Image and Identity

THOMAS ALLEN HARRIS EXPLORES THE INTERPLAY OF RACIAL ATTITUDES AND PHOTOGRAPHY

THROUGH A LENS DARKLY DARKLY LENS A THROUGH A project nine years in the making, filmmaker Thomas [ Allen Harris’s award-winning documentary Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People explores the ways black identity has been deformed and altered by the photographic record. The film is a chronicle of the incredible influence images have had in shaping perceptions about race. At every critical juncture in the evolution of black Americans—from slave to hip-hop artist, from share- cropper to president of the United States, from the urban housing project to Palm Beach—black photogra- phers have been there, showing the ordinary daily lives of a people who have been integral to making America what it is,” says Harris. The filmmaker culled 15,000 images from historical societies and archives and another 6,000 family photos for the project, these were t then edited down to the 950 images that appear in the final film. “The overwhelming majority of these images 6 [ THROUGH A LENS DARKLY

have never before been seen on film,” ] he says. Beginning with the earliest pho- tographic documents, Harris’s illu- minating documentary shows how an idea of what black means has been proposed—most often by white photographers exercising their own agendas and prejudices—in photo- graphs. Lynching photographs traded like souvenirs, images of minstrels, racist advertising, and the damag- ing black caricatures in films like D.W. Griffith’sThe Birth of a Nation have all colluded to diminish and deny black achievement. Artists and historians, including the filmmaker’s brother Lyle t Ashton Harris, Carrie Mae Weems, 7 ]

Glenn Ligon, Coco Fusco, Deborah Willis, Renee Cox, and Atlanta artist Sheila Pree Bright, are interviewed to offer their own commentary on how their lives and art have been altered by the depictions of black Americans in film and photographs. Along with artists challenging rac- THROUGH A LENS DARKLY DARKLY LENS A THROUGH

[ ist diminishment of black life, Harris offers up the powerful corrective of family photographs of African- American life and the affirmative, dignified self-portraits commissioned by Sojourner Truth and Frederick Douglass to counter vicious carica- ture. Operating at odds to hurtful, damaging pop culture images, these photographs showed black weddings, graduations, and birthdays, loving Harris’s film is a Who’s Who survey hundreds of historical photographs families and proud moments. In the of some of the important contribu- that tell a very different story about hands of influential black photogra- tions of black artists to not just art the complex and often ugly truth phers like Gordon Parks, Roy DeCar- history, but to a reassessment of the of American life as seen in photo- ava, and James Van Der Zee, African- black image in popular culture. The graphs of black Americans. For infor- Americans could finally see the reality film is also a haunting, illuminating mation about this event, please see t behind the stereotypes. survey of American history seen in page 33. 8 [ SELESNICK AND KAHN

Remembering the Future

PHOTOGRAPHERS RICHARD SELESNICK AND ] NICHOLAS KAHN REIMAGINE OUR WORLD.

Collaborative artists and photographers Richard Selesn- ick and Nicholas Kahn channel other eras and imagined futurescapes in photographs that variously celebrate and pillory exploration, questing, and misguided colonialism with delerious imagination. Informal collaborators since they were undergraduates at Washington University in St. Louis, London-born Kahn and New York City–born Selesnick have worked together since 1988. Their photographs are elaborately designed and staged fictions involving fantastic costumes, props, and performances that have imagined cities built on ice- bergs off the German coast, space exploration set against the lunar-reminiscent badlands of Death Valley, and a trav- eling cabaret troupe—the Truppe Fledermaus—perform- ing against an apocalyptic landscape in a body of work t 9 ]

offering commentary on ecological ick’s surreal study of space explora- destruction. The scenarios can be tion Mars: Adrift on the Hourglass both whimsical and horrific, featuring Sea. Like all of their work, Mars was masked and cloaked figures operat- inspired by actual images from Mars ing in uncertain landscapes and in recreated using the desolate terres- vague time periods whose fuzzy trial landscapes of Death Valley. In time and place can create a disori- more lyrical fashion, the artists’ pho- SELESNICK AND KAHN KAHN AND SELESNICK [ enting effect. tographs for City of Salt were inspired But despite their hyperbolic by the writings of Italo Calvino. nature, the works are often drawn “We do a great deal of research on from truth as in Kahn and Selesn- real world events and collect masses of images and stories before we have an inkling of what the main themes and connective tissues are in our odd form of narrative,” say the artists. “We hope there is always the sense or future,” they say. that somewhere lurks a nasty pile Kahn and Selesnick’s fantastic of truth swept up in the corner of musings can inspire a host of associa- our project.” tions, from Dutch Golden Age mas- The artists have treated ecological terworks to the filmmaking dream- disasters, economic collapse, climate scapes of silent-era creatives like change, and colonialism among other George Melies. The artists cop to the issues in their work. “But we usually fact that their influences are copious find it easier to explore and comment and endless: “There are just too many t on them through the lens of the past influences rattling around our heads: 10 [ SELESNICK AND KAHN

art history, movies, sci-fi, failed expe- ditions, Dada, cartoons, archaeology, post-modern literature, romanticism, absurdism, lost islands, all kinds of things. . . . We are definitely raiders of the art history larder!” Expanding the parameters of ] photography, in all of their work the artists create canny, knowing com- mentaries on the human tendency to misremember. Their preposterous photographic happenings, the artists say, are a statement about not only the way history is malleable and can be shaped or manipulated to serve national needs, but also a statement on our very human tendency toward false and faulty memory. “We constantly reimagine our memories as we remember them, re-staging them in the theatre of our minds until they they become a simulacrum of the original event,” say the artists. For information about this event, please see page 31. t 11 ] FENCES [ Good Fences Make Good Neighbors

ACP BRINGS THE INNOVATIVE FENCE PROJECT TO THE ATLANTA BELTLINE

Taking advantage of the powerful communicative tool of into a public outdoor environment that offers accessibility the popular, pedestrian-centric Atlanta BeltLine, this year’s to all,” says Shelley. Atlanta Celebrates Photography Public Art Program proj- After seeing earlier incarnations of the FENCE at venues ect spotlights an outdoor photo gallery: the FENCE. in Brooklyn and Boston, ACP thought Atlanta would make Aimed at reaching audiences outside of traditional art an opportune additional city, and UPI embraced the idea. venues, ACP’s Public Art Program has featured photo- “Its entrenched and active photography community is a graphs on placemats, on the sides of buildings, and in shop perfect location for an outdoor exhibit,” says Shelley. windows. Its 2014 incarnation will showcase works on a This year’s FENCE project, which will also be exhibited in 600-foot fence running alongside a section of the Atlanta New York’s Brooklyn Bridge Park and Boston’s Rose F. Ken- BeltLine, the public park and trail on reclaimed rail corri- nedy’s Greenway, features an international roster of forty dors that will one day circle the city of Atlanta. photographers presenting work on five themes—Creatures, The FENCE is a waterproof, mesh banner featuring color Home, People, Play, and Streets—which are “specific cat- and black-and-white images that originated in 2011 with egories that we as a society participate in daily,” according the Brooklyn-based art-presenting organization United to Shelley. Photo Industries. UPI founders Sam Barzilay, Laura Rouma- Participating artists, both amateur and professional, hail nos, and Dave Shelley had a mission to present photogra- from Mexico and Australia, Buenos Aires and Bangkok. The t phy in a new context and to new audiences. “We are trying project also showcases the work of two Southern-based 12 to coax traditional photography out of the galleries and artists: Richmond, Virginia’s Tom Chambers and Haley [ FENCES

Morris-Cafiero of Cordova, Tennessee. The FENCE makes New Yorker photo editor Jessie Wender, and representa- their work accessible via this walkable scroll that turns tives from The New York Times, Getty Images, Esquire, ] Atlanta’s BeltLine into an al fresco gallery. “In one sense and Rolling Stone. the FENCE is a world public art project created by an Juror Alexa Dilworth of Duke University’s Center for open submissions format by photographers around the Documentary Studies writes of the project on the FENCE globe,” says Shelley. website, “The FENCE underscores the social aspect of The FENCE’s thirty participating judges include ACP photography—that witnessing is a community exercise executive director Amy Miller, photographer Ron Haviv, rather than an individual one. Photographs are of and for Magnum Photos creative director Gideon Jacobs, The us.” For information about this event, please see page 22.

t 13 ] DATE VENUE EVENT ACP # DATE VENUE EVENT ACP #

ONGOING SEPTEMBER

June 14 High Museum of Art Exhibition 001 13 Booth Western Art Museum Reception 009

July 26 High Museum of Art Exhibition 002 Reinhardt University Other 014

Aug 11 Ventulett Gallery at Exhibition 003 14 Tudor Square Event Space Exhibition 034 Holy Innocents Church 15 R Alexander Fine Art Exhibition 016 Aug 15 Atlanta Beltline’s Public Art 004 Eastside Trail Susan Todd-Raque LLC Exhibition 015 Aug 15 Arnall Golden Gregory Exhibition 048 17 Georgia Perimeter College Exhibition 017

CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR Aug 18 Lamar Dodd Art Center Exhibition 005 [ 18 Hagedorn Foundation Gallery Exhibition 018, Aug 25 Anna Lees Restaurant Exhibition 006 019, 020

Aug 18 Decatur Book Festival Photobook Fair 007 19 Lumiére Exhibition 021

R.F. Strickland Center Exhibition 022, 023 SEPTEMBER The Whiskey Bonding Barn Exhibition 022 1 Greater North Fulton Exhibition 008 Chamber of Commerce Concord Arts Exhibition 022

2 Booth Western Art Museum Exhibition 009 A Novel Experience Reception 024

12 Sandler Hudson Reception 011 Jackson Fine Art Reception 025

Lamar Dodd School of Art Galleries Reception 012 Callanwolde Fine Arts Center Reception 026

XChange Gallery at Reception 013 20 Further Polycontemporary Exhibition 030 The Arts Exchange

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Inter- Exhibition 010 21 R.F. Strickland Center Juror’s Talk 022 national Airport - Central Atrium t 14 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 22–37. VINSON SMITH

CELEBRATING PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE RURAL SOUTH

WEEKENDS, SEPT 19-28

WWW.SLOWEXPOSURES.ORG ] DATE VENUE EVENT ACP # DATE VENUE EVENT ACP #

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

21 R.F. Strickland Center Book Signing 023 1 Artists Atelier of Atlanta Exhibition 040

R.F. Strickland Center Art Walk 022 BEE Exhibition 041

25 The Swan Coach House Gallery Exhibition 027 Paris on Ponce Exhibition 042

26 Mason Murer Fine Art Gallery Reception 028, Unitarian Universalist Exhibition 043 029 Congregation of Atlanta

Further Polycontemporary Reception 030 Sandler Hudson Artist’s Talk 011

Mason Murer Fine Art Reception 031 pauljusticephotograph.com Exhibition 039 CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR [ Atlanta Photography Group Gallery Reception 032 Karvana Exhibition 062

27 Atlanta Friends Meeting Exhibition 052 2 College Park Main Street Train Depot Exhibition 046

Piedmont Park Community Center Exhibition 033 Steve McKenzie’s Reception 047

Atlanta Photography Group Gallery Artist’s Talk 032 Arnall Golden Gregory Reception 048

30 Trammell Street Reception 038 Pace Academy Reception 049

Tudor Square Event Space Reception 034 1280 Gallery Exhibition 044

28 First Existentialist Reception 035 Fay Gold Gallery Exhibition 045 Congregation of Atlanta 3 Arts Clayton Gallery Exhibition 050 29 Georgia Perimeter College Exhibition 036 Hagedorn Foundation Gallery Exhibition 051 Goldstein Dental Center Reception 037 Atlanta Friends Meeting Reception 052 30 30 Trammell Street Exhibition 038 Hagedorn Foundation Gallery Reception 051 Buckhead Library Exhibition 059 t 16 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 22–37.

