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April 16, 2024 – yes is the only living thing is included in Traces, an artist book/zine exhibition produced by Field Projects in New York. Curator Angelica Aranda writes:
The word “trace” suggests a sense of neutrality regarding the categorization of imprints others have left on us and the imprints we may leave on others. A term that can be applied to both positive or negative connections to past events, but always declares the presence of some sort of lasting impression. The word trace also suggests the ability to track the source of a connection. Traces encapsulate these various impressions resulting from a variety of life events inflicted upon our artists. The trace of a lost loved one, a traumatic childhood, or the trace of leaving (or losing) a home are just a few examples of the body of work exhibited. What traces do we carry and what traces are we actively creating for others in the present time? I invite the viewer to absorb each artwork with the understanding of the human inability to forget. This collection displays a wide variety of experiences, some positive, some negative, and some bittersweet, but all undeniably present.
The exhibition runs from April 30th – May 5th with a closing reception on Saturday, May 4th.
April 1, 2024 – I’m excited to participate in this year’s Washington Project for the Arts Collectors’ Night Auction again this year. Bald Cypress, New Orleans, LA (29°58’51.4″N, 90°06’37.7″W) is a new piece from my current project exploring vulnerable landscapes and life-sustaining practices during a climate emergency. The work will be available for bidding on Artsy from April 19th – May 4th.
January 7, 2024 – First project for the new year is a good website refresh!
January 1, 2024 – After a busy past year, I’m happy to be back in the studio working (slowly) on a number of different projects. A huge thank you to the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities for their support this year with a 2024 DCCAH Artist Fellowship.
June 17, 2023 – After seven months of weekly photography workshops, Street Sense Media’s first photography publication has arrived.
A special shout out to all the artist/vendors at SSM, to Emily Fussner for the amazing publication design direction, and to Maria Lares for co-leading the weekly workshops with me. Thank you as well to the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities for the funding that made this project possible.
January 1, 2023 – I’ve shared 9 images from 2022 up on Instagram. In some ways, 2022 was a quieter year in the studio and in other ways, it was one of the fullest; a solid reminder that work happens in many different forms and is never linear. Happy new year!
October 21, 2022 – Thank you to Madeline Locke for including my work in this year’s Hickok Cole Art Month. The work is available online through Thursday the 27th and proceeds benefit Washington Project for the Arts and participating artists.
June 24, 2022 – Fragile Beauty was reviewed in The Washington Post. Check it out online here.
June 2, 2022 – I’m super excited to moderate a Film and Flood Resilience panel with artist Bahar Yürükoğlu, DC Department of Energy & Environment Equity and Engagement Program Analyst Allyson Criner Brown, and New Orleans architectural designer and planner Jaime Ramiro (Rami) Diaz as part of the programming for DC Commission on the Art & Humanities’ Fragile Beauty exhibition.
March 1, 2022 – I’m very excited to have an image from New Orleans accepted to Fragile Beauty, an upcoming exhibition at the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities focusing around the theme of environmental justice. The exhibition will run from May 9th to July 1st.
October 27, 2021 – The annual fall photography exhibit at Studio Gallery in Washington, DC is back this year and I’ve made a book featuring a mix of polaroids shot at home during the early months of the pandemic and digital images made at night when I returned home after 62 weeks away. Emergence runs from October 27th – November 20th.
October 21, 2021 – Thank you to Hickok Cole and Washington Project for the Arts for including my work in Hickok Cole Art Month again this year along with so many super talented DC area artists. The work is available online through Thursday the 28th and proceeds benefit Washington Project for the Arts and participating artists.
October 12, 2021 – I have two images in the online exhibit for DC Art Now 2021 featuring selected work by finalists for the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities Art Bank Program grant. It’s available for viewing online through November 19th.
June 3, 2021 – I’m honored to have two of my images from Paros, Greece included in Issue 02 from Goldenrod Editions. I was totally blown away by their first publication and how they do such a stellar job sequencing the images. Check it out and order your copy today.
February 28, 2021 – I’m looking forward to having three images from WDC:8 x 10 in an exhibition featuring photographs in the DC Art Bank Collection. Curated by Sarah Gordan, Our City, Ourselves: Women Photograph Washington runs from March 29th – May 21st with an opening event on Tuesday, March 30th. Due to Covid-19, the exhibition and event are online.
