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Upcoming Exhibit

Upcoming Exhibit

2001-09-05 by Jennifer Drucker

Hi All,

I am new to this list, but many people know me from the Piezo list. Antonis suggested I let everyone
know about an upcoming group exhibit I am part of.  Its the Women in Photography 20th Anniversary
Exhibit in San Juan Capistrano, California.  The show runs from October 15th - November 11th.  
The opening is on October 20th at 1pm at the House of Photographic Art.  The image they have
chosen for the show is called 'Fading' and is on the front page of my website.  It is a Piezo print
on Somerset Enhanced. If anyone is interested in
receiving an electronic version of the invitation, please let me know off list and I will e-mail it to you.

I will be flying from New York for the weekend, so if some of us could get together after the opening that
would be great.  I have also enclosed the press release below...

Thanks,
- Jennifer
http://www.jdrucker.com
jdrucker@...

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Women In Photography International


For Immediate Release - September  2001


Contact:   Women In Photography International
                 (323) 462-1444    -       TeaTime@...   

                          
                                                    TEA TIME IS BREWING !
                         Women In Photography International Celebrates 20th 
Anniversary 
                                             "Images of Women - Images of Tea"


Oct.10  to  Nov.15, 2001 at the House of Photographic Art (HOPA) in San Juan 
Capistrano, CA.

Los Angeles:  To celebrate its 20th Anniversary as the world's leading photo 
resource organization for women working in the photographic arts, Women In 
Photography International  (WIPI)  kicks off the \traveling exhibition 
International Tea Time: Images of Women - Images of Tea  at the House of 
Photographic Art in San Juan Capistrano.

The  theme for the juried exhibition was inspired by a wonderful image of a 
teapot by the late photographer Linda McCartney, which will be exhibited  
along with 75 stunning images from 60 women artists.  The images were chosen 
from over 1000 images submitted by women photographers from around the world, 
representing countries such as Australia, Canada, England, Greece, Italy, 
Kuwait, Scotland, and the USA, to name a few.  Many of these remarkable 
photographs will be available for purchase.  The exhibition will travel 
throughout the USA  and internationally over the next two years, with 
invitations from Cuba, Italy, Pakistan and others.

"We are thrilled to announce that Linda McCartney's print, T-Pot, will be on 
exhibit as well as a beautiful serene photograph by her daughter Mary 
McCartney Donald. Our Anniversary exhibit is a wonderful testament to the 
success of women photographers in the 21st century,"  said Jean Ferro, photo 
artist and president of WIPI. 

Winner of the first place award in the Tea  category is "Afternoons," a 
striking fine-art composition of tea bags taken by Dar Spain.  Carol Nye won 
first place in the Women category with her moment-in-time documentary-style 
image of two "Veiled Women" in China.  Each first place winner will receive 
an archival digital printer donated by Epson, USA.  

The exhibition was juried by Cornelia H. Butler, Photo Curator of the Museum 
of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles,  and Joyce Wilson, award-winning 
fine art photographer and a Professor of Photography at Brooks Institute, 
Santa Barbara, CA.  Juror Joyce Wilson commented, "Throughout history, women 
have been the storytellers, and it is with dignity and grace that these 
images tell endless stories."   

Women In Photography International was created  in 1981 as a 501.c.3 
educational outreach organization by a group of women photographers who were 
keen to communicate ideas, opportunities and their passion for photography.  
In 1985,  the Distinguished Photographers Award was established to honor 
women who have contributed significantly  to the world of photography. 
Previous winners  include: Eve Arnold, Ruth Bernhard, Judy Dater, Marion Post 
Wolcott, Linda McCartney, Mary Ellen Mark, Ruth Orkin, Joyce Tenneson and 
Berenice Abbott.

WIPI promotes the visibility of women photographers and their work.  The web 
site provides member galleries, reference library, and the F2-eZine, which 
contains articles from around the globe, marketing news, photography links, 
book reviews, and listings for competitions.  For more information please 
visit http://www.wipi.org or contact   info@....

International Tea Time: Images of Women, Images of Tea 
October 10-November 15, 2001
Opening Reception Saturday afternoon, October 20th, 1-4 p.m.  
House of Photographic Art (HOPA)
27182 Ortega Highway,   San Juan Capistrano, CA, USA  92675  
Phone: (949) 496-3330
Contact Information:    Women In Photography International:   info@...   
  (323) 462-1444
                    
                    
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WIPI Board of Directors:

Jean Ferro, President and Interim Executive Director, 
Photo Artist and  WIPI Advisory Board member since 1988-2000

Sylvia White, Treasurer,  
Arts Educator and photographer,   WIPI  Advisory Board member since 1982

Helen K. Garber, Secretary, 
Professional Photographer

Advisory Board: 
Glenna Avila, Photography Director, Cal State Northridge 
WIPI Advisory Board Member since 1987
Dorie Ford, 
Executive Director of Advertising Photographers of America/APA/Los Angeles
Winifred Meiser, President and Founder of Through Children's Eyes,
WIPI Advisory Board member since 1987
Maria Piscopo, Writer, Lecturer, Marketing and Photography Consultant
WIPI Advisory Board member since 1988 
Jane Slate Siena, 
Head of Institutional Relations at the Getty Conservation's Institute, Los 
Angeles, CA and  
President of the St. Petersburg International Center for Preservation, Russia.
Joyce Tenneson, Photographer
Fine Art Photographer and Lecturer
Jill Waterman, 
Photo editor, writer, photographer

Archivist:
Peter Palmquist, 
Founder, Curator and Historian of Women In Photography International 
Archives, 
collection of 27,000 biographies and information about women photographers 
worldwide



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Re: Upcoming Exhibit (Title?)

2001-09-05 by Mark Tucker

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jennifer Drucker 
<jdrucker@j...> wrote:
>The image they have
> chosen for the show is called 'Fading' and is on the front page 
>of my website.

Dear Jennifer,

Welcome to the group. Pull up a chair. We need to talk. The rules 
are a bit different here in this group...

With all this paranoia about image stability and archival 
questions, don't you find it ironic that this is the title of your inkjet 
print image?... 

If we're all gonna stick together in this giant scam of telling 
galleries that these prints are be here for the ages, we must 
come up with a set of Title Keywords that are off-limits. I suggest 
that you've found one that'll work its way near the top.

-Mark Tucker 
(Confidential Memo)

(<smileything/kidding symbol>)

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