Archive 32 Women Photographers | Archive 32

WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS IN TUNISIA "Artocracy" DURING THE JASMIN REVOLUTION
by Patrizia Pulga/Italy

One of the most ambitious and fascinating street art projects that testify how important photography was during Tunisian revolution.

THE PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTOR
Information, opinion and advice for collectors,
curators and dealers Volume XXXI, No. 2

RANDOM NOTES 2011
photo l.a. XX + artLA Projects
by JEAN FERRO

Julie Rose Novakoff, principal of Nova Fine Art, LLC, Photo LA Curatorial Walk Through, a stop at Peter Fetterman Gallery
images of Lillian Bassman

WOMEN IN PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNATIONAL
photo la + artLA projects

see exhibiting member info

Celebrate WIPI's 30th & photo la's 20th Anniversary!
photo l.a. XX + artLA projects
the 20th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LOS ANGELES PHOTOGRAPHIC ART EXPOSITION & ARTLA PROJECTS
LA’s Longest Running Art Fair
January 13 - 17, 2011

WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS
FROM OTHER COUNTRIES AND CULTURES

by Patrizia Pulga

Recently a lot of women artists coming from Africa and the Middle East are achieving greater success day by day including award winner Shirin Neshat

THE PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTOR

Information, opinion and advice for collectors,
curators and dealers Volume XXXI, No. 2

RANDOM NOTES ON PHOTO LA 2010
by JEAN FERRO

Toy camera favorite and rising star, Susan Burnstine with her signature style of archival pigment, varnished prints. Susan makes her own toy cameras and names her cameras for each project.

HOMAGE TO AFRICAN WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS

African women photographers’s participation in 8th edition of “Les Rencontres africaines de la Photographie” (African Meeting of Photography),

in Bamako, Mali.
by PATRIZIA PULGA

Community Outreach

Member photos and links to special projects including, Arts, Women, Children, Animals, Elderly, Health, Political, Special Education and Environmental.

Left to right: Penny Joy Snider-Light, Peace Representative, World Peace Prayer Society - NGO-affiliate of UN. Christine Ellersick Regional Program Manager Roots & Shoots New England shot is of the Peace proclamation issued by the Massachusetts Governor Duval Patrick

photo by: Belinda Jentz

2006-2008	2008 Distinguished Photographer Awards
	CARRIE MAE WEEMS receives the 2005 WIPI Distinguished Award "My responsibility as an artist is to work, to sing for my supper, to make art, beautiful and powerful, that adds and reveals; to beautify the mess of a messy world, to heal the sick and feed the helpless; to shout bravely from the rooftops and storm barricaded doors and voice the specificity of our historical moment." Carrie is Represented by Charles Gluce Contemporary / Berkeley, CA
	SYLVIA PLACHY receives the 2004 WIPI Distinguished Award at the 2nd Annual Lucie Awards presentation / NYC Los Angeles, CA. September 14, 2004 - Women In Photography International (WIPI), a non-profit organization established in 1981, is proud to announce Sylvia Plachy as the winner of its Distinguished Photographer Award 2004. Together with International Photography Awards (IPA) and its Lucie Awards, WIPI bestows this high honor annually to women who exemplify the highest standards and dedication to the art of photography PHOTOS: Backstage, Awards - Adrien Brody Clip - Private Party
	ANNIE LEIBOVITZ WIPI Distinguished Award International Photo Awards 1st Annual LUCIE Award Presentation / Beverly Hills 'Annie is an inspiration to every women working in photography today, she is a very talented artist, and business woman, a combination that spells success." Women In Photography International (WIPI) is proud to announce Annie Leibovitz as the winner of our Distinguished Photographer Award 2003. A collaboration with International Photography Awards enables WIPI to continue a time honored tradition of presenting an award to one of the top artists in the field of photography. PHOTOS, presentation, event