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OCTOBER OCTOBER

3 Opal Gallery Reception 054 10 The Showcase School Reception 068 of Photography Ponce City Market Gallery Reception 053 Portfolio Center Artist’s Talk 069 4 Atlanta Artists Center Exhibition 055 Roswell Visual Arts Reception 070 Showcase Photo & Video Reception 056 Center & Gallery Stan McCollum Gallery Reception 071 Piedmont Park Community Center Exhibition 057 11 Georgia Tech Hotel Portfolio Review 074 Gallery L1 Exhibition 058 & Conference Center CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR

[ Buckhead Library Reception 059 Crazy Cuban Sandwich Shop Open House 072

Church of the Atonement Reception 060 XChange Gallery at Artist’s Talk 013 The Arts Exchange Digital Arts Studio Exhibition 061 Digital Arts Studio Reception 061 Karvana Reception 062 Georgia Tech Hotel Art Walk 073 6 Shorter Arnold Art Gallery Exhibition 063 & Conference Center 12 Atlanta Artists Center Reception 055 9 Gallery L1 Reception 058 14 The Plaza Theater Artist’s Talk 075 National Center for Artist’s Talk 065 Civil and Human Rights 15 SCAD-Atlanta Artist’s Talk 076 The Art Place - Mountain View Reception 064 16 Wing & A Prayer Exhibition 077 The Cochran Gallery Reception 066 Atlanta Speech School Reception 078 10 High Museum of Art Artist’s Talk 001 Hagedorn Foundation Gallery Reception 018, Dashboard Co-Op Reception 067 019, 020 t 18 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 22–37.

] DATE VENUE EVENT ACP # DATE VENUE EVENT ACP #

OCTOBER OCTOBER

16 whitespace Reception 079 18 The Showcase School Workshop 068 of Photography 17 Studio 905 Reception 080 22 SCADshow Film Screening 090 Mason Murer Fine Art ACP Auction 081 23 Woodruff Arts Center Artist’s Talk 091 18 Piedmont Park Community Center Exhibition 082 24 Aviation Community Cultural Center Exhibition 092 Arnika Dawkins Gallery Reception & 084 Artist’s Talk 25 The Lovett School Workshop 093

Artists Atelier of Atlanta Reception 040 Piedmont Park Community Center Exhibition 094 CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS OF CALENDAR [ Studio 905 Panel Discussion 080 Westside Cultural Arts Center Workshop 095

Atlanta Public Library Exhibition 085 Big Studio Panel Discussion 096

Jackson Fine Art Artist’s Talk 084 26 First Existentialist Reception 035 Congregation of Atlanta Artists Atelier Reception 086 30 Ponce City Market Gallery Closing Party 097 Hagedorn Foundation Gallery Artist’s Talk 084

Lumiére Curator’s Talk 084 NOVEMBER Woodlands Garden Reception 087 15 Lumiere Reception 098 Unitarian Universalist Reception 043 Congregation of Atlanta 22 whitespace Artist’s Talk 079

Luckie Street Gallery Reception 088

pb&j gallery Reception 089 t 20 Events highlighted in purple are ACP Featured Events. See more details on pages 22–37.

] ACP PUBLIC ART: THE FENCE Through November 1 @ Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail

This year, ACP is bringing The FENCE project to Atlanta in a first-time partnership between ACP, United Photo Industries (of NY) and the Atlanta BeltLine. The FENCE 2014 is an outdoor exhibition of images juried from an international call for entries. This year The FENCE will be simultaneously exhibited in three locations: Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York, New York; Rose F. Kennedy Greenway in Boston, Mass- achusetts; and on the Atlanta BeltLine, where there’ll be a 600-foot- long installation! ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP [ This acclaimed ACP program typically features temporary projects in a variety of diverse locations throughout Atlanta. It is significant in its ability to reach beyond the audience of traditional art venues and both expand the way its audience considers and perceives photography and “lens-based” media.

© JAN FIELDS Learn more about The FENCE: fence.photovillenyc.org Lean more about the Atlanta BeltLine’s art program: beltline.org

LOCATION 145 Krog Street, Atlanta, GA 30307

fence.photovillenyc.org/f-2014/atlanta/

t 22 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP PHOTOBOOK FAIR August 30–31 @ Decatur Book Festival

ACP is one of the first organizations to hold a photobook fair featuring self-published or indie-published photobooks. Now, for the second year in a row, we are proud to be a part of the largest independent book festi- val in the country – the Decatur Book Festival!

Photography Books (and zines!) are more popular than ever - and the fastest growing segment are those that are self published or indie-pub- lished. With an ever growing selection of ways to publish your own book, photographers are now able to realize projects that are meant to be ] seen in sequence, or that translate best in book form.

Come visit our booth and experience the Decatur Book Festival Labor Day weekend at historic Decatur square. Enjoy book signings, author readings, panel discussions, an interactive children’s area, live music, parades, cooking demonstrations, poetry slams, writing workshops, and more. © ACP

Special Exhibitors at ACP’s booth include: • Fall Line Press (Atlanta-based • Brady Robinson (photographer photobook publisher, bookstore, published by Daylight Books and reading room) with “Art Desks”) • Ain’t-Bad Magazine (Savannah- • Robert Shults (photographer based quarterly publication published by Daylight Books that supports new photo- with “The Superlative Light”) graphic art)

LOCATION Decatur Square, 101 East Court Square, Decatur, GA 30030

A Fri: 10am–6pm · Sat: 12–6pm decaturbookfestival.com t 23 ] MY ATLANTA EXHIBITION September 27–October 25 @ Piedmont Park Community Center

Sat, Sept. 27th: 10am–1pm All photographers of all ages are invited to hang their best photo in the Piedmont Park Community Center! Sat, Oct. 4th: open to the public (for viewing), 10am–1pm Sat, Oct. 11th: CLOSED Sat, Oct. 18th: open to the public (for viewing), 10am–1pm Sat, Oct. 25th: photographs are removed this day, 10am–1pm

ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP This is an opportunity for photographers of all ages to exhibit their work and to [ compete for prizes. In 2014, in partnership with One Region, an initiative of the Com- munity Foundation of Greater Atlanta, we have selected the theme of “Embracing Diversity.” The exhibition will be hosted by the Piedmont Park Community Center and is presented in conjunction with their Saturday Green Market. Sponsors include The Showcase School, the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation, Creative Loafing, and One Region.

2014 THEME: Embracing Diversity © ACP Photographs submitted with the Embracing Diversity theme should communi- cate the significance of embracing cultural or religious differences. Photographs should celebrate religious, cultural or ethnic diversity within your community or school and highlight the importance of reaching across cultural, religious or ethnic boundaries. Photographs may communicate the beauty found in the diversity of the Greater Atlanta area. Photographs might portray the people, places and spaces that represent diversity to inspire an audience to embrace diversity and envision an more unified community. Prizes will be awarded in nine categories, judged by the staff of Creative Loafing.

Photographs must be hung on Saturday, September 27th between 10am and 1pm, and must be picked up on Saturday October 26th between 10am and 1pm. Please bring photographs 11 x 14 or smaller. Framed photographs are not allowed.

LOCATION 1071 Piedmont Avenue (Park Entrance at 12th St.) Atlanta, GA 30309 t A (404) 876-4024 24 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP SPECIAL CONTEMPORARY LATIN AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION October 2–18 @ 1280 Gallery

2014 will mark the occasion of our third international Special Exhibition program. This year we are pleased to be partnering with the consulates of Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico to showcase contemporary photogra- phers working in those countries. Occurring during National Hispanic Heritage Month, this will manifest as an exhibition at the Woodruff Art Center’s 1280 gallery. ] The exhibition is guest curated by the artistic directors/curators of the leading photography festivals from each country: Fest Foto in Porto Alegre, Brazil; Fotoseptiembre in Mexico City, Mexico; and Encuentros Abiertos in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

(Along with the festivals mentioned above, ACP is a member of Festival of Light, an international consortium of 23 photo festivals from all over © ROGERIO REIS the globe. Please see festivaloflight.net).

Special thanks to the Woodruff Arts Center, Delta Airlines, Mandarin Oriental Atlanta and Digital Arts Studio for their support.

LOCATION Woodruff Arts Center 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309

A Tue–Sat: 10am–10pm

t 25 ] ACP OPENING PARTY & TEEN SPIRIT EXHIBITION October 2 @ Pace Academy - Fine Arts Center

OPENING RECEPTION Thu, Oct 2, 6:30–8:30pm

ACP’s collaborative program with inpatient teens at Scottish Rite and Egleston hospitals has impacted participants beyond everyone’s expectations. Volunteer photographers have been leading teens through writing and self- portraiture at a critical time of their lives, ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP

[ when they’re exploring their identity (whether it includes, or is in reaction to their diagnosis).

Our kick-off event for #acpfest will be at Pace Academy. Come celebrate with us as we feature an exhibition (and video) of the portraiture and writing created by teens in this very special program.

© ACP Thanks to Pace Academy and Charlotte Dixon; Corinne Adams and Child Life Specialists; Showcase and Digital Art Studio.

This exhibition will be open through October 31.

EXHIBITION October 2–31

LOCATION 966 W. Paces Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30327

A Mon–Fri: 9am–4pm Sat, Sun: 12am–12am t 26 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP KNOWLEDGE SERIES: GETTY IMAGES October 9 @ National Center for Civil and Human Rights

ARTIST’S TALK Thu, Oct 9, 6:30–8:30pm

Get a rare look at the important work being done by some of the world’s finest photojournalists.

Meet a member of the Reportage by Getty Images team and Aidan ] Sullivan, the Vice President of Getty Images Assignments, and learn how they go about photographing a visually unpredictable world.

How does a Reportage photographer for Getty Images get where they are today? What are the most important things to consider when telling a story through photographs? How are photographers picked for assign- ments? How is photojournalism adapting to the changes taking place in © REPORTAGE BY GETTY IMAGES photography today?

Come be amazed by photographs from Getty Reportage and contribute to the discussion during the Q & A session after their presentations.

LOCATION 250 Williams Street, Atlanta, GA 30303

civilandhumanrights.org

t 27 ] ACP LECTURE SERIES: DAN WINTERS October 10 @ Portfolio Center

Work by Dan Winters

LECTURE Fri, Oct 10, 7–8:30pm

Dan Winters’ sparkling 35-year career in photography has led to iconic photographs of some the world’s most prominent people. But to call him a “celebrity photographer” wouldn’t just miss the mark, it would ignore

ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP the breadth of his photographic projects and fascinations; from electron [ microscopes to drawing and collage. Winters’ goal—to make the right image, whether the subject is the space shuttle or Brad Pitt—has been life-long, which speaks to the seduction (and elusiveness) of making the perfect photograph.

Dan will discuss his work and the way his internal dialogue informs and shapes the way he approaches his photography. Dan’s talk will stress thought and perception, and will act as a compendium to his fifth and most recent book, Road to Seeing, published in 2014 by New Riders. Dan will take questions afterwards.

Dan Winters is an American photojournalist who splits his time between Austin, Los Angeles, and Savannah. He is the recipient of numerous awards including a World Press Photo Award in 2003 and an Alfred Eisenstaedt award for magazine photography in 1998. Dan works regularly for the New Yorker, Wired, The New York Times Magazine, GQ, © DAN WINTERS New York magazine, Vanity Fair, TIME, Newsweek, HBO, Nike, Samsung, and numerous other editorial and commercial clients. His work has been shown in museums and galleries around the world.