January 2, 2021 – I’m excited to have work published in Hazey by Fifth Wheel Press. Thank you to the editors for making this publication possible!
November 1, 2020 – Our final Sparkplug exhibit opens on November 14th at DC Arts Center. Curated by Fabiola R. Delgado, States of Being offers metaphorical interpretations of Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle and the sociological term “Liquid Modernity” coined by Sociologist/Philosopher Zygmunt Bauman, discussing the profound impact of an under-defined and fluid state of life. The exhibit is up through February 7th.
Check out our artist talks online here and read about the exhibit here in The Washington Post.
October 20, 2020 – I am honored to be selected as one of the 2021 Artist Fellows by the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities (DCCAH). Many thanks to DCCAH for their continued support.
September 20, 2020 – I’ll be giving an artist talk for American University’s PhoCo At Home Artist Series on Zoom on Wednesday, September 30th at 8pn EST. The talk is open to all and more info up here.
July 20, 2020 – I’m excited to have work published in Issue 01 by Goldenrod Editions. Thank you to the editors for making these publications possible!
May 26, 2020 – Thank you to Halcyon and Monochrome Collective for selecting four images from the Night series for the By The People x Monochrome Virtual Art Fair 2020 starting June 28th.
May 12, 2020 – Due to Covid-19, WPA’s annual Collectors’ Night has moved online. Check out the catalogue online here.
March 15, 2020 – Due to Covid-19, my two-person exhibit with Chris Prosser at Gallery 42 at the University of the District of Columbia has been cancelled.
February 20, 2020 – I’m excited to be exhibiting some recent Night images in the Katzen Rotunda at American University along with my colleagues in the AU Photo Department. Come check out the work between now and March 4, 2020.
January 28, 2020 – Save the date for an upcoming book talk for yes is the only living thing at Jackson Art Center on Sunday, February 23rd at 2pm. I’ll be in conversation with curator Nathalie von Veh.
January 25, 2020 – Two photographs from a new series of work have been selected for inclusion in Washington Project for the Art’s annual Collectors’ Night taking place Saturday, April 25th.
January 23, 2020 – I am excited to announce that my night shots will be featured in two upcoming zines: I Can Hear The Road Call by Sad Bird Press and Volume 1 by Soft Lightning Studio. Thank you to the editors for selecting the work and I can’t wait to see the zines in print!
October 28, 2019 – I am excited to participate in Captured Light: Current Photographic Processes, BlackRock Center for the Arts’ regional photography exhibition, juried by Nate Larson. The show runs from November 16th – December 21st with an opening reception on Saturday, November 16th.
October 1, 2019 – I am excited to announce that I have once again received an Artist Fellowship Grant from the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities. A huge thank you to DCCAH for their continued support and I’m looking forward to the upcoming year in the studio. I’m honored to be in such talented company.
September 15, 2019 – I’m looking forward to participating again in Lost/Found, this year’s annual group photography exhibit at Studio Gallery in Washington, DC. The show will run from October 30th – November 23rd with an First Friday opening on Friday, November 1st. Thank you to curators Iwan Bagus, Leena Jayaswal, and Steven Marks for inviting me to participate again this year.
Read about the exhibit here in The Washington Post.
August 20, 2019 – An image from yes is the only living thing was selected for inclusion in Transformer’s 16th Annual Silent Auction & Benefit Party, taking place Saturday, October 26, 2019 at The Corcoran School of the Arts & Design.
May 23, 2019 – I’m super excited to announce the release of my upcoming photobook yes is the only living thing. I have a number of upcoming events this summer including:
June 22nd: book launch and conversation with Jayme McLellan (Washington, DC)
July 5th: opening reception for solo exhibit at Maine College of Art (Portland, ME)
August 1st: artist talk and book signing with Julie Poitras Santos and Katarina Weslien (Portland, ME)
August 2nd: First Friday reception for solo exhibit at Maine College of Art (Portland, ME)
August 8th: artist talk and book signing with Kathy Hoffman (Dublin, NH)
A huge thank you to all who helped make this book, especially Michel Droge for printing the cover, Aura Kanegis for designing the cover with me, Annie Mahon for talking with me, Jayme McLellan for helping me pull it all together, Julie Poitras Santos for writing the text, and Anna Rutenbeck for editing the images.
