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The
22nd ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LOS ANGELES
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART EXPOSITION
GALA RECEPTION, THURS. Jan 17th benefits the
Inner City Arts, Los Angeles
January
18 - 21, 2013
We
look forward to meeting you... visit our booth!
Exhibition & Digital Slide Show
Sponsored in part:
Samy’s Camera/Santa Barbara,
Wintec Industries, Photo
LA, Prosoft
Engineering Inc.
LayerCakeElements,
CHBphoto
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Jean Ferro,
President |
Candace Biggerstaff
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Callie Biggerstaff
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Onsite
WIPI Member support team
Kathy
Corday
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Jamie
Johnson
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Barbara
Pickles
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 Candace
Biggerstaff
WIPI Photo LA 2013 Curator:
Candace Biggerstaff was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley
of Southern California, as the youngest of five children. Upon
receiving a used Aries rangefinder camera on her thirteenth birthday,
her passion for photography was born.
When Candace turned 20 she decided to join Circus Vargas with
her soon to be husband, and traveled the country with the circus
from city to city for almost 2 years. She has always been intrigued
and fascinated by the circus and all of its intricacies, which
she has portrayed in various ways through her photography.
“My world is seen as a series of photographs. Growing up,
my favorite magazine was LIFE. My favorite book was, The Family
of Man, having no idea that the incredible Edward Steichen was
the photographer. For me the images were an escape from reality,
with reality.”
Candace
Biggerstaff
Dinner
Plates b/w Giclée 30" x 50" framed
(circus series, upcoming book and exhibition)
Her most significant influences include Imogen Cunningham, Dorothea
Lange, and Henri Cartier Bresson. Growing up in the San Fernando
Valley in the late fifties and sixties exhibit the colors and
forms she is drawn to photograph. Candace continues to document
a variety of Circus’s. She is also currently working on
a series of memorable areas of Los Angeles she frequented with
her Father and siblings, “To Celebrate Los Angeles That
still is “.
Candace is currently a member of Los Angeles Art Association,
a Charter member of Women In Photography International, and also
resides as an “Artist in Residence,” at Studio Channel
Islands Art Center.
www.CandaceBiggerstaff.com
Candace
Biggerstaff
| Rickshaw,
b/w Giclée 30" x 50" framed |
Candace
Biggerstaff
Candace
Biggerstaff
| Dysfunctional
Family 11 x 14" bamboo |
Candace
Biggerstaff
| Dog
School, 11 x 14" bamboo |
Candace
Biggerstaff
Rudolph
11 x 14" bamboo (images are from the circus
series forthcoming book and exhibition)
When
Candace turned 20 she decided to join Circus Vargas with
her soon to be husband, and traveled the country with the
circus from city to city for almost 2 years. She has always
been intrigued and fascinated by the circus and all of its
intricacies, which she has portrayed in various ways through
her photography. My world is seen as a series of photographs.
Growing up, my favorite magazine was LIFE. My favorite book
was, The Family of Man, having no idea that the incredible
Edward Steichen was the photographer. For me the images
were an escape from reality, with reality.” (see complete
bio above)
www.CandaceBiggerstaff.com
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photo
la 2013 PRINT EXHIBITORS
Callie Biggerstaff . Candace Biggerstaff . Diane Cockerill
. Kathy Corday .
Jean Ferro . Jane Gottlieb . Cathy Greenblat . Maureen
Haldeman .
Carol Henry . Jamie Johnson . Jane Olin . Barbara Pickles .
Diane Roter .
Wendi Schneider . Diane Silverman
11" x 14" images printed on eco friendly bamboo
along with a selection of acrylic and metal prints through PROLABdigital.com
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Jean
Ferro
| Marcel
Marceau, Shubert Theater #23, 1973, acrylic 11 x 14" artist
proof |
Jean
Ferro
| Marcel
Marceau, Shubert Theater #31, 1973, acrylic 11 x 14" artist
proof |
Jean Ferro
| David
Bowie, Diamond Dog Tour #15, 1974, acrylic 11 x 14" artist
proof |
Jean
Ferro
| David
Bowie, Diamond Dog Tour #12, 1974, acrylic 11 x 14" artist
proof |
Jean Ferro
| Lucky
Bamboo Sunset, 11 x 14" bamboo |
(upcoming
exhibition Bowie / Marceau)
Jean Ferro's fine art self-portrait work has been published in international
publications Zoom, French Photo and Japan's Shukan Shincho. TV magazine
network shows include ABC Eye On LA and the CBS, America Show. Ferro's
film and music personality collection includes such artists as David
Bowie, Reba McEntire, Ringo Starr, and her actor/director son, Eric
Etebari. Ferro produced and directed the 30 min documentary "Through
Our Own Eyes, Self-Portraits by People Without Homes." As a
feature photographer for Los Angeles Magazine, Ferro photographed
Arianna Huffington, Larry Gelbart, Fred Otash and others. Archive/portfolios
include 1990 Women In Film/ Directors Guild, Earthquake Emergency
1994/SCRRA, Los Angeles, Self-Portraits, Global Liberty, Bucks County,
PA, Film/Music and the ducks-in-a-row series.
