LACP’s First Annual “Faculty, Member and Alumni (FMA)” Exhibition – Opening Reception April 13
“America” – © Douglas Stockdale
Among others, the image “America” from Douglas Stockdale’s forthcoming self-published book Middle Ground will be featured in LACP’s First Annual “Faculty, Member and Alumni (FMA)” Exhibition at the Los Angeles Center of Photography. You are cordially invited!
Opening Reception: Friday, April 13, 7-10 pm
Shown through May 18
The exhibition features a collection of photography honoring the organization’s faculty, members and student alumni. 33 artists will be exhibiting their work, with a total of roughly 60 images on display. The exhibition will show at the Los Angeles Center of Photography in Hollywood, April 13 – May 18, 2018. The FMA will be an annual exhibition in the Spring of each year.
Exhibiting Faculty:
Aline Smithson, Art Streiber, Brad Buckman, Bonny Taylor, David Zentz, Douglas Stockdale, Eric Joseph, Erin Davis, Gabriella Muttone, Gina Valona, Jennifer Emery, Julia Dean, Kat Bawden, Michael Pliskin, Rollence Patugan, Sarah Hadley and Susan Burnstine.
Exhibiting Members:
Andy House, Jenna Mulhall-Brereton, John D. Elliott, Joshua Sarinana, Kathy Curtis Cahill, Kevin Weinstein, Lori Pond, Matthew Finley and Wendi Schneider
Exhibiting Alumni:
Amanda Rose, Brian Jung, Gila Silberman, Ilis Ruiz Cano, Jamie Siragusa, Sarah Rooney and Willie Mack
For further information and free admission tickets to the April 13 opening please click this link.
Douglas Stockdale photobook reviews now on photo-eye
After a year and 75 published photographic book reviews on The PhotoBook, I am now co-publishing a few of my reviews in conjunction with the online photo-eye Magazine out of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
My first co-published review is the self-published stiff cover book by Orange County photographer Deanna Templeton, titled “17 Days” and can be found on photo-eye here, or on The PhotoBook Journal here. The principal difference between the two sites for this particular review is the selection of photographs used to illustrate the review, and of course, photo-eye has a hot link available to their bookstore for you to buy the book. I think that the photo-eye bookstore has some signed copies available as well.
Update: I did enjoy contributing book reviews to photo-eye, but they have changed their staff and direction, and I suspect that they did not appreciate that I co-published my photobook reviews on both their site as well as on The PhotoBook Journal.
Best regards, Douglas Stockdale
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