You can learn more about the book, online here.
April 26, 2019 – I’ll be supporting two great non-profits at their annual special event fundraisers. First up is Washington Project for the Arts’ Collectors’ Night on Saturday, May 4th. Funds raised from the event will go to funding WPA’s exhibitions and programs, including artist honorariums. I’ll also have two images up in Maine College of Art’s COLLECT: Summer Art Sale running from June 27 – 29 with proceeds benefiting MECA’s scholarship fund.
February 20, 2019 – The first show of our Sparkplug group opens this week at DC Arts Center. Curated by Karen Joan Topping, Light Liminal illustrates how these ten artists literally and symbolically employ light and darkness in painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography. The opening reception is on Friday, February 22nd from 7-9pm and on the Artist/Curator Talk is scheduled for Sunday, March 17th at 5pm.
Read about the exhibit here in The Washington Post.
January 30, 2019 – I’m so very excited to announce the upcoming release of my new book project, yes is the only living thing, this summer. The book features all 76 images from the series, a collection of poems by Julie Poitras Santos, and a conversation with Annie Mahon.
Stay tuned for more info on book launch events in DC and Maine this summer, and check out some behind-the-scene shots of the process over on Instagram.
January 1, 2019 – I’m excited to join DCAC’s Sparkplug Collective for 2019-2020. I’ll be exhibiting some recent work in the collective group show from February 22 – March 24.
December 5, 2018 – Louis Jacobson includes NARRATIVE at Studio Gallery as one of The Best Photo Exhibits of 2018 in his annual listing for The City Paper.
November 15, 2018 – Come on out to Jackson Art Center on December 1st for our fall open studios event. Details online here.
October 25, 2018 – I am looking forward to participating in two upcoming groups shows this fall. The first is at Studio Gallery in Dupont Circle and runs from October 31st through December 1st with an opening reception on Friday, November 2nd.
I will also be participating in the Faculty & Staff Exhibit at Montgomery College in Silver Spring, MD. This exhibit runs from December 3rd through January 25th with an opening reception on Thursday, December 6th.
October 1, 2018 – I am excited to announce that I have once again received an Artist Fellowship Grant from the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities. A huge thank you to DCCAH for their continued support and I’m looking forward to the upcoming year in the studio.
July 14, 2018 – I signed a lease today on a new studio space in the Jackson Art Center, and am definitely excited to have such an awesome space to do my work. Stay tune for fall open studios in November.
July 11, 2018 – It’s been a busy start to the summer working on several projects. In May, I was traveling and shooting quite a bit for the Nights series. Much of my summer studio time is focused on turning yes is the only living thing into a book project. Follow along on Instagram to see behind-the-scenes of the process.
April 5, 2018 – I recently returned from New Orleans where I continued to work on my new darkroom series exploring the intersections of place and coastal climate change. I’ll be processing and printing the images in the coming weeks.
February 15, 2018 – Five images from yes is the only living thing have been selected for the Washington Project for the Arts Annual Gala. A huge thanks to WPA and the Art Committee for selecting my work. Details online here.
October 21, 2017 – I recently began working on a new darkroom series exploring the intersections of place and coastal climate change. Three images will be on display from October 25th – November 19th at Studio Gallery during their annual FotoWeek exhibition.
Read about the exhibit here in the Washington Post.
October 5, 2017 – A huge thank you to the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities for granting me a 2018 Artist Fellowship Award. I’m so grateful for their continued support and honored to be among such talented company.
September 14, 2017 – Over the summer, I worked with Contact High Project to produce an exhibition of iconic images and contact sheets from hip hop’s history. The exhibition is up at Photoville in NYC this month, and the project will be published by Random House next fall.
July 7, 2017 – It’s been a quiet, but productive year so far in the studio. I’ve continued to shoot quite a bit working on three different projects. In March, I wrote about photography, loss, and memory for a friend’s zine (yet to be published) and over the summer, I am beginning a book project with the work from All the Ways In.