LOCATION t 125 Bennett Street, Atlanta, GA 30309 portfoliocenter.edu 28 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP PORTFOLIO REVIEW October 11 @ Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center

PORTFOLIO REVIEW Through a juried review of all the applicants, 51 photographers were selected to participate. These photographers will display their portfolios to a distinguished panel of reviewers. This portion of the event is closed to the public.

This year’s distinguished panel of reviewers includes: • Elizabeth Avedon - Independent Curator, Contributor L’Oeil de la Photography, NY

• Brie Castell – Owner, Castell Photography Gallery, Asheville, NC ] • Arnika Dawkins - Owner, Arnika Dawkins Gallery, Atlanta, GA • Parker Eshelman – Photo Editor, The Wall Street Journal, NY • Taj Forer - Co-founder, Daylight Books, NC • Greg Harris - Assistant Curator, DePaul Art Museum, Chicago, IL • W.M. Hunt – Photography Collector, Curator and Consultant, NY • Michael Kochman - Artistic Director, Image Management, Turner Broadcasting, Atlanta, GA • Paul Kopeikin – Owner, Kopeikin Gallery, Los Angeles, CA © ACP • Brenda Massie - Director, Hagedorn Foundation Gallery, Atlanta, GA • Jeff Rich - Photographer, Curator of Oxford American magazine’s Eyes on the South, Asst. Professor University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA • Storm Janse van Rensburg - Independent contemporary art curator living and working in Berlin, Germany • Jennifer Schwartz – Founder, Crusade for Art, Atlanta, GA • Anna Skillman - Owner, Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, GA • Rick Wester – Owner, Rick Wester Fine Art, NYC, NY

Roving VIP’s (on site the day of the reviews): • Matthew Rond - Photo Editor, Image Management, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. and contributing editor for CNN Photos blog • Mary Stanley - Owner, Mary Stanley Studio, founder Young Collectors Club • Dan Winters - Photographer

LOCATION 800 Spring Street, NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 t M (404) 347-0944 29 ] ACP PORTFOLIO WALK & RECEPTION October 11 @ Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center

EXHIBITION Sat, Oct 11, 6–8pm

Calling all photography lovers! You are invited to view the work of the 51 photographers who traveled from across the country to Atlanta to participate in the ACP Portfolio Review. You can also meet the distin- guished panel of reviewers! ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP [ This will be a great opportunity to see what is happening right now on the international photography scene. Get inspired, buy some great art directly from the artist, or make your next big discovery.

This event is free and open to the public. Convenient parking on-street in metered spaces or in the hotel parking deck. © ACP LOCATION 800 Spring Street NW, Second Floor, Atlanta, GA 30308

M (404) 347-0944

t 30 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP LECTURE SERIES: KAHN & SELESNICK October 15 @ Savannah College of Art & Design

Work by Kahn & Selesnick

LECTURE Wed, Oct 15, 7–8:30pm

Through photographs made at the crossroads of past & future, the col- laborative artistic duo Nicholas Kahn & Richard Selesnick speculatively explore time’s breadth; from a decidedly old-West-feeling future, to an ] expertly imagined, science-fiction past.

Kahn & Selesnick create work that’s as boldly imaginative as it is grounded by fact. As hand-crafted and anachronistic as a flying machine, their work’s idiosyncrasies are built with painstaking purpose in support of fantastic narratives, coaxing the viewer’s imagination to soar.

Critically acclaimed, with over 100 solo and group exhibitions worldwide, their work appeals to wide swaths of culture. From steampunk circles to historian cartographers, their pictures have an openness that beckons and welcomes, inviting engagement from all.

Special thanks to SCAD Atlanta. Sponsored by Mailchimp.

LOCATION

4C Event Space, 1600 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309 © KAHN & SELESNICK

t 31 ] ACP PHOTOGRAPHY AUCTION October 17 @ Mason Murer Fine Art

AUCTION Fri, Oct 17, 6:30–10pm

Join Honorary Chairperson and award-winning designer Vern Yip along with our distinguished Auctioneer, Denise Bethel of Sotheby’s, on Friday, October 17 at the ninth annual ACP Photography Auction! Proceeds from this fun, elegant evening support ACP’s diverse programming throughout the year. We look forward to seeing you for cocktails, dinner, ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP and bidding! [

Special thanks to Mason Murer Fine Art, Vern Yip, Sotheby’s, and Dennis Dean Catering.

6:30: cocktails and silent auction 7:30: live auction and seated dinner © ACP BUY TICKETS Please visit: http://j.mp/ACPauction

LOCATION 199 Armour Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30324

M (404) 879-1500 t 32 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP FILM SERIES PRESENTS: THROUGH A LENS DARKLY October 22 @ SCADshow

FILM SCREENING Wed, Oct 22, 7–8:30pm

For the last ten years, the ACP Film Series has been exploring the close connection between photography and film. In 2014 we are partner- ing with the BronzeLens Film Festival to screen the award winning film Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a ] People, the first documentary [and multimedia outreach project (see list- ing #90)] that explores how African American communities have used the medium of photography to construct political, aesthetic, and cultural representations of themselves and their world. Thomas Allen Harris’s film is a chronicle of the incredible influence images have had in shaping perceptions about race.

The BronzeLens Film Festival is dedicated to bringing national and worldwide attention to Atlanta as a center for film and film production for people of color. The organization showcases films and provides networking opportunities that will develop the next generation of filmmakers.bronzelensfilmfestival.com

Please see page 35 for information about a live, photo-sharing event in conjunction with this screening.

Purchase tickets online at bronzelensfilmfestival.com or by calling 404-521-6699.

LOCATION 173 14th Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 t © LYLE ASHTON HARRIS / THOMAS ALLEN HARRIS 33 ] ACP LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS: GRACIELA ITURBIDE October 23 @ Woodruff Arts Center

Featuring work by: Graciela Iturbide

LECTURE Thu, Oct 23, 7–8:30pm

Widely celebrated as among the most significant contemporary photog- raphers of Mexico, Graciela Iturbide has developed a rich body of work ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP

[ over four decades, inspired largely by a fascination with everyday life in her home country. Mentored for many years by Manuel Álvarez Bravo, her work has consistently explored the urban/rural dichotomy, while examin- ing the intersection of tradition and rituals with Mexico’s modernity.

Iturbide’s photographic career has relied on the strength of her personal relationship to her subjects. A decade-long project yielded her quint- essential photobook , Juchitán of Women (1989) which looked at the legendary Zapotec city well-known for its matriarchal social structure.

She has won the W. Eugene Smith prize for photography in 1987 and a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1988. In 2008 she received the Hasselblad Foundation Photography Award. Her work has been exhibited interna- tionally and is included in many major museum collections including those of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the High Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the J. Paul Getty Museum.

Presented in partnership with the High Museum of Art, sponsored by Mailchimp. This program is free, however seating is limited and must be reserved through © GRACIELA ITURBIDE, “OUR LADY OF THE IGUANAS” the Woodruff Arts Center Box Office at 404-733-5000. Limit 2 tickets per person. Tickets to the Museum are sold separately. t LOCATION Rich Theatre 34 1280 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP COLLABORATION: DIGITAL DIASPORA FAMILY REUNION October 25 @ Westside Cultural Arts Center

WORKSHOP Sat, Oct 25, 2–4pm

Digital Diaspora Family Reunion: 1World1Family Digital Diaspora Family Reunion engages audiences to discover connections between their own family archives and the film’s histor- ical narrative, thus creating new communal linkages that underlie our ] common humanity.

Join ACP, our friends from the Bronze Lens Film Festival, and Thomas Allen Harris, producer of Through A Lens Darkly at this fun, LIVE event where people share their stories and family photographs, on cellphones or as actual photos, projected on a large screen. This event is open to everyone—regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation.

So bring your family photos and be prepared to laugh, cry, hug, make new friends, discover new insights, and generally come away with a © DDFR LLC very deep appreciation for our connections with each other as fellow travelers on the great journey of life.

As a companion to the filmThrough a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People (see page 33).

LOCATION 760 10th Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

westsideartscenter.com t 35 ] ACP SPOTLIGHT PRESENTS: AN EVENING WITH THE BITTER SOUTHERNER October 24 @ Big Studio

Work by Aaron Coury, Amanda Greene, Zach Wolfe

PANEL DISCUSSION Fri, Oct. 24th, 7-8:30pm

An important goal for ACP is to help Atlanta retain the artistic talent that

ACP FEATURED EVENT FEATURED ACP the city fosters. ACP’s Spotlight Series seeks to give these photographers [ and photo-industry stars greater exposure.

For the last year, The Bitter Southerner has been publishing “Great Stories from the South” every Tuesday morning. Working with local photographers, they present a slice of the South that’s as familiar as it is revelatory. As part of ACP’s effort to highlight Atlanta-based photographers, An Evening With The Bitter Southerner will weave together great people, fascinating stories, and fine photography.

On October 24th, local photographers Aaron Coury, Amanda Greene, and Zach Wolfe will talk about their photographs, there will be refreshing beverages shared, and when it comes right down to it, we can’t wait for you to join us all at Big Studio.

LOCATION 887 W. Marietta Street NW, Studio E Atlanta, GA 30318

bigstudiorental.com t 36 [ ACP FEATURED EVENT ACP CLOSING PARTY WITH #WELOVEATL & NEW BELGIUM BREWING October 30 @ Ponce City Market Gallery

CLOSING RECEPTION Thu, Oct 30, 6–9pm

For the second year in a row, ACP is collaborating with #weloveatl for a closing party to an incredible month of photography in Atlanta. At Ponce City Market, where #weloveatl’s gallery exhibition will be enjoying a ] month-long run, ACP is pleased to celebrate photography with Atlanta’s best hashtag (and mobile photography gallery!) #weloveatl.

Sponsored by New Belgium Brewing, who are the only brewery in the world (that we know of!) who make a photography-based beer, there will be plenty of Snapshot on hand and a New Belgium bike giveaway!

LOCATION 650 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308

t 37 ] IN PROGRESS PROGRESS IN [ © VIK MUNIZ, KHYBER PASS, SELF- PASS, KHYBER MUNIZ, VIK © PORTRAIT AS AN ORIENTAL, AFTER REM AFTER ORIENTAL, AN AS PORTRAIT © WYNN BULLOCK (AMERICAN, 1902–1975), © WWW.SURIANIPHOTO.COM © JAN FIELDS SEA PALMS, 1968, GELATIN HIGH MUSEUM HIGH MUSEUM VENTULETT ATLANTA 001 OF ART 002 OF ART 003 GALLERY AT 004 BELTLINE HOLY INNOCENTS CHURCH EASTSIDE TRAIL THROUGH JAN 18, 2015 THROUGH JAN 4, 2015 THROUGH SEPT 20 THROUGH NOV 1 Wynn Bullock: Revelations The Invented Image: Work by Wynn Bullock Photographs from Human Nature and the ACP Public Art: The FENCE the Collection Natural World Wynn Bullock’s first major This year ACP is bringing The museum retrospective in 40 years, Work by Dawoud Bey, Christopher Work by Marilyn Suriani FENCE project to Atlanta in a 1st-time partnership between ACP, Revelations rediscovers one of Bucklow, David Hockney, Vik Muniz A solo show of Marilyn Suriani’s United Photo Industries (of NY) the mid-twentieth-century’s most Located in the Lucinda Weil black and white documentary and the Atlanta BeltLine. Please significant photographers. Bunnen Gallery for Photography, vintage images and her popular see page 22 for more information. this exhibition highlights work “Waterscape” series. PANEL DISCUSSION from the museum’s collection of LOCATION Fri, Oct 10, 7pm experimental photography. LOCATION 145 Krog Street 805 Mt. Vernon Highway NW LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30307 LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30327 1280 Peachtree Street NE fence.photovillenyc.org/ 1280 Peachtree Street NE holyinnocents.org Atlanta, GA 30309 Atlanta, GA 30309 f-2014/atlanta/ high.org A Mon–Thu: 9am–5pm A high.org Fri: 9am–3:30pm Tue–Thu, Sat: 10am–5pm A Tue–Thu, Sat: 10am–5pm Sun: 8am–6pm Fri: 10am–9pm Fri: 10am–9pm M (404) 751-2908 Sun: 12–5pm Sun: 12–5pm M (404) 733-5000 t M (404) 733-5000 38 [ IN PROGRESS – AUGUST 31