President /Women In Photography International 2000-2013
Member/Lucie Foundation Award Advisory Board
Available for lectures and guest exhibition juror
http://www.JeanFerro.com |
Callie
Biggerstaff
| More
Keytar! 11 x 14" metal print |
Callie
Biggerstaff
| Eligh's
Coming 11 x 14" metal print |
Callie
Biggerstaff
| Lightnin'
Bill 11 x 14" metal print |
Callie
Biggerstaff
MVL
11 x 14" metal print
Callie
Biggerstaff, a native to Los Angeles, CA, has been a freelance
photographer for over 5 years She has studied photography at Art
Center College of Design, Pasadena as well as The Julia Dean Photo
Workshops. Callie began shooting professionally after discovering
a great passion for imagery during her work as a photo editor
in print advertising and graphic design. Callie's earlier images
had focused on the documentary of Americana, and its shifts and
changes. Her images offer a blunt reality while still allowing
the intensity, mystery, and beauty that can be seen in each exploration
and journey, capturing a moment and evoking emotion. Her recent
focus has exploded in the way of live music and the culture surrounding
the underground resurgence of Downtown Los Angeles. She is aiming
to capture the raw pleasure and passions that Angelenos are rediscovering
in these ongoing times of economic and political struggle.
www.calliebiggerstaff.com
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Kathy Corday
| Self-Portrait,
No 1 Hawaii, USA (2010) 11 x 14" bamboo |
Kathy
Corday
| Surfer
In Motion Hawaii, USA (2012) 11 x 14" bamboo |
Kathy Corday
Kathy
Corday explores the essence of humanity as it exists in the world
of surfing along the shores of Hawaii in the reflective images from
her Surf series. Accompanied by her trusted Hawaiian surf instructors,
Corday traveled to the beaches of Maui to ride some waves. She shares
their surfer’s spirit, their love of the ocean, and their
unique sense of balance amidst today’s chaotic world. Ms.
Corday is a photographic artist and writer. The former Walt Disney
Imagineer embraces her photography with renewed vigor. Following
the publication of her limited-edition, coffee table book, In The
Blink of An Eye: The Photography of Kathy Corday, she looks forward
to exhibiting selections from her new Surf series at photo l.a.
2013. Previously, she taught photography at the Art League School
in Alexandria, Virginia, and exhibited work in the WIPI Exhibitions
at photo l.a. 2011 & 2012; Long Beach Arts; the Los Angeles
Cultural Affairs Department; OxBow; and 1990 Women In Photography
International. She resides in Chicago and appears regularly on PBS.
www.cordayusa.artistwebsites.com |
Jamie Johnson
Jamie Johnson
Lillianna
11 x 14" bamboo
Jamie Johnson is a Los Angeles based award winning photographer.
Her work has been published in International photography magazines
and shown in galleries is nine different countries. Her body of
work includes the Orphanages of Cambodia, the Rural Tribes of India,
the Children who live in the dumps of Mexico, as well and the Children
of the Jungles of Laos. Her most recent work on Cuba can now be
seen at the Wooburn Art Festival in England. She had just finished
trekking the Himalayas and photographing the children of Nepal and
next week heads to the Amazon to live with a small tribe in the
jungle and photograph their lifestyle. Her project "Portraits
of Skid Row Thru the Eyes of the Children" has been shown worldwide
in 5 galleries and in the Fowler Museum in Los Angeles. She is currently
working on her book "One World" examining the lifestyles
of children from country to country.
http://www.jamiejohnsonphotography.com |
Barbara
Pickles
A
Mother’s World, 11 x 14" bamboo
Barbara Pickles is a fine art and commercial photographer
in Southern California. After studying art at Wellesley College
she became a photographer, art director and commercial producer
in Los Angeles. Completing her MFA studies in photography in 2010
at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, Pickles continues to develop
her photographic career. In this body of work as an American woman,
wife, and mother of three boys, Pickles worked to convey her personal
reality within the family. This process constantly brought her back
to the dining room table. Yet, in all the images the artist was
absent. Ultimately she stepped in front of the camera, and through
pose and gesture found a language to communicate her emotional experiences
as an American woman, wife, and mother. This is excerpt from a body
of 13 images.