I am also excited to be selected as an Artist in Residence at Phelps ACE High School through a new initiative between Washington Project for the Arts and the DC Public Schools. I’ll be working with the art department there this fall to lead a photography intensive.
October 26, 2016 – I recently completed a new project, The Day After the Week Before, which will be on display at the Studio Gallery during their annual FotoWeekDC group exhibit from October 26th – November 19th.
I will also be participating on a FotoWeekDC panel of November 13th following a screening of In Lorton’s Darkroom. Details online here.
October 6, 2016 – A huge thank you to the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities for awarding me a 2017 Artist Fellowship.
September 10, 2016 – Ten Miles Square was recently acquired by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities for their collection. It will be on display during the 202 Arts and Music Festival at Canal Park on September 10th.
August 1, 2016 – I’ll be taking over the Crusade for Art Instagram account this week. Follow along @crusade4art.
July 23, 2016 – After three years of photographing, I’m very excited for the first solo exhibit from All the Ways In. 27 photos are on display in the Kay Gallery at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown, MD.
The exhibition open on July 23rd and runs through August 27th with an open house and reception from 10am – 2pm on August 27th.
Read about the exhibit here in the Washington Post.
April 29, 2016 – I’m excited to participate in Sip and Paint: Van Gogh’s “The Starry Night” at the DC Arts Center. Curated by Tom Drymon, the show features 34 local artists taking on the iconic painting.
Read about the exhibit here in the Washington Post.
March 30, 2016 – Thank you to Sean Hennessey and Dave Mordini for inviting me to participate in a group show up at Otis Street Art Project. The show runs from April 2 – 30th with an opening reception on April 2nd.
I’ll have a photo from a small series, The Same Place, But Completely Different, that I shot in December 2015. For the past three summers, I have worked on a series titled All the Ways In, All the Ways Out where I photographed a small lake in southern New Hampshire. The photographs were taken during daylight on black & white film from the inside of the lake looking out. The Same Place, But Completely Different series returns to that lake, but captures it in a completely opposite fashion: digital color night photographs in the winter from the lake shore.
Exhibiting Artists: Zofie Lang, Christian Tribastone, Ceci Cole McInturff, Amy Hughes Braden, Jose Fernandez, Alexandra Silverthorne, Fallon Chase, Amber Robles-Gordon, Joan Belmar, Katie Pumphrey, Steven Durow, Jacqui Crocetta, and Stephanie Booth.
February 9, 2016 – A huge thank you to the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities for awarding me a 2016 Artist Fellowship.
November 16, 2015 – I’m super excited for the opening of drift at the College of Southern Maryland in La Plata, MD. I initially proposed the exhibition in January 2014 and nearly two years later, I’m happy to see it all come together. I’ll be giving an artist talk at 2:30pm on Tuesday, November 17th and the show runs till December 14, 2015. Click here for more info about the show and to see installation shots.
October 3, 2015 – I’m looking forward to participating in Photographers@Work at the Studio Gallery in Washington, DC. Curated by Iwan Bagus and Steven Marks, the exhibit will feature a behind-the-scenes look at the work by local photographers by exhibiting both final images and contact sheets. It opens on October 28th and will be on display through November 14th.
September 26, 2015 – Thank you to the folks at Gather Made Artist Collective for asking me to write a guest blog post for their site as well as take over their instagram for a week.
August 20, 2015 – New Landscape Photography is featuring several images from in absentia. Online here.
June 10, 2015 – I’m happy to announce that All the Ways In has been selected for a solo exhibit at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown, MD for 2016.
May 24, 2015 – In July, I will be exhibiting 8 images from in absentia at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, MD. Thank you to Fitzgerald Fine Arts for selecting the work. The work will be on display in Building 10 from July 11th – September 11th.
March 4, 2015 – Three photos from All the Ways In, All the Ways Out are in the Faculty Exhibition at the University of the District of Columbia. Stop by Gallery 42 between March 5th and March 31st to see the show.
January 1, 2015 – Just in time for the new year, I’ve re-designed and updated the website. I also have books and prints from the MidNights series on sale through the Washington Project for the Arts Artfile Online till the end of January.
August 24, 2014 – My work was featured on the 365 Artists 365 Days blog. Check it out online here.