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THE LAMAR DODD DECATUR BOOK 005 ART CENTER 006 ANNA LEES RESTAURANT 007 FESTIVAL ] THROUGH NOV 10 THROUGH AUG 1, 2015 AUG 30–31 Animalia: Photographs Juried Photography Exhibit by the Roswell ACP PhotoBook Fair by Anne Berry Photographic Society ACP is one of the first organizations Work by Anne Berry Work by Ron Brasfield, Margery Diamond, Celia Durand, Joyce Glass, to hold a photobook fair featuring self-published or indie-published Photographs, tintypes, and pho- Chuck Hayes, Deborah James, Jay Kaufman, Scott MacInnis, Elizabeth photo books. Now, for the second togravures of primates from zoos Michels, Jeffrey Mitchell, Niki Murphy, Daryl O’Hare, Brad Perkins, Gittel year in a row, we are proud to be around the world and of southern Price, Tricia Raffensperger, Van Redmond, Mary Rosevear McNeal, Pamela a part of the largest independent animals: wild, feral, and domesti- Sale, Jan Schefstad, Michelle Wittmer Grabowski book festival in the country, the cated. A juried exhibit by selected members of the Roswell Photographic Society. Decatur Book Festival! Please see LOCATION LOCATION page 23 for more information. La Grange College 425 Market Place LOCATION 302 Forrest Avenue. Roswell, GA 30075 Decatur Square LaGrange, GA 30240 annaleesrestaurant.com 101 East Court Square lagrange.edu/academics/ A Mon–Fri: 11:30am–2pm Decatur, GA 30030 art/lamar-dodd.html Sat–Sun: 12am–12am decaturbookfestival.com A  Mon–Fri: 9am–4:30pm M (770) 998-0086 A Fri: 10am–6pm M (706) 880-8770 Sat: 12–6pm t 39 ] SEPTEMBER 1–12 1–12 SEPTEMBER [

© TODD HANES © ROY GORDON © MARK MITCHELL APG@ATL 2013

GREATER NORTH FULTON BOOTH WESTERN HARTSFIELD- 008 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 009 ART MUSEUM 010 JACKSON ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL SEP 1, 2014–SEP 1, 2015 SEP 2–NOV 16 AIRPORT

Juried Photography Exhibit by Booth Photography Guild SEP 12–NOV 14 the Roswell Photographic Society Annual Exhibition Work by Ron Brasfield, Stan Clay, James Duckworth, Andrea Work by BPG Members APG@ATL: The Airport Show Ferrard, Joyce Glass, Roy Gordon, Steve Grundy, Todd Hanes, Jeffrey This annual juried exhibition fea- From a nationwide call for entries, Mitchell, Niki Murphy, Daryl O’Hare, Brad Perkins, Gittel Price, Tricia tures more than 50 works of art by Amy Miller, executive director Raffensperger, Van Redmond, Mary Rosevear McNeal, Jan Schefstad photographers who are members of ACP, curates this fifth annual, RPS is the largest photo group in Georgia, offering photo and of the Booth Photography Guild. gateway exhibition showcasing Photoshop classes, field trips, workshops and exhibit space, and 15 artists. critiques for members. OPENING RECEPTION Sat, Sep 13, 2–5pm LOCATION LOCATION Central Atrium 11605 Haynes Bridge Road LOCATION 6000 N Terminal Parkway Suite 100 501 Museum Drive Atlanta, GA 30320 Alpharetta, GA 30009 Cartersville, GA 30120 atlantaphotographygroup.org roswellphotosociety.org boothphotographyguild.com A Mon–Thu: 9am–5pm A Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat: 10am–5pm Fri: 9am–4:30pm Thu: 10am–8pm Sun: 1–5pm M (770) 993-8806 t M (770) 387-1300 40 [ SEPTEMBER 12 ]

© P.SETH THOMPSON, IN THE BEGINNING, IT IS © CARL MARTIN, “PUBLIC GESTURE”, 2012 © LAURIE SHOCK ALWAYS DARK (2014) 25” SANDLER HUDSON LAMAR DODD 011 GALLERY 012 SCHOOL OF 013 XCHANGE GALLERY AT THE ARTS EXCHANGE ART GALLERIES SEP 12–OCT 25 SEP 12–OCT 25 SEP 12–OCT 8 P. Seth Thompson: This Photography + Message Has No Content PhotoTopos 1 Work by The Arts Exchange Studio Artists Work by P. Seth Thompson Work by Rinne Allen, Michael Lens-based works including photography, drawings/paintings, and mixed Lachowski, Carl Martin media expose and question the full gamut of what constitutes photography OPENING RECEPTION PhotoTopos explores ideas sur- and art. Fri, Sep 12, 7–9pm rounding “site” and “place.” OPENING RECEPTION ARTIST’S TALK OPENING RECEPTION Fri, Sep 12, 7–9pm Wed, Oct 1, 6–7pm Fri, Sep 12, 6–9pm ARTIST’S TALK LOCATION LOCATION Sat, Oct 11, 2–4pm 1000 Marietta Street NW 270 River Road Suite 116 Athens, GA 30602-7676 LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30318 750 Kalb Street SE art.uga.edu/galleries/ sandlerhudson.com Atlanta, GA 30312-3416 A Mon–Fri: 10am–5pm A Tue–Fri: 11am–5pm thearts-exchange.org/xchange.html Sat: 12–5pm M (706) 542-1511 A Thu–Sat: 1–5pm M (404) 817-3300 M (404) 624-4211 t 41 ] SEPTEMBER 13–17 13–17 SEPTEMBER [ © NG3C © 2013 RUSTY MILLER © GAIL FOSTER © ANA TERRY, FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR AT SPSU

REINHARDT SUSAN TODD- R ALEXANDER GEORGIA 014 UNIVERSITY 015 RAQUE LLC 016 FINE ART 017 PERIMETER COLLEGE SEP 13 SEP 15–OCT 30 SEP 15–NOV 1 SEP 17–DEC 4 North Georgia Shootout! The Photographs New Meanings, New Stories: Join camera clubs and shooting of Rusty Miller A Photographic Exploration of Sapelo Oddities teams as they go head to head for Work by Rusty Miller Found Objects by Gail Foster Tantalizing photographs of unusual more than $2,500 worth of prizes. Never seen vintage photographs of Work by Gail Foster oddities of Sapelo Island by leaders Visit ng3c.org for more information. in the visual arts from the Georgia the people in south Atlanta in the New Meanings, New Stories university system. LOCATION 1960s by Rusty Miller. By appoint- captures Gail Foster’s transfor- ment only. 7300 Reinhardt Circle mation of found-object sculptures LOCATION into a visual language. Waleska, GA 30183 LOCATION 555 North Indian Creek Drive ng3c.org 2660 Lenox Pointe NE LOCATION Studio Gallery (North Entrance, Fine Arts Building F) A Sat: 7am–7pm Atlanta, GA 30324 5650 Peachtre Parkway Clarkston, GA 30021-2361 susantodd-raque.com Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 A Mon–Thu: 8am–9pm ralexanderfineart.com M (404) 273-5103 Fri: 8am–5pm A Tue–Sat: 10am–5pm M (770) 609-8662 t 42 [ SEPTEMBER 18–19 ]

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HAGEDORN HAGEDORN HAGEDORN 018 FOUNDATION 019 FOUNDATION 020 FOUNDATION 021 LUMIÈRE GALLERY GALLERY GALLERY SEP 19–NOV 8 SEP 18–OCT 27 SEP 18–OCT 27 SEP 18–OCT 27 Masters in Photography “The Aishmans” Animals and Interiors/ Animals and Interiors/Stories Work by Ansel Adams, Wynn Work by Steve Aishman Birds of a Feather Work by Guillermo Srodek-Hart Bullock, Andre Kertesz, Dorothea Lange, Arnold Newman, Alexander Images of frozen moments of Work by Claire Rosen These large format images, filled Rodchenko, Al Weber, Edward domesticity and romance: alle- with traces of human presence, Portraits of live birds staged Weston gories for the passion found against complimentary vintage are internationally awarded and in our everyday existence with wallpaper anthropomorphize exhibited, notably in Venice’s Group exhibition from the Lumière loved ones. the avians, mirroring human 5th Biennale. collection including: Ansel Adams, posturing and emotions. Imogen Cunningham, Dorothea ARTIST’S RECEPTION ARTIST’S RECEPTION Lange, Arnold Newman, Alexander Thu, Oct 16, 6–9pm ARTIST’S RECEPTION Thu, Oct 16, 6–9pm Rodchenko, and Edward Weston. Thu, Oct 16, 6–9pm LOCATION ARTIST’S TALK LOCATION 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue #25 LOCATION Sat, Oct 18, 2:30pm 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue Atlanta, GA 30305 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue #25 Suite 29B LOCATION hagedornfoundationgallery.org Atlanta, GA 30305 Atlanta, GA 30305 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue #25 lumieregallery.net A Tue–Fri: 10am–5pm hagedornfoundationgallery.org Atlanta, GA 30305 Sat: 11am–5pm A A Tue–Sat: 10am–4pm Tue–Fri: 10am–5pm hagedornfoundationgallery.org (404) 492-7718 Sat: 11am–5pm (404) 261-6100 M A Tue–Fri: 10am–5pm M M (404) 492-7718 Sat: 11am–5pm t M (404) 492-7718 43 ] SEPTEMBER 19 SEPTEMBER [

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R. F. STRICKLAND A NOVEL 022 R. F. STRICKLAND CENTER 023 CENTER 024 EXPERIENCE SEP 19–28 SEP 19–28 SEP 19–OCT 31 SlowExposures Photography Festival Confessions for a Son Relics, Ruins and Artifacts The 12th annual photography festival that presents exhibitions, workshops, Work by McNair Evans Work by Meryl Truett seminars, and social events that celebrate the rural American South. The project combines the artist’s The series of photographic photographs with images taken by transfers on antique ceiling JUROR’S TALK EXHIBITION EXHIBITION his father to create an empathetic, tiles documents the romantic Sun, Sep 21 Sep 19–28 Sep 19–28 complex portrait. terrain of the South Carolina 11am–12pm The Do Good Fund and Georgia coasts. Eliot Dudik: BOOK SIGNING Collection: Passages Broken Land Sun, Sep 21, 12:30–2pm OPENING RECEPTION ART WALK LOCATION Fri, Sep 19, 5–7pm LOCATION LOCATION Sun, Sep 21, The Whiskey Concord Arts LOCATION 1:30–3:30pm Bonding Barn 144 Main Street Main Street Concord, GA 30206 426 Thomaston Street LOCATION 9263 Old Zebulon Concord, GA 30206 Road, Molena, GA slowexposures.org Zebulon, GA 30295 144 Main Street 30258 anovelexperience.net Concord, GA 30206 A Fri: 2–5pm Sat: 10am–5pm A Mon: 10am–5pm Sun: 12–5pm Tue–Thu, Sat: 10am–7pm slowexposures.org M (770) 567-3600 Fri: 10am–8pm A Fri: 2–5pm, Sat: 10am–5pm, Sun: 12–5pm M (770) 567-1103 t M (770) 567-3600 44 [ SEPTEMBER 19–26 ] © RUUD VAN EMPEL © VIKTOR ZYRYANOV © BOJANA GINN © KAREN VARSHA

