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Exhibitions: |
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| 2008 |
“China- with my Brownie” – Art Beatus Gallery, Hong Kong |
| 2008 |
“Rancher” Book signing and Exhibit – Dahl Art Center, Rapid City, SD |
| 2007 |
“Habitat” – Johnsonese Gallery, Chicago |
| 2007 |
“Rancher”
Book signing and Exhibit –
Iris Gallery, Great Barrington, MA |
| 2007 |
“Rancher”
Book signing and Exhibit - VP
Gallery, Milwaukee |
| 2006 |
“Woods and Elements” – Normandale College, Portfolio purchase for Permanent collection and exhibition |
| 2005 |
“Woods and Elements” – Oxygen Gallery – Saint Paul, Minnesota |
| 2005 |
“Woods and Elements” – Hendrickson – Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| 2005 |
“Woods and
Elements” - GalleryPrint – Saint Paul, Minnesota |
| 2005 |
"Camera Work-Centennial Special Edition" - Solo Featured
contemporary photographer |
| Permanent Collections: | |
| Madison Museum of
Contemporary Art |
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Normandale College |
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Nikon |
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| Philip
Morris |
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| Publication: | |