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Plans for building 42"x36" model of gallery
Plans for building 42"x36" model of gallery
1:12 scale model of University Art Gallery at UMass Dartmouth
1:12 scale model of University Art Gallery at UMass Dartmouth
self portrait to scale
self portrait to scale
planning exhibition layout
planning exhibition layout
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Nearly completed model
Nearly completed model
the exhibition.jpg
Installation complete
Installation complete
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123_1 (8).jpeg
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123_1 (7) copy 5.jpeg
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artist talk.jpg
Artist talk at opening
Artist talk at opening
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Demonstration of cropping street photographs
Demonstration of cropping street photographs
Cropped street photos
Cropped street photos
29th Street 12, 1978
29th Street 12, 1978

20” x 24”

29th Street Crop, No. 20, 1977
29th Street Crop, No. 20, 1977

6 7/8” x 2 7/8”

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Showing illustrations of my mother's cameras
Showing illustrations of my mother's cameras
Kodak No. 3 Brownie was one of the cameras my mother would have used as a young girl in the 1920's
Kodak No. 3 Brownie was one of the cameras my mother would have used as a young girl in the 1920's
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Mother's childhood photographs from the 1920's introduced the show
Mother's childhood photographs from the 1920's introduced the show
My mother, Laura Smith Means, photographed by a friend with her Brownie in 1928
My mother, Laura Smith Means, photographed by a friend with her Brownie in 1928
Beginning the demonstration of my cameraless approach
Beginning the demonstration of my cameraless approach
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Making the gallery into a darkroom - darkening the room and using the safelight from my studio darkroom
Making the gallery into a darkroom - darkening the room and using the safelight from my studio darkroom
Water glass projected onto the gallery wall. In the darkroom I would project onto photo paper like this and process the print.
Water glass projected onto the gallery wall. In the darkroom I would project onto photo paper like this and process the print.
Using the same process to make light bulb images
Using the same process to make light bulb images
Demonstration of Penlight Abstractions
Demonstration of Penlight Abstractions
IMG_0098 copy.jpg
123_1 (7) copy.jpeg
IMG_0628a.jpg
making the model.jpg
Plans for building 42"x36" model of gallery
1:12 scale model of University Art Gallery at UMass Dartmouth
self portrait to scale
planning exhibition layout
IMG_7844.JPG
IMG_7858.JPG
IMG_7651.JPG
Nearly completed model
the exhibition.jpg
Installation complete
R6__8020.jpg
R6__8024.jpg
123_1 (8).jpeg
R6__8049.jpg
R6__8063.jpg
R6__8082.jpg
123_1 (7) copy 5.jpeg
R6__8086.jpg
R6__8107.jpg
artist talk.jpg
Artist talk at opening
IMG_0041.jpg
IMG_0042.jpg
IMG_0064.jpg
Demonstration of cropping street photographs
Cropped street photos
29th Street 12, 1978
29th Street Crop, No. 20, 1977
IMG_0029.jpg
IMG_0027.jpg
Showing illustrations of my mother's cameras
Kodak No. 3 Brownie was one of the cameras my mother would have used as a young girl in the 1920's
IMG_0052.jpg
Mother's childhood photographs from the 1920's introduced the show
My mother, Laura Smith Means, photographed by a friend with her Brownie in 1928
Beginning the demonstration of my cameraless approach
IMG_0088.jpg
Making the gallery into a darkroom - darkening the room and using the safelight from my studio darkroom
Water glass projected onto the gallery wall. In the darkroom I would project onto photo paper like this and process the print.
Using the same process to make light bulb images
Demonstration of Penlight Abstractions
IMG_0098 copy.jpg
Plans for building 42"x36" model of gallery
1:12 scale model of University Art Gallery at UMass Dartmouth
self portrait to scale
planning exhibition layout
Nearly completed model
Installation complete
Artist talk at opening
Demonstration of cropping street photographs
Cropped street photos
29th Street 12, 1978

20” x 24”

29th Street Crop, No. 20, 1977

6 7/8” x 2 7/8”

Showing illustrations of my mother's cameras
Kodak No. 3 Brownie was one of the cameras my mother would have used as a young girl in the 1920's
Mother's childhood photographs from the 1920's introduced the show
My mother, Laura Smith Means, photographed by a friend with her Brownie in 1928
Beginning the demonstration of my cameraless approach
Making the gallery into a darkroom - darkening the room and using the safelight from my studio darkroom
Water glass projected onto the gallery wall. In the darkroom I would project onto photo paper like this and process the print.
Using the same process to make light bulb images
Demonstration of Penlight Abstractions
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