JACKSON CALLANWOLDE THE SWAN COACH MASON MURER 025 FINE ART 026 FINE ARTS CENTER 027 HOUSE GALLERY 028 FINE ART SEP 19–NOV 1 SEP 19–NOV 7 SEP 25–OCT 31 SEP 26–OCT 31 Ruud van Empel In the Garden of Nostalgia The Swan Coach Women in Focus XXI House Gallery Juried by Fay Gold OPENING RECEPTION Work by Viktor Zyryanov Fri, Sep 19, 6–8pm A symbiosis of images, words, and Work by Bojana Ginn Work by Women In Focus sounds in the exploration of human LOCATION Celebrating 21 years, a Women in LOCATION emotions through allegorical inter- Focus members Annual Exhibit, 3130 Slaton Drive NW 3115 E. Shadowlawn Avenue pretation of elements of nature. juried by Fay Gold. Atlanta, GA 30305 Atlanta, GA 30305 OPENING RECEPTION OPENING RECEPTION jacksonfineart.com swancoachhouse.com Fri, Sep 19, 7–9pm A Fri, Sep 26, 6–9pm A Tue–Sat: 10am–5pm Tue–Sat: 10am–4pm LOCATION M (404) 233-3739 M (404) 266-2636 LOCATION 980 Briarcliff Road NE 199 Armour Drive NE Atlanta, GA 30306 Atlanta, GA 30324 callanwolde.org masonmurer.com A Mon–Fri: 10am–8pm A Tue–Sat: 11am–5pm Sat: 10am–3pm M (404) 879-1500 M (404) 872-5338 t 45 ]

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MASON MURER FURTHER POLY MASON MURER ATLANTA 029 FINE ART 030 CONTEMPORARY 031 FINE ART 032 PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP GALLERY SEP 26–NOV 8 SEP 20–27 SEP 26–OCT 31 SEP 26–NOV 1 Family as the Vernacular FRONTIERS Lucinda’s World Work by Margaret Hiden, Libby Work by Sandrine Arons Work by Lucinda Weil Bunnen Lucinda Bunnen Selects for APG Rowe, H. Jennings Sheffield Frontiers represents the artist’s Lucinda’s World presents the Through their alternative struc- fusion of place and time as a way to life and adventures of Lucinda Juror Lucinda Bunnen curates tures, the artists utilize vernacular find coherence in her multicultural Bunnen. Visitors receive a free, this diverse and dynamic show imagery to convey an understand- journey. one-of-a-kind photograph. for APG! Submit framed entries ing of iconic experiences and a Curated by Matthew Terrell. until September 13. collective consciousness. CLOSING RECEPTION Fri, Sep 26, 6:30–9:30pm OPENING RECEPTION OPENING RECEPTION OPENING RECEPTION Fri, Sep 26, 7pm Fri, Sep 26, 7:30–9:30pm Fri, Sep 26, 6–9pm LOCATION 75 Bennett Street #M2 LOCATION ARTIST’S TALK ARTIST’S TALK Atlanta, GA 30309 199 Armour Dr NE Sat, Sep 27, 11am Sat, Sep 27, 11am Atlanta, GA 30324 facebook.com/FurtherArt LOCATION A masonmurer.com LOCATION Mon–Fri: 11am–5pm A 75 Bennett Street 199 Armour Drive NE M (770) 713-6888 Tue–Fri: 11am–5pm Tula Art Center B-1 Atlanta, GA 30324 Sat: 12–5pm Atlanta, GA 30309 masonmurer.com M (404) 879-1500 atlantaphotographygroup.org A Tue–Fri: 11am–5pm A Wed–Sat: 12–4pm t Sat: 12–5pm M (404) 605-0605 46 M (404) 879-1500 [ SEPTEMBER 27–28 ] © ACP © MICHAEL BOATRIGHT, SPS PRESIDENT © DECATUR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPY MEETUP

PIEDMONT PARK TUDOR SQUARE FIRST EXISTENTIALIST CONGREGATION 033 COMMUNITY 034 EVENT SPACE 035 OF ATLANTA CENTER SEP 14–NOV 8 SEP 28–NOV 30 SEP 27, 10AM–1PM Southeastern Photographic Decatur Digital Photography Meetup: Many Visions My Atlanta Exhibition Society ACP Show Work by Decatur Digital Photography Meetup This is an opportunity for photo- Work by Southeastern Sharing images of many styles and subjects, the Decatur Digital Photo- graphers of all ages and levels of Photo Society graphy Meetup group is more than 300 amateurs and professionals. experience to exhibit their work The Southeastern Photographic and compete for prizes. Please see Society returns to the Atlanta OPENING RECEPTION SECOND OPENING RECEPTION page 24 for more information. Celebrates Photography festival Sun, Sep 28, 6–9pm Sun, Oct 26, 6–9pm LOCATION with an exhibit titled Light Up Join the celebration! View fine Another set of images will go My Soul juried by John Mariana. 1071 Piedmont Avenue images created by group members; on exhibit starting October 26; (Park Entrance at 12th Street) wine and other refreshments provi- wine and other refreshments OPENING RECEPTION ded. Also open Thursday evenings. provided. Atlanta, GA 30309 Sat, Sep 27, 7–9pm A Sat: 10am–1pm LOCATION LOCATION M (404) 876-4024 470 Candler Park Drive, NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 119 Center Street firstexistentialist.org Avondale Estates, GA 30002 A aetudorsquare.com Thu: 7–9pm Sun: 12–2pm A Tue–Sun: 11am–7pm M (404) 374-3991 M (404) 267-1838 t 47 ]

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SEPTEMBER 29 – OCTOBER 1 OCTOBER – 29 SEPTEMBER SEP 29 SEP 30–NOV 15 OCT 1–31 [ SEP 29–OCT 31 C E Goldstein Photography Horizons and Intersections DATA (2014) Home Work by Cary Goldstein Work by Cy Matthews Semrau, Espe Work by Paul Justice Work by Frank Hamrick Fifty photographs highlighting Semrau Online exhibition. DATA (2014) “My photographs are not generated Goldstein’s career, with an em- This exhibit features a series of series of photography by Paul to provide answers. If anything, I phasis on his Cuban adventures. similar black/white and minimal Justice is in the spirit of space would like them to generate more color landscapes from the western exploration. OPENING RECEPTION questions.” —Frank Hamrick U.S. layered to create depth. pauljusticephotograph.com Mon, Sep 29, 5:30–8pm LOCATION LOCATION 4th Floor Gallery, Building L LOCATION 30 Trammell Street Jim Cherry Learning Resources 4320 Roswell Road Marietta, GA 30064 Atlanta, GA 30342 Center cymatthewssemrau.com 555 North Indian Creek Drive cegoldsteinphotography.com A Clarkston, GA 30021-2361 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm A Mon: 5:30–8pm A Mon–Thu: 8am–9pm M (770) 795-7751 (404) 895-1180 Fri: 8am–5pm M Sat: 10am–4pm t 48 [ OCTOBER 1 ]

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PARIS 040 ARTISTS ATELIER OF ATLANTA 041 BEE 042 ON PONCE OCT 1–31 SEP 30–NOV 1 OCT 1–NOV 30 AAC Photography Salon Celebration Show A Glimpse (Mtazamo) Scape The Artists Atelier of Atlanta has extended a special invitation Work by Katie Nelson Work by Julian Dillard to the Atlanta Artists Center Photo-graphy Salon to honor the Mtazamo reflects appreciation City and Landscapes. Mounted with artistic talents of this award-winning group of amateur and pro- of iconic African wildlife and texture and pattern adding a relief fessional photographers. brings awareness to the tri- quality in a process I call “scaping”. ARTISTS RECEPTION umphs and adversities of the Tanzanian people. LOCATION Sat, Oct 18, 12–4pm 716 Ponce De Leon Place NE LOCATION LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30306 26 East Andrews Drive NW 800 Miami Circle, Suite 200 parisonponce.com Atlanta, GA 30305 Atlanta , GA 30324 A Mon–Sat: 11am–6pm bee-atlanta.com artistsatelier.com Sun: 12–6pm A Tue–Sat: 11am–5pm A Tue–Fri: 11am–5pm M (404) 249-9965 Sat: 12–4pm M (404) 365-9858 M (404) 231-5999 t 49 ] OCTOBER 2 OCTOBER [

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© LINDA OMELIANCHUK © STEPHANIE DOWDA © ACP © MALGORZATA FLORKOWSKA - “FORGOTTEN LUXURY” STEVE ARNALL GOLDEN PACE ACADEMY- ARTS CLAYTON 047 MCKENZIE’S 048 GREGORY 049 FINE ARTS CENTER 050 GALLERY OCT 2–NOV 5 AUG 15–NOV 14 OCT 2–31 OCT 3–24 Urban Abstractions Topophilia: Genius Loci ACP Opening Party & Arts Clayton 2014 Juried Work by Steve McKenzie, Work by Stephanie Dowda Teen Spirit Exhibition Photography Show and Competition Linda Omelianchuk Explores the powerful sensations Our program working with Omelianchuk and McKenzie explore humans experience from natural inpatient teens at Scottish Our 2014 Juried Photography photographic interpretations of art environments. Inspired by the Rite and Egleston hospitals Show and Competition features and design discovered exploring geography theory topophilia, as has impacted participants work by photographers from urban industrial landscapes. defined by Yi-Fu Tuan. beyond everyone’s expecta- across the state. tions. Please see page 26 for OPENING RECEPTION ARTIST’S RECEPTION more information. LOCATION Thu, Oct 2, 5–8pm Thu, Oct 2, 6–8pm 136 South Main Street OPENING RECEPTION Jonesboro, GA 30236 LOCATION LOCATION Thu, Oct 2, 6:30–8:30pm artsclayton.org/gallery 999 Brady Avenue NW, #1 171 17th Street NW Atlanta, GA 30318 Suite 2100 LOCATION A Tue–Fri: 9am–5pm Atlanta, GA 30363-1031 966 W. Paces Ferry Road NW Sat: 10am–5pm stevemckenzies.com Atlanta, GA 30324 A agg.com M (770) 473-5410 Mon–Fri: 10am–5pm A Mon–Fri: 9am–4pm Sat: 10am–4pm M (404) 545-1766 M (404) 618-0422 t 51 ] OCTOBER 3 OCTOBER [

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HAGEDORN ATLANTA 051 FOUNDATION 052 FRIENDS MEETING 053 PONCE CITY MARKET GALLERY GALLERY SEP 27–NOV 16 OCT 3–30 OCT 3–DEC 3 Atlanta Friends Meeting #weloveatl Gallery Birth of a Red Planet Photography Exhibit Work by Brandon Barr, Aaron Coury, Tim Moxley Work by Peter Bahouth Work by Mary Bartlett, Carolyn #weloveatl presents a month-long exhibition of photography from Peter Bahouth (b. 1955, Syracuse) Coburn-Allen, David Foster, Kara hundreds of Atlanta citizens documenting their love of the city. known for his exploration of Johnson, Dan May, Ronald Nuse, stereoscopic photography and its Marla Puziss, Peter Schantz OPENING RECEPTION Fri, Oct 3, 7–10pm presentation in sculptural viewers ARTIST’S RECEPTION introduces a new narrative format Fri, Oct 3, 5:30–8pm CLOSING RECEPTION to his series. Please join us for light refresh- Thu, Oct 30, 6–9pm ARTIST’S RECEPTION ments, viewing the images, and Please see page 37 for more information. Wed, Oct 29, 6–9pm talking with the photographers. LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION 650 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue #25 701 W. Howard Avenue weloveatl.org Atlanta, GA 30305 Decatur, GA 30030 A Wed, Thu: 1–6pm hagedornfoundationgallery.org A Mon–Fri, Sun: 9am–12pm Fri: 1–6pm A Tue–Fri: 10am–5pm Sat: 1–5pm Sat: 11am–5pm t M (404) 492-7718 52 [ OCTOBER 4 ]

© OPAL GALLERY-CARL MARTIN/MARCIA © H. GAY ALLEN © AL JOHNSON WOOD GALLERY-CHRIS VERENE ATLANTA 054 OPAL GALLERY 055 ARTISTS CENTER 056 SHOWCASE PHOTO & VIDEO OCT 3–NOV 15 OCT 4–30 OCT 4–NOV 1 Carl Martin and AAC Photography Salon A2D Photography Group Show Chris Verene: Affinities Juried Show Work by Mario DiGirolamo, David Dobbs, David Goldsmith, Steve Hogben, Work by Carl Martin, Chris Verene Amy Miller, executive director Al Johnson, Diane Liebeskind, Larry Marchant, Wayne Robinson, Chuck Rogers, Ron Sherman, Don Stephens A visual conversation between of ACP, judges work of photog- Chris Verene and Carl Martin. (Chris raphers at Atlanta Artists Center Analog to Digital Photography Group show by eleven members. Verene photographs courtesy of Photography Salon. Marcia Wood Gallery.) OPENING RECEPTION OPENING RECEPTION Sat, Oct 4, 10am–12pm OPENING RECEPTION Sun, Oct 12, 4–6pm Fri, Oct 3, 6:30–8:30pm LOCATION LOCATION 2323 Cheshire Bridge Road LOCATION 2979 Grandview Avenue Atlanta, GA 30324 Atlanta, GA 30305 88 Forsyth Street A Mon–Sat: 10am–5pm Atlanta, GA 30303-3416 atlantaartistscenter.org/ education/photography-salon M (404) 636-4060 theopalgallery.com A A Thu–Sat: 10am–7pm Tue–Fri: 9am–4pm Sat: 12–6pm M (770) 999-9460 M (404) 237-2324 t 53 ] OCTOBER 4 OCTOBER [

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PIEDMONT PARK 057 COMMUNITY 058 GALLERY L1 059 THE BUCKHEAD LIBRARY CENTER OCT 4–OCT 30 SEP 30–OCT 27 OCT 4, 10AM–1PM Gallery L1 presents Ansley The Atlanta Artist’s Center Members’ 10th Photography Exhibit My Atlanta Exhibition West Rivers and Wenxin Work by Aleta Aaron, H. Gay Allen, Cheryl D’Amato, Paul H. D’Amato, This is an opportunity for photog- Zhang Nathan Dean, Judith Dunne, David L. Foster, Louise George, Joe Hoyle, raphers of all ages and levels of Work by Ansley West Rivers, Al Johnson, Nafisa Valita Shariff, Russell Streur, Cole Thomas, Saul Torres experience to exhibit their work Wenxin Zhang An artist choice exhibit by AAC photographers. Also on view in the library: and compete for prizes. Please see Ansley West Rivers and Wenxin “Summertime in Buckhead” Teen Photo Contest. page 24 for more information. Zhang present two bodies of work OPENING RECEPTION and the connections between LOCATION Sat, Oct 4, 2:30–4:30pm 1071 Piedmont Avenue dreams, emotion, and place. In the library community room. Catered by members and Goldberg’s Deli. (Park Entrance at 12th Street) OPENING RECEPTION Atlanta, GA 30309 Thu, Oct 9, 5–10pm LOCATION A Sat: 10am–1pm 269 Buckhead Avenue NE LOCATION M (404) 876-4024 Atlanta, GA 30305 828 Ralph McGill Blvd NE, Suite L1 A Mon, Thu: 10am–6pm Atlanta, GA 30306 Tue: 2–6pm galleryL1.com Wed: 12–8pm A Mon–Thu: 11am–4pm Sat: 1–5pm Fri: 11am–7pm M (404) 814-3500 t Sat, Sun: 1–7pm M (404) 876-4024 54 [ OCTOBER 4–6 ]

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CHURCH OF 060 THE ATONEMENT 061 DIGITAL ARTS STUDIO 062 KARVANA OCT 4–NOV 5 OCT 4–NOV 1 OCT 1–NOV 1 A New Way Home Behind The Lens Cemetery Visits Work by Jane Robbins Kerr Work by Cindy Brown, Debora Cartagena, Myrtie Cope, Bobi Dimond, Har- Work by WhiteRabbitCreative After traveling the world, I returned riet Dye, Sheri Garza Pope, Jennifer Giliberto, Ruth Gogel, Valerie Gruner, Photography to Mississippi and a new world, a Ellen Hayes, Jan Kapoor, Lynne Klein, Carolyn Meltzer, Carolyn Miller, Chris Entering the Door – Taliaferro Angel new home in the Delta. Mitts, Niki Murphy, Maureen Anne Petrilli, Gittel Price, Lesley Ann Price, wings from historic Bonaventure Linda Rathke, Lee Anne White Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia. ARTISTS RECEPTION Women In Focus is a non-profit artist-initiated organization of women Fall 2013. Sat, Oct 4, 5–7pm photographers who have joined together to support and promote the OPENING RECEPTION Join us for our opening recep- photographic arts. tion with the artist. Refreshments Sat, Oct 4, 8pm ARTISTS RECEPTION Served, 5–7 pm Sat, Oct 11, 6–9pm LOCATION LOCATION 707 East Lake Drive LOCATION 4945 High Point Road NE Decatur, GA 30033 Atlanta, GA 30342 1082 Huff Road kavarnadecatur.com Atlanta, GA 30318 janekerr.com A Mon–Fri: 6:30am–8pm digitalartsstudio.net A Mon–Thu: 9am–2:30pm Sat: 7:30am–8pm Sun: 8am–12:30pm M (866) 352-9979 Sun: 8am–8pm M (404) 371-1113 M (404) 252-3324 t 55 ] OCTOBER 9–10 9–10 OCTOBER [

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SHORTER THE ART PLACE - NATIONAL THE COCHRAN 063 ARNOLD ART 064 MOUNTAIN VIEW 065 CENTER FOR 066 GALLERY GALLERY CIVIL AND OCT 9–OCT 31 HUMAN RIGHTS OCT 9–NOV 21 OCT 6–31 Focus on Photography OCT 9, 6:30–8:30PM Confessions for a Son Accumulating Absence Work by Cobb Photographic Work by McNair Evans ACP Knowledge Series: Work by T.G. Tarnowski Society Confessions for a Son combines Getty Images Quirky, reimagined, and repurposed Celebrating its 40th Anniversary, the artist’s images with those structures; some coming, some Cobb Photographic Society pres- Get a rare look at the important taken by his father in a complex, going. Tarnowski photographs, ents a juried exhibition of excep- work being done by some of the empathetic visual narrative. remembering with his camera how tional photographic images focus- world’s finest photojournalists. things were and are. ing on a variety of photographic Please see page 27 for more OPENING RECEPTION subjects and techniques. information. Thu, Oct 9, 7–9pm LOCATION Shorter University LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION 315 Shorter Avenue 3330 Sandy Plains Road 250 Williams Street 4 East Lafayette Square Rome, GA 30165 Marietta, GA 30066 Atlanta, GA 30303 LaGrange, GA 30240 sa.shorter.edu cobbphotosociety.com civilandhumanrights.org cobbphotosociety.com A Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm A Mon–Thu: 10am–5pm A Wed–Sat: 1–5pm M (404) 371-1113 M (770) 509-2700 M (706) 302-1080 t 56 [ OCTOBER 10 ]

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DASHBOARD THE SHOWCASE SCHOOL PORTFOLIO 067 CO-OP 068 OF PHOTOGRAPHY 069 CENTER OCT 10–26 OCT 10–DEC 4 OCT 10, 7–8:30 PM Aint-Bad Magazine at SHOTS14 ACP Lecture Series: Dashboard Co-Op Work by Showcase School students Dan Winters Work by Aint-Bad Magazine Juried exhibition of work created by students of The Showcase School Work by Dan Winters Aint-Bad Magazine, founded in of Photography through December 4. Guest Juror: Beth Lilly. Dan Winters’ sparkling 35-year Savannah, Georgia, presents career in photography has led to photographs and essays which OPENING RECEPTION iconic photographs of some the engage in contemporary con- Fri, Oct 10, 6–9pm world’s most prominent people. ceptions of the American South. Please see page 28 for more WORKSHOP information. OPENING RECEPTION Sat, Oct 18 Fri, Oct 10, 5–10pm A mobile phone learn and shoot experience featuring LOCATION the top 25 magical things you need to know. 125 Bennett Street LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30309 750 Kalb St SE LOCATION portfoliocenter.edu Atlanta, GA 30312 1135 Sheridan Road NE www.dashboardcoop.org Atlanta, GA 30324 A Fri: 5–10pm theshowcaseschool.com Sat: 3–9pm M (404) 965-2205 Sun: 11am–4pm t 57 ] OCTOBER 10–11 10–11 OCTOBER [

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ROSWELL VISUAL STAN MCCOLLUM CRAZY CUBAN GEORGIA TECH 070 ARTS CENTER & 071 GALLERY 072 SANDWICH SHOP 073 HOTEL AND GALLERY CONFERENCE OCT 10–NOV 22 OCT 11, 11AM–3PM CENTER OCT 10–NOV 21 Not My Enemy: People Atlanta Roller Girls OCT 11 Roswell Photo Society from Pakistan, Cambodia Work by Kevin Borke, Jennifer 18th Annual Open Photo- and East Ukraine Fairchild-Pierce, Tim Moxley, Aldo ACP Portfolio Review graphy Exhibit, Juried by Work by John E. Ramspott Ramirez Through a juried review of all the Billy Howard Ramspott has photographed A single afternoon of the “Best applicants, 51 photographers were This is the 18th year that the people in their native countries Shots” of the year. Featuring selected to participate. These Roswell Photographic Society is looking beyond the labels and action shots, portraits, video, photographers will discuss their sponsoring an open photography hyperbole, only at the human and live appearances. portfolios with a distinguished exhibit, with more than $2,000 being. panel of reviewers. LOCATION prize money. For important information about OPENING RECEPTION 290 14th Street NW this event, please see page 29. ARTISTS RECEPTION Fri, Oct 10, 7–9pm Atlanta, GA 30318 Fri, Oct 10, 7–9pm A Sat: 11am–3pm LOCATION LOCATION 800 Spring Street NW M (404) 607-7348 LOCATION 1000 Marietta Street, Suite 122 Atlanta, GA 30308 Roswell Area Park Atlanta, GA 30318 10495 Woodstock Road M (404) 347-0944 stanmccollumgallery.com Roswell, GA 30075 A Wed–Sat: 12–5pm roswellphotosociety.org A M (404) 565-5161 t Mon–Fri: 9:30am–6pm M (770) 594-6122 58 [ OCTOBER 11–16 ]