barbarapicklesphotography.blogspot.com
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Jane Gottlieb
| Bridge
of Dreams 1995-2010 Australia 11 x 14" bamboo |
Jane Gottlieb
Girlfriends
1995-2012, 11 x 14" bamboo
ViennaI began as a painter, evolved into a photographer,
and eventually began painting on my photographic prints over thirty
years ago. I hand-painted vivid colors on my Cibachrome prints,
creating a surprising new reality. Now I scan my one-of-a-kind hand-painted
prints, enhance them with Photoshop and produce limited edition
archival ink-jet prints. Solo exhibitions, include: Butler Institute
of American Art, Ohio; Carnegie Art Museum in Oxnard, CA; Laguna
Art Museum. CA; Petersen Automotive Museum, LA, CA; LA County Museum
of Natural History, CA; Monterey Museum of Art, CA; Laband Art Gallery,
LA, CA Loyola Marymount University; Louis Stern Gallery, West Hollywood,
CA; Wall Space Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA; Nancy Hoffman Gallery,
New York City; L’Image Gallery, Rome, Italy; Demenga Galleries,
Basel, Switzerland. Books include, Garden Tales and Car Tales. Recent
installation, 65 large art works in two important venues at UCLA,
on exhibit for the next ten years.
www.janegottlieb.com |
Carol Henry
El
Tecolote, 11 x 14" bamboo
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Carole Henry
Bulbs,
11 x 14" bamboo
For 25 years, Carol Henry has been creating one-of-a-kind
imagery in the darkroom on cibachrome paper. For over two decades
she has exhibited her images through fine galleries: Photography
West, Ansel Adams Gallery, Susan Spiritus Gallery, Jackson Fine
Art, also exhibiting in public spaces such as Mumm Champagne, Maui
Ocean Center, Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Museum of
Contemporary Art Denver. Her work appears in several permanent corporate
collections as well as many health care facilities including several
Kaiser Hospitals, UC Sacramento, Stanford Univ., Northwestern Univ.
Hospitals and Meijer Heart Hospital. Environments and the effect
art has on people in them is an important consideration in Henry’s
work. She wants to expose the viewer to unseen worlds and makes
sure that each time they see her work they find something new!
www.carolhenrygallery.com
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Maureen Haldeman
Silver
Lining, 2013, 11 x 14" bamboo
Maureen Haldeman has for over 20 years, photographed a wide range
of subject matter spanning all realms of nature as well as the urban
landscape: whether dramatic shadows cast by a late day sun or patterns
produced by simple objects, representational or abstract, her photographs
are acutely conscious of light, shadow and the beauty of nature:
whether a moody seascape or a still life, her images impart a painterly
quality. “My photographs are interpretations of how I see
the world rather than a mirror image of it; unconcerned with depiction
of detail, I focus on the total effect of texture, color and light
to capture the essence of a scene, often creating a slightly off-balance
view of reality. ”Maureen’s photographs are exhibited
at various Los Angeles galleries and many are in private collections.
She has taught photography at the college level and previously owned
MJH Photography in Malibu, Ca., specializing in portraiture. She
is currently working on a series of images of Old Havana taken on
a recent trip to Cuba.
http://www.malibufineartphotography.com
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Diane Roter
My
Old Man, 11 x 14" bamboo
A creative jack-of-all-trades with many names, she has acted on
stage, film, and television, directed theater, and studied mime
in Paris with Marcel Marceau. She is an arts journalist and critic,
who has reviewed film, theater, and books, as Danielle Roter and
Duncan Wilde, for such publications as The Los Angeles Herald Examiner,
The LA Times, and LA Weekly. She has published poetry and read in
public as Dani Roter, exhibited photographs and drawings, and is
a certified teaching artist who has taught acting and movement,
writing and editing, in group classes and private sessions. In
2011 she directed and co-adapted a 21st. C. version of of the 19th
C. Mark Twain and Bret Harte play, "Ah Sin," which had
its debut reading at the Los Angeles Heritage Square Museum. She
is preparing an original work-in-progress for Yale Cabaret Hollywood
and writing a novel
http://www.facebook.com/DianeRotersOfficialFanpage |
Diane Silverman
Best
Friends Forever 2011, 11 x 14" bamboo
As a visual artist, psychoanalyst and art psychotherapist, Diane
Silverman has always been focused on the internal world of emotions,
the unconscious mind, dreams and fantasies. The primary focus of
both her artistic and professional career has been the exploration
of this internal terrain, and in the facilitation and both the visual
and verbal expression of these less accessible and hidden strata
of the mind. Her principal photographic projects have included portraiture,
both of herself and others. Often this has taken the form of either
actual images of her subjects, or metaphorical and symbolic portraits
through the creation of still life assemblages that she photographs.
