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Naomi Harris CV Naomi Harris [email protected] BOOKS 2011 California Dreaming, Editions Intervalles a collection of photos by Naomi Harris and interviews by Yann Perreau of immigrants who moved to LA in search of their American dream, published by Editions Intervalles 2010 America Swings, TASCHEN Books (trade edition) Edited by Dian Hanson and interviewed by Richard Prince 2008 America Swings, TASCHEN Books (limited edition) Edited by Dian Hanson and interviewed by Richard Prince 2007 Image Makers, Image Takers, Thames & Hudson written by Anne-Celine Jaeger The New Erotic Photography, TASCHEN a collection of erotic photographers edited by Dian Hanson and Eric Kroll SELECTED EXHIBITIONS SOLO 2015, “EUSA,” Curated by Claire Sykes, Circuit Gallery, Toronto, Canada 2015, “EUSA,” Athens Photo Festival, Athens, Greece 2015, “EUSA,” Fotofestiwal, International Festival of Photography in Lodz, Poland 2013, “Oh Canada,” Francophonie Festival, Alliance Française, High Commission of Canada, Pretoria, South Africa 2012, “Shaping Canada: Exploring Our Cultural Landscapes,” Canadian Immigration Museum at Pier 21, Halifax, Canada 2012, “Oh Canada,” Month of Photography 5, Cape Town, South Africa 2010, “We Are All Fanatics,” Levi’s Photo Workshop, New York, NY, USA 2010, “America Swings,” GetxoPhoto Festival, Getxo, Spain 2009, “America Swings,” Galleri Kontrast, Stockholm, Sweden 2008, "America Swings," M+B Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, USA 2008, "America Swings," Phillips de Pury, New York, NY, USA 2005, “White Picket Fences – Swinging in Suburbia,” Fotofestiwal, Lodz, Poland 2004, “American Swinger,” Jack the Pelican Presents, Brooklyn, NY, USA 2004, “Haddon Hall Hotel,” Pikto Gallery, Toronto, Canada, Feature in the Contact Photo Festival GROUP 2014, “The Taste of Seduction,” Curated by Catherine Johnson-Roehr, The Kinsey Institute, Bloomington, IN, USA 2011, “You are Making Me Uncomfortable,” Curated by Kimberly Thomas, Eisentrager-Howard Gallery, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, USA 2011, “Fuck Pretty,” Curated by Angela Featherstone, Bermans Gallery C2, Los Angeles, CA, USA 2011, “No Direction Home,” Curated by Stacy Arezou Mehrfar, Depot II Gallery, Sydney, Australia 2010, “The Naked Truth,” Curated by Ruben Natel-San Miguel. Hous Projects, New York, NY, USA 2010, “NOW Auction,” Phillips de Pury, New York, NY, USA 2009, “Fresh! Silent Auction,” Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA, USA 2008, “Yard Sale!,” Sara Tecchia Roma New York, New York, NY, USA 2008, “Click Chicks + : mostly women photographers,” Dallas Contemporary, Dallas, TX, USA 2007, “Kinsey Confidential,” The Kinsey Institute, Bloomington, IN, USA 2006, “Woman: Self Portrait,” Kashya Hildebrand Gallery, New York, NY USA 2005, “Schweppes Photographic Portrait Prize 2005,” National Portrait Gallery, London, UK 2004, “World Press Photo – Joop Swart Masterclass,” Foam, Fotografiemusem Amsterdam, NL GRANTS & AWARDS 2012 Recipient of New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Fellowship in the category of Photography 2012 Recipient of the Canada Council for the Arts Long-Term Career Advancement Grant 2012 Artist in Residence at Terra Nova National Park in Newfoundland, Canada awarded by The Rooms Gallery and Parks Canada 2009 Recipient of Canada Council for the Arts Grant, Visual Arts Section 2009 Short listed for Photo Book Award at New York Photo Festival for “America Swings” 2005 Finalist for Schweppes Photographic Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery in London, England 2005 Participated in CENTER’s Review Santa Fe 2004 Participant of the World Press Joop Swart Masterclass in Amsterdam 2003 Received the Gold Award in Photojournalism from the National Magazine Awards Foundation (Canada) 2002 One of the “30 Emerging Photographers To Watch” as selected by Photo District News 2001 Winner of the International Prize for Young Photojournalism presented by Agfa -Das Bildforum, Germany 2001 Finalist for the W. Eugene Smith Award for Huministic Photography, USA 2001 Honorable Mention for Yann Geffroy Award presented by Grazia Neri Agency, Italy EDUCATION International Center of Photography, New York, NY, USA September 1997 - June 1998 Photojournalism and Documentary Photography York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada September 1993 - April 1997 BFA (Honours), Double major - Visual Arts and Psychology .
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