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GEORGIA TECH THE PLAZA SAVANNAH WING & A 074 HOTEL AND 075 THEATER 076 COLLEGE OF 077 PRAYER STUDIO CONFERENCE ART & DESIGN CENTER OCT 14, 7–9:30PM OCT 16–18 OCT 15, 7–8:30PM OCT 11, 6–8PM Greg Gorman— I Can’t See the Forest One Photographer’s Life ACP Lecture Series: for the Trees ACP Portfolio Walk Work by Greg Gorman Kahn & Selesnick Work by Corinne Adams & Reception Greg Gorman, Canon Explorer of Kahn & Selesnick create work Forests. Deep-rooted symbolism. You are invited to view the work of Light, discusses and shows work that’s as boldly imaginative as it is The trees within. Mysterious and the 51 photographers who came from four decades of creating fine grounded by fact. For more infor- constantly changing. To see a tree... from all over the United States to art and celebrity portraits. mation about this lecture, please participate in the ACP Portfolio see page 31. LOCATION Reviews. LOCATION 3725 Powers Ferry Road, NW LOCATION For important information about 1049 Ponce de Leon Avenue Atlanta, GA 30342 Atlanta, GA 30306 4C Event Space A this event, please see page 30. 1600 Peachtree Street Thu: 2–4pm asmpatlanta.org Fri, Sat: 10am–4pm LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30309 A Tue: 7–9:30pm M (678) 576-4450 800 Spring Street NW Atlanta, GA 30308 M (404) 931-9581 M (404) 347-0944 t 59 ] OCTOBER 16–17 16–17 OCTOBER [

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ATLANTA WHITESPACE 078 SPEECH SCHOOL 079 GALLERY 080 STUDIO 905 ON JUNIPER OCT 16, 5:30–7:30PM OCT 16–NOV 21 OCT 17–NOV 15 Atlanta Speech School Creole World Uncommon Beauty Photography Work by Richard Sexton Work by Thomas Dodd, Nate Dorn, Gillian Duckett, Max Eremine, Craig Work by Jack Zimmermann, Creole World is a complex, Gum, Chilly O, Joey Randell, Al Thumann, Ray Vargas, Brent Walker Speech School Students multi-layered photo essay A group exhibition featuring photography that challenges the commonly A special reception and exhibition linking New Orleans with its held conceptions of what society deems “beautiful.” of the work of Jack Zimmerman, cultural kin farther south. and also of Atlanta Speech School OPENING RECEPTION students. OPENING RECEPTION Fri, Oct 17, 6–10pm Thu, Oct 16, 7–10pm LOCATION PANEL DISCUSSION 3160 Northside Parkway NW ARTIST’S TALK Sat, Oct 18, 1–3pm Atlanta, GA 30327 Sat, Nov 22, 2–5pm The artists of the exhibit discuss current societal perceptions atlantaspeechschool.org LOCATION of beauty as well as its changing standards throughout. M (404) 233-5332 814 Edgewood Avenue LOCATION Atlanta, GA 30307 905 Juniper Street NE, Unit 109 whitespace814.com Atlanta, GA 30309 A Wed–Fri: 11am–5pm studio905onjuniper.com Sat: 11am–5pm A Fri, Sat: 1–7pm, or by appointment t M (404) 688-1892 M (404) 432-0073 60 [ OCTOBER 18 ]

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PIEDMONT PARK ARNIKA DAWKINS 081 MASON MURER FINE ART 082 COMMUNITY 083 GALLERY CENTER OCT 17, 6:30–10PM OCT 18–NOV 22 OCT 18, 10AM–1PM ACP Photography Auction Builder Levy - Photographer Join Honorary Chairperson and award-winning designer Vern Yip along My Atlanta Exhibition Work by Builder Levy with our distinguished auctioneer, Denise Bethel of Sotheby’s on Friday This is an opportunity for photog- Arnika Dawkins Gallery is pleased October 17 at the ninth annual ACP Photography Auction! Proceeds from raphers of all ages and levels of to present Builder Levy – Photog- this fun, elegant evening support ACP’s diverse programming throughout experience to exhibit their work rapher; a stunning retrospective the year. We look forward to seeing you for cocktails, dinner, and bidding! and compete for prizes. Please see of the past 50 years. 6:30, cocktails and silent auction page 24 for more information. OPENING RECEPTION 7:30, live auction and seated dinner LOCATION Sat, Oct 18, 10am For more information, please see page 32. 1071 Piedmont Avenue (Park Entrance at 12th Street) LOCATION BUY TICKETS Atlanta, GA 30309 4600 Cascade Road http://j.mp/ACPauction A Sat: 10am–1pm Atlanta, GA 30331 LOCATION M (404) 876-4024 adawkinsgallery.com 199 Armour Drive NE A Wed–Fri: 10am–4pm Atlanta, GA 30324 M (404) 333-0312 M (404) 879-1500 t 61 ] OCTOBER 18 OCTOBER [

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ATLANTA PUBLIC ARTISTS ATELIER 084 MULTIPLE LOCATIONS 085 LIBRARY 086 GALLERY AND STUDIO OCT 18, 11AM–4:30PM OCT 18–NOV 28 OCT 18, 2–4PM Self-Guided Photography Gallery Tours People of the World GALLERY TOURS! Work by Charles Cantey, Brenda AAC Photography Salon Celebration Show Opening Why not have an amazing Saturday and go on a tour of Atlanta’s Constan, Lynn Farmer, Eric Lu, photography galleries? Each of these galleries will have an open Arthur Ratliff, Jerry Williamson Work by Ruth Gogel house, refreshments, and a presentation just for you. This is a perfect Presenting New Zealand, Myanmar, The Artists Atelier and the Atlanta casual, special event to share with your family or friends, and you Peru, Cuba, China, and much of the Artists Center will open the Cel- can go at your own pace! All galleries will be open at 10 a.m. known world. ebration Show and honor volunteer photographer Ruth Gogel. LOCATION Central Library LOCATION 11:00AM 1:30PM 2:30PM 3:30PM One Margaret Mitchell Square 800 Miami Circle Artist Talk – Artist Talk – Artist Talk Curator/ Atlanta, GA 30303 Suite 200 Atlanta, GA 30324 Builder Levy Carolyn Carr HAGEDORN Director Talk AFPLS.org ARNIKA JACKSON FOUNDATION LUMIÉRE A Mon: 10am–5pm artistsatelier.com DAWKINS FINE ART GALLERY (ACP #21) Tue: 10am–7pm A Tue–Sat: 11am–5pm GALLERY (ACP #25) (ACP #18–20) 425 Peachtree Wed, Thu: 12–6pm (ACP #83) 3115 East 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue, Fri–Sun: 1–5pm M (404) 231-5999 4600 Cascade Shadowlawn Hills Avenue, Suite 29B, M (404) 730-1700 Road, Atlanta, Avenue, #25, Atlanta, Atlanta, GA GA 30331 Atlanta, GA GA 30305 30305 t 30305 62 [ OCTOBER 18–22 ] © LYLE ASHTON HARRIS / THOMAS THOMAS / HARRIS ASHTON LYLE © HARRIS ALLEN © SHANNON DAVIS & VIRGINIE KIPPELEN © TROY FARINA © LORRIE DALLEK

WOODLANDS LUCKIE STREET 087 GARDEN 088 GALLERY & 089 PB&J GALLERY 090 SCADSHOW STUDIOS OCT 18–31 OCT 18–NOV 21 OCT 22, 7–8:30PM OCT 18–NOV 6 urban wilderness + Nine: Lens Masters ACP Film Series: man-made nature Land & Sky Work by Bob Burkhardt, Lorrie Through a Lens Darkly Work by Shannon Davis, Work by Troy Farina Dallek, Robin Davis, Julian Dillard, The first documentary that DS Hathaway, Barry Noland, Ron Virginie Kippelen See what all the buzz is about explores how African-American Nuse, Joey Potter Exploring nature through two downtown. First Thursday Down- communities have used the opposite lenses. Nature redefined town Art Walk program director NINE: Lens Masters, an exhibition medium of photography to by human proximity and nature and photographer brings his featuring nine photographers span- construct political, aesthetic, manipulated by man to co-exist. style of landscape photography ning a diverse field ranging from and cultural representations to a unique venue in the heart of figurative to mixed media. of themselves and their OPENING RECEPTION the city. world. Please see page 33 Sat, Oct 18, 4–6pm OPENING RECEPTION for more information. OPENING RECEPTION Sat, Oct 18, 7–10pm LOCATION LOCATION Sat, Oct 18, 7–11pm 932 Scott Boulevard LOCATION 173 14th Street NE Decatur, GA 30030 LOCATION 35 Howard Street SE Atlanta, GA 30309 Atlanta , GA 30317 woodlandsgarden.org 117 Luckie Street scad.edu/life/buildings- Atlanta , GA 30303 pbjart.com and-facilities/scadshow A Mon–Sun: 6am–8pm farinaphoto.com A Thu–Sat: 12–5pm M (404) 373-2222 M (404) 734-4142 M (404) 606-1856 t 63 ] OCTOBER 23–25 OCTOBER [ © GRACIELA ITURBIDE, “OUR ITURBIDE, GRACIELA © IGUANAS” THE OF LADY © LINDA COSTA CHERANICHIT © KENDRA ELISE CONNALLY © ACP

WOODRUFF AVIATION THE LOVETT PIEDMONT PARK 091 ARTS CENTER 092 COMMUNITY 093 SCHOOL 094 COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTER CENTER OCT 23, 7–8:30PM OCT 25, 9AM–5PM OCT 24–FEB 20, 2015 OCT 25, 10AM–1PM ACP Lecture Series Presents: Tintype Workshop Graciela Iturbide Transcend Work by Kendra Elise Connally My Atlanta Exhibition Featuring work by: Graciela Iturbide Work by Linda Costa Cheranichit One-day tintype workshop open to This is an opportunity for photog- Widely celebrated as among the Brazilian light painting photog- all skill levels. Full use of supplies. raphers of all ages and levels of most significant contemporary rapher Linda Costa Cheranichit Cameras and lunch provided. experience to exhibit their work photographers of Mexico, Graciela tackles complex memories of and compete for prizes. Please see Iturbide has developed a rich body flight and her childhood migra- LOCATION page 24 for more information. of work over four decades, inspired tion to the USA. 4075 Paces Ferry Road NW This is the last day of the exhibition, largely by a fascination with every- Atlanta, GA 30327 when artists are encouraged to day life in her home country. Please LOCATION lovett.org come and pick-up their work. see page 34 for more information. 3900 Aviation Circle NW Atlanta, GA 30336 M (404) 262-3032 LOCATION LOCATION fultonarts.org 1071 Piedmont Avenue Rich Theatre (Park Entrance at 12th Street) 1280 Peachtree Street NE M (404) 612-8600 Atlanta, GA 30309 Atlanta, GA 30309 A Sat: 10am–1pm M (404) 876-4024 t 64 [ OCTOBER 25 – NOVEMBER 15

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OCT 24, 7–8:30PM OCT 30, 6–9PM NOV 15–DEC 20 ] OCT 25, 2–4PM ACP Spotlight Presents: ACP Closing Party with View From The Street ACP Collaboration: Digital An Evening With the Bitter #weloveatl & New Belgium Work by Berenice Abbott, Harold Diaspora Family Reunion Southerner Brewing Feinstein, Pirkle Jones, Vivian Maier A companion to the filmThrough a Work by Aaron Coury, Amanda At Ponce City Market, where Iconic images from Harold Fein- Lens Darkly: Black Photographers Greene, Zach Wolfe #weloveatl’s gallery exhibition will stein, Berenice Abbott, and Pirkle and the Emergence of a People, As part of ACP’s effort to highlight be enjoying a month-long run, ACP Jones—as well as newly released please see page 35 for more Atlanta-based photographers, An is pleased to celebrate the closing Vivian Maier photographs. information. Evening With The Bitter Southerner of this year’s festival with Atlanta’s best hashtag & New Belgium Brew- LOCATION LOCATION will weave together great people, fascinating stories, and fine pho- ing. For more information, please 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue NE 760 10th Street NW tography. Please see page 36 for see page 28. Building 5, Suite 29B Atlanta, GA 30318 Atlanta, GA 30305 more information. LOCATION westsideartscenter.com lumieregallery.net LOCATION 650 North Ave NE A Tue–Sat: 10am–4pm 887 W. Marietta St. NW, Studio E Atlanta, GA 30308 Atlanta, GA 30318 M (404) 261-6100 bigstudiorental.com t 65 ] “ACP has matured STAFF into one of the city’s Amy Miller important arts orga- Executive Director DONATE Michael David Murphy nizations. (Grass) Program Manager rooted in the com- We understand you! 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ALSO A GREAT, BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR VOLUNTEERS! ACP COULD NOT HAPPEN WITHOUT YOU. t 67 ] BUCKHEAD The Showcase School Atlanta Public Library . . . . . 085 of Photography ...... 068 Artists Atelier of Atlanta . . . 040, 086 Susan Todd-Raque LLC . . . . . 015 Atlanta Artists Center ...... 055 EMORY/VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS The Swan Coach House Gallery . . 027 Atlanta Photography Callanwolde Fine Arts Center . . 026 Group Gallery ...... 032 Unitarian Universalist The Plaza Theater ...... 075