May 20, 2014 – A proposal for a group exhibition I wrote was accepted for exhibition at the Tony Hungerford Memorial Gallery at the College of Southern Maryland. It will feature work by Caleb Charland, Candace Gaudiani, E. Brady Robinson, and Alexandra Silverthorne and will be on display in November 2015.
March 1, 2014 – That Which Is Remaining (In This Moment) and selections from Ten Miles Square were selected for And Then: varied approaches to narrative (curated by John Anderson) at Marlboro Gallery at Prince George’s Community College. The exhibition runs from March 4th – 31st.
Featured Artists: David Barr, chukwumaa, Jeffry Cudlin, Christopher Cunetto, Chandi Kelly, Marissa Long, Jonathan Monaghan, Lavar Munroe, Phyllis Plattner, Alexandra Silverthorne, Alan Simensky, Julia Kim Smith, Jerry Truong, Cliff Evans, and Ruth Pettus.
December 15, 2013 – I’m excited to be participating in Living & Working, a group exhibition at Civilian Art Projects. Check out the show and join Civilian at the Holiday Extravaganza on December 19th.
December 4, 2013 – Hungry Ghost Collective (based in Chicago) recently asked me to participate in their Ten Questions for Photographers series. Check it out here.
November 1, 2013 – I am participating in two FotoWeek DC exhibitions this year. Curated by Iwan Bagus, the Studio Gallery has an exhibition featuring Portraiture work by ten local photographers. The exhibition runs from October 30th – November 10th with an opening reception on Friday, November 1st from 4-7pm.
I will also have work from Ireland and MidNights series in the flat file at Catalyst Projects during the Exposure: Experiments in Photography exhibition, which is up from November 7th – December 7th. The opening reception is on Saturday, November 9th from 6-9 pm.
August 22, 2013 – I am super excited to participate in Art Romp Anacostia at the Anacostia Arts Center. Curated by Molly Ruppert, the show features work by over 60 DC-area artists. It opens on Friday the 23rd and runs till September 15th.
June 5, 2013 – I had a great time participating in Jennifer Schwartz’s Crusade for Collecting project in DC where a group of five local photographers each gave around ten prints. Many thanks to Jennifer and all the new collectors!
October 30, 2012 – I am excited to participate in the Studio Gallery FotoWeek DC exhibition. Curated by Iwan Bagus, the exhibition calls on photographers to revisit a work that is more than ten years old and to create a contemporary twin. I chose to revisit an image that I took in 1994 at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, MA. The show runs through November 17th.
October 20, 2012 – I am honored to be selected as one of the 2013 Artist Fellows by the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities (DCCAH). Many thanks to DCCAH for their continued support.
September 7, 2012 – September is off to a wonderful and busy start with two exhibitions. The D.C. Commission on the Arts & Humanities has moved to a new office with a gallery space. I am especially excited to have six pieces from the A Building in Which… series in the inaugural exhibition.
Also, curator F. Lennox Campello has selected a photo from my 2011 trip to Ireland to include in RSVP 2012 at the New Wilmington Art Association in Wilmington, DE.
August 15, 2012 – MidNights can now also be found at the libraries at Cleveland Institute of Art and Maine College of Art.
June 6, 2012 – Curator J.W. Mahoney selected a MidNights photograph for the upcoming Something and Nothing: Activating the Void at McLean Project for the Arts. The show runs from June 14th – July 28th with a reception and curator talk on June 14th.
March 23, 2012 – MidNights is now part of the Indie Photobook Library’s collection. You can find it here on iPL’s website.
October 23, 2011 – I am excited to announce the publication of the MidNights book as well as a solo exhibition of the photographs at harmon art lab in Washington, DC. The exhibition will run from November 11 – December 3rd. MidNights will be exhibited in the solo space while artist/architect Ira Tattelman will be taking over HAL’s project space.
The Opening Reception is scheduled for Friday, November 11th from 6-9 pm with an Artist Talk on Saturday, November 19th from 2-3pm and the Book Launch on Wednesday, November 30th at 7pm.
August 31, 2011 – In May, I travelled to Ireland and Northern Ireland. Some of the new photographs from the trip are now online in the new Ireland 2011 gallery.
You can also see some of the photographs at Lala Gallery in Lafayette, Indiana (through September 10th) or in the WPA Flat File at the (e)merge art fair in Washington, DC (September 22-25th).