She is more interested in interpretation than in producing faithful
representations of the concrete world around her. Diane’s
photographic experience spans more than 30 years. She has been the
recipient of several awards and publications, and has exhibited
her work in group shows in Los Angeles, New York and San Diego.
She still uses film exclusively, and will probably continue to do
so.
www.dianesilvermanphotography.com |
Diane Cockerill
Chance
of Showers 2012, 11 x 14" bamboo
Diane Cockerill is a third-generation Angeleno whose love of Los
Angeles impacts her photography, from the macro of the downtown
skyline to the micro of street curbs. Constantly seeking new images
and locations, she takes the usual and offers it up with unusual
perspective and sensibility. Diane studied Fine Art at UCLA
and has shown work at several local galleries, including a juried
competition last December at the Orange County Center for Contemporary
Art. Her photograph, "City Hall", was chosen to be part
of The Los Angeles Collection exhibition at Duncan Miller Gallery
in 2011 as well as the Pink Art Fair in Seoul, Korea. Touring America
Magazine and Southern California Women's Caucus for Art's "Women
Around Town" have highlighted her work. Diane's street art
persona was the topic of a recent article on Huffington Post.
http://www.facebook.com/dianecockerill
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Jane Olin
Site/Sight
Unseen No. 1, 2012, 11 x 14" bamboo
Jane Olin’s passion for Photography began over 20 years ago.
Experimentation and pushing photographic boundaries, both in the
darkroom and while making images, are central to her work. Working
in Series allows for a deeper interpretation of her subject while
simultaneously allowing a deeper examination of her own psyche.
She works with film experimenting with pinhole, Holga and conventional
cameras. Her creative expression in her darkroom varies from toned
silver images, cyanotype and process photography. She’s exhibited
throughout the United States and Europe and has won numerous awards.
Her Studio is located in Carmel Valley, California.
http://www.janeolin.com |
Cathy Greenblat
| Birds
At The Beach, 11 x 14" bamboo |
Cathy Greenblat
Jacqueline
Laughing, 11 x 14" bamboo
Cathy Greenblat is Professor Emerita of Sociology at Rutgers University,
and an Honorary Professor at Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland.
Since retiring in 2001 she has photographed in 6 countries on end
of life care and on Alzheimer’s care, writing, exhibiting
and lecturing on both topics. Her second photographic book, LOVE,
LOSS, AND LAUGHTER: SEEING ALZHEIMER’S DIFFERENTLY, was published
in March 2012. Through photos and accompanying text readers learn
how better quality lives for people with dementia and their caregivers
can be created when we understand that many capacities remain long
after the onset of the disease. An exhibit from that book has been
hosted in Washington DC, New York, Glasgow, Madrid, Salamanca, Nice,
Monaco, Geneva and several cities in India. The Australia Alzheimer’s
Association will tour the exhibit through 7 states beginning in
May 2013. The photograph of “Jacqueline laughing” is
from this project. Cathy moved from Nice, France to Palm Springs
in November 2012.
http://www.cathygreenblat.com
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Wendi Schneider
| Red
Tailed Hawk, 11 x 14" bamboo , |
Wendi Schneider
Kestrel, 11 x 14" bamboo
Photographer and designer Wendi Schneider is known for her graceful
compositions, which are the foundation for her detailed, sensual
photographs. Her color, black and white, sepia and hand-painted
photographs are exhibited and collected worldwide and have been
featured in magazines, advertising, book covers, websites and more.
Much of her work is inspired by the natural world, reflecting the
lush sensuality of her southern heritage and her background in art
history and oil painting. Born in Memphis, she began making photographs
in 1983 and has worked in extensively in New Orleans, New York,
Denver and San Francisco. Recent projects include backlit plexiglass
photographs featuring details of Denver flora for spa treatment
rooms. She is passionately engaged in wildlife photography, working
with pigment printing with gold, silver and copper leaf and metallic
substrates
http://www.wsphotodesign.com |
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