VENUE INDEX VENUE Congregation of Atlanta . . . . . 043

[ Atlanta Speech School ...... 078 Ventulett Gallery at BEE ...... 041 Holy Innocents Church . . . . . 003 GWINNETT/DULUTH The Buckhead Library ...... 059 Wing & A Prayer Studio . . . . . 077 Greater North Fulton Church of the Atonement . . . . 060 Chamber of Commerce . . . . . 008 Digital Arts Studio ...... 061 DECATUR/OAKHURST Further Polycontemporary . . . 030 INMAN PARK/OLD FOURTH WARD Atlanta Friends Meeting . . . . 052 Goldstein Dental Center . . . . . 037 Atlanta Beltline’s Eastside Trail . 004 Decatur Book Festival . . . . . 007 Hagedorn Foundation Gallery L1 ...... 058 Karvana ...... 062 Gallery . . . . 018, 019, 020, 051, 084 Ponce City Market Gallery . . . 053, 097 Tudor Square Event Space . . . 034 Jackson Fine Art ...... 025, 084 whitespace ...... 079 Woodlands Garden ...... 087 The Lovett School ...... 093 Lumiere ...... 021, 084, 098 LITTLE FIVE POINTS/EAST DOWNTOWN Mason Murer ATLANTA/CANDLER PARK Fine Art ...... 028, 029, 031, 081 Luckie Street Gallery & Studios . 088 First Existentialist Pace Academy - Fine Arts Center 049 Opal Gallery ...... 054 Congregation of Atlanta . . . . 035 Portfolio Center ...... 069 National Center for pb&j gallery ...... 089 Civil and Human Rights . . . . . 065 Showcase Photo & Video . . . . 056 t 68 [ VENUE INDEX XChange Gallery at Roswell Visual Arts Center Arts Clayton Gallery ...... 050 The Arts Exchange ...... 013 & Gallery, Roswell Area Park . . .070 Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson Airport - Central Atrium . . . . .010 MIDTOWN WESTSIDE/PHOTO DISTRICT College Park Main 1280 Gallery ...... 044 Sandler Hudson Gallery ...... 011 Street Train Depot ...... 046

Crazy Cuban Steve Mckenzie’s ...... 047 Georgia Perimeter College . .017, 036 ] Sandwich Shop ...... 072 Arnall Golden Gregory ...... 048 Dashboard Co-Op ...... 067 Fay Gold Gallery ...... 045 OUTSIDE METRO ATLANTA Georgia Tech Hotel Stan McCollum Gallery ...... 071 Booth Western Art Museum . . . 009 and Conference Center . . . 073, 074 Big Studio ...... 096 The Cochran Gallery ...... 066 High Museum of Art . . . . .001, 002 Westside Cultural Arts Center . . 095 Concord Arts ...... 022 Paris on Ponce ...... 042 The Lamar Dodd Art Center . . . 005 Piedmont Park ONLINE Lamar Dodd School Community Center ...... 033 of Art Galleries ...... 012 pauljusticephotograph.com . . . 039 Savannah College A Novel Experience ...... 024 of Art & Design ...... 076 R Alexander Fine Art ...... 016 SCADshow ...... 090 OTHER METRO ATLANTA Reinhardt University ...... 014 Studio 905 on Juniper ...... 080 30 Trammell Street ...... 038 R.F. Strickland Center . . . .022, 023 Woodruff Arts Center ...... 091 Arnika Dawkins Gallery . . .083, 084 Shorter Arnold Art Gallery . . . .063 Aviation Community The Whiskey Bonding Barn . . . 022 ROSWELL/ALPHARETTA Cultural Center ...... 092 Anna Lees Restaurant ...... 006 The Art Place - Mountain View . . 064

t 69 ] A C David Dobbs ...... 056 Aleta Aaron ...... 059 Charles Cantey ...... 085 Thomas Dodd ...... 080 Berenice Abbott ...... 098 Carolyn Carr ...... 084 Nate Dorn ...... 080 Corinne Adams ...... 077 Debora Cartagena ...... 061 Stephanie Dowda ...... 048 Ansel Adams ...... 021 Stan Clay ...... 008 Gillian Duckett ...... 080 Aint-Bad Magazine ...... 067 Cobb Photographic Society . . . . . 064 James Duckworth ...... 008 ARTIST INDEX ARTIST

[ Steve Aishman ...... 018 Carolyn Coburn-Allen ...... 052 Judith Dunne ...... 059 Rinne Allen ...... 012 Kendra Elise Connally ...... 093 Celia Durand ...... 006 H. Gay Allen ...... 059 Brenda Constan ...... 085 Harriet Dye ...... 061 Sandrine Arons ...... 030 Myrtie Cope ...... 061 Linda Costa Cheranichit ...... 092 E B Aaron Coury ...... 053, 096 Max Eremine ...... 080 Peter Bahouth ...... 051 Connie G Cross ...... 046 McNair Evans ...... 023, 066 Brandon Barr ...... 053 Mary Bartlett ...... 052 D F Anne Berry ...... 005 Cheryl D’Amato ...... 059 Jennifer Fairchild-Pierce ...... 072 Dawoud Bey ...... 002 Paul H. D’Amato ...... 059 Troy Farina ...... 088 Kevin Borke ...... 072 Lorrie Dallek ...... 089 Lynn Farmer ...... 085 BPG Members ...... 09 Robin Davis ...... 089 Harold Feinstein ...... 098 Ron Brasfield ...... 006, 008 Shannon Davis ...... 087 Andrea Ferrard ...... 008 Cindy Brown ...... 061 Nathan Dean ...... 059 David Foster ...... 052 Christopher Bucklow ...... 002 Decatur Digital Gail Foster ...... 016 Wynn Bullock ...... 001, 021 Photography Meetup ...... 035 David L. Foster ...... 059 Lucinda Weil Bunnen ...... 031 Margery Diamond ...... 006 Bob Burkhardt ...... 089 Mario DiGirolamo ...... 056 G Julian Dillard ...... 042, 089 Sheri Garza Pope ...... 061 t Bobi Dimond ...... 061 Louise George ...... 059 70 [ ARTIST INDEX Jennifer Giliberto ...... 061 Kara Johnson ...... 052 Dan May ...... 052 Bojana Ginn ...... 027 Al Johnson ...... 056, 059 Marc McElhaney ...... 043 Joyce Glass ...... 006, 008 Pirkle Jones ...... 098 Steve McKenzie ...... 047 Ruth Gogel ...... 061, 086 Paul Justice ...... 039 Mary Rosevear McNeal ...... 008 David Goldsmith ...... 056 Carolyn Meltzer ...... 061 Cary Goldstein ...... 037 K Elizabeth Michels ...... 006 ] Roy Gordon ...... 008 Jan Kapoor ...... 061 Arno Rafael Minkkinen ...... 045 Greg Gorman ...... 075 Jay Kaufman ...... 006 Rusty Miller ...... 015 Stan Greenberg ...... 043 Jane Robbins Kerr ...... 060 Jeffrey Mitchell ...... 006, 008 Amanda Greene ...... 096 Andre Kertesz ...... 021 Chris Mitts ...... 061 Steve Grundy ...... 008 Virginie Kippelen ...... 087 Janerio Morgan ...... 043 Valerie Gruner ...... 061 Lynne Klein ...... 061 Tim Moxley ...... 053, 072 Craig Gum ...... 080 Judy Kuniansky ...... 046 Vik Muniz ...... 002 Niki Murphy ...... 006, 008, 061 H L Frank Hamrick ...... 036 Michael Lachowski ...... 012 N Todd Hanes ...... 008 Dorthea Lange ...... 021 Katie Nelson ...... 041 DS Hathaway ...... 089 Builder Levy ...... 084 Arnold Newman ...... 021 Chuck Hayes ...... 006 Diane Liebeskind ...... 056 Barry Noland ...... 089 Ellen Hayes ...... 061 Eric Lu ...... 085 Ronald Nuse ...... 052 Margaret Hiden ...... 029 Ron Nuse ...... 089 David Hockney ...... 002 M Steve Hogben ...... 056 Scott MacInnis ...... 006 O Joe Hoyle ...... 059 Vivian Maier ...... 098 Chilly O ...... 080 Larry Marchant ...... 056 Daryl O’Hare ...... 006, 008 J Carl Martin ...... 012, 054 Linda Omelianchuk ...... 047 Deborah James ...... 006 t 71 ] P Peter Schantz ...... 052 V Brad Perkins ...... 006, 008 Jan Schefstad ...... 006, 008 Ruud van Empel ...... 025 Maureen Anne Petrilli ...... 061 Cy Matthews Semrau ...... 038 Ray Vargas ...... 080 Joey Potter ...... 089 Espe Semrau ...... 038 Chris Verene ...... 054 Gittel Price ...... 006, 061 Richard Sexton ...... 079 Lesley Ann Price ...... 061 Mike Shaefer ...... 043 W ARTIST INDEX ARTIST

[ Gittel Price ...... 008 Nafisa Valita Shariff ...... 059 Brent Walker ...... 080 Marla Puziss ...... 052 H. Jennings Sheffield ...... 029 Al Weber ...... 021 Ron Sherman ...... 056 Ansley West Rivers ...... 058 R Showcase School Students ...... 068 Edward Weston ...... 021 Tricia Raffensperger ...... 006, 008 Southeastern Photo Society . . . . . 034 Lee Anne White ...... 061 Aldo Ramirez ...... 072 Speech School Students ...... 078 WhiteRabbitCreative John E. Ramspott ...... 071 Guillermo Srodek-Hart . . . . . 020, 084 Photography ...... 062 Joey Randell ...... 080 Don Stephens ...... 056 Jerry Williamson ...... 085 Linda Rathke ...... 061 Russell Streur ...... 059 Dan Winters ...... 069 Arthur Ratliff ...... 085 Marilyn Suriani ...... 003 Michelle Wittmer Grabowski . . . . . 006 Van Redmond ...... 006, 008 Zach Wolfe ...... 096 Residents of College Park ...... 046 T Women in Focus ...... 028 Wayne Robinson ...... 056 T.G. Tarnowski ...... 063 Alexander Rodchenko ...... 021 The Arts Exchange Z Chuck Rogers ...... 056 Studio Artists ...... 013 Wenxin Zhang ...... 058 Claire Rosen ...... 019 Cole Thomas ...... 059 Jack Zimmerman ...... 078 Mary Rosevear McNeal ...... 006 P. Seth Thompson ...... 011 Viktor Zyryanov ...... 026 Libby Rowe ...... 029 Al Thumann ...... 080 Saul Torres ...... 059

S Meryl Truett ...... 024 t Pamela Sale ...... 006 Shelia Turner ...... 046 72