Digital BW, The Print

On Tuesday, April 16, 2002, at 02:38  PM, lccameron1951 wrote:
> I'm planning on traveling to Santa Fe next month and was wondering if
> any of the local galleries feature photographers working with
> Piezo/Digital B&W images?  Any ideas?  Thanks.
> Larry
Hi Larry,
Sorry if this is redundant. I get the digest so I am not up-to-date.
Santa Fe has over 200 galleries. A few specialize in photography, others show 
it with other arts others, not at all. Of the 6-8 purely photographic 
galleries showing living photographers, the biggest seller is Andrew Smith 
Gallery. Also not to be missed is the Photo-Eye Gallery and their nearby 
bookstore. (They also have a large website.) Several of the local museums 
have photo exhibitions. right now, the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum has a fine E. 
Weston show. (I think her husband was a photographer.) There are also local 
Colleges and workshops that put up shows and for alt. process people; Bostick 
and Sullivan are/is here. They supply most of the the platinum class 
chemicals for printers in the US and have a showroom. They are primarily wet 
negative people but are open to digital.
To the north is Taos with it's own set of galleries.

Have a great visit!

Lynn Lown
New Media Arts
Santa Fe NM

In a message dated 4/18/02 6:49:00 PM, llsfe@... writes:

>the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum has a fine E. 
>Weston show. (I think her husband was a photographer.)

Not exactly her husband, but Alfred Stieglitz was definately a photographer, 
and she was his most famous subject.

C. David Tobie
Design Cooperative
CDTobie@...

O'Keeffe and Stieglitz were married although they didn't spend a lot of 
time together in NYC.  When they meet, Stieglitz was in a stagnant marriage 
and soon dumped the first wife for O'Keeffe.  Check out the book "The Model 
Wife" by  Arnold Ollman  and the Stieglitz and O'Keeffe biographies for 
more details about their relationship.

Drew



At 11:19 AM 4/19/02, you wrote:

>In a message dated 4/18/02 6:49:00 PM, llsfe@... writes:
>
> >the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum has a fine E.
> >Weston show. (I think her husband was a photographer.)
>
>Not exactly her husband, but Alfred Stieglitz was definately a photographer,
>and she was his most famous subject.
>
>C. David Tobie
>Design Cooperative
>CDTobie@...
>
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Not to be pedantic but Alfred Stieglitz was indeed Georgia O'Keefe's
husband, although their marriage was a bit unusual compared to the norm...

Roger

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  In a message dated 4/18/02 6:49:00 PM, llsfe@... writes:

  >the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum has a fine E.
  >Weston show. (I think her husband was a photographer.)

  Not exactly her husband, but Alfred Stieglitz was definately a
photographer,
  and she was his most famous subject.

  C. David Tobie
  Design Cooperative
  CDTobie@...

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