April 13, 2011 – I recently had the pleasure of speaking to Jordan Edwards at The Gazette about my work. Edwards writes:
By the time Alexandra Silverthorne graduated from Connecticut College in 2002, she had two passions: politics and photography. As an artist, she combines them to create pieces that play with the idea of environment and how politics affect space. Her work reflects time spent at Connecticut College and the Maine College of Art.
Photographs on display at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown are more personal. The “A Building in Which” collage series includes images from five houses. Some are familiar to Silverthorne, others are not.
A few days after the opening of her show with Erin Antognoli and Beamie Young, the Washington, D.C., native talks about photographing the space around her, returning to film and life in New England.
Read the full interview on The Gazette website.
March 23, 2011 – I am excited to be joining Erin Antognoli and Beamie Young for 3-person exhibition at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown, MD. The show will run April 6th – April 30th with an opening reception on Saturday, April 9th from 5:30 – 7:30pm.
January 2, 2011 – I have been invited to participate in Through the Lens: Visions of Urban Renewal, a panel discussion on photography, regentrification, and urbanism. The event is scheduled for January 13th at The Center for Green Urbanism in Washington, DC. I will be joined by fellow-panelists James Cunningham, Melani N. Douglass, Kimberly C. Gaines, Timothea Howard and moderator Sharon Burton.
October 23, 2010 – I recently ventured back into the world of blogging with a little tumblr site. This blog serves as “a place to document this and that, a glimpse into the research that drives my studio practice, and an archive of ideas and inspirations…” Check it out at silverthorne.tumblr.com.
October 10, 2010 – I am honored to be selected as one of the 2011 Artist Fellows by the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities (DCCAH). DCCAH will be announcing the 2011 grantees at the National Arts & Humanities Month Grand Fete on October 21st at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. As part of the event, there will also be an exhibition of work by the 2011 Artist Fellows. The show runs from October 21st – October 31st.
September 12, 2010 – I had a great time teaching the Street Photography summer intensive at Maine College of Art this summer. I’m back in the classroom this fall teaching a Basic Photography course at the University of District of Columbia.
June 16, 2010 – Be sure to check out June’s ART(202) Journal featuring the 32 artists to receive the 2010 Young Artist Grant from the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities.
May 27, 2010 – Nicholas Schroeder reviews the 2010 Maine College of Art MFA Thesis Exhibition in The Portland Phoenix:
Encompassing a broad range of themes, media, and levels of participation, each set of works in this year’s Maine College of Art exhibition by nine thesis-level Master’s of Fine Arts students achieves its own world and requires a separate toolkit to process and unpack.
The 16 pillars in the Congress Street window gallery belong to “Ten Miles Square,” Alexandra Silverthorne’s photographic investigation of the topographic origins and evolution of the Washington DC boundary. In an accompanying book of photographs laid accordion-style, Silverthorne exhaustively captures the present-day life seen from each of the 40 sandstone markers that have delineated DC since 1792. With each page offering four photographs taken from each marker, Silverthorne constructs a bioecological negative image of how the stones regard the capital, emphasizing quotidian existence over political boundary.
Read the full review on The Portland Phoenix website.
April 13, 2010 – I recently published my MFA thesis:
Interested in the ever-changing nature of space and place, I use photography as a means to understand and explore spatial environments and encounters. By presenting a review of my own recent projects, as well as a brief investigation into the ideas and terms that have influenced these projects, this thesis situates my practice within the framework of this conceptual language. Especially attracted to theories of perception, presence, and disorientation in relation to how we experience space, this thesis focuses on my most recent project, Ten Miles Square. By using the original boundary stones of Washington, DC as a starting point, Ten Miles Square challenges common notions of the capital city by highlighting the everyday, lived perspective of local residents.
Visit the Books page to order a copy today.
April 2, 2010 – I will be teaching a week-long street photography course in July at MECA in Portland, ME. Visit the MECA website for more information (and to register).
March 26, 2010 – Ten Miles Square, a new project, will be installed at The Institute for Contemporary Art at MECA in Portland, ME as part of the 2010 MFA Thesis Exhibition. The show opens Friday, May 7th and is up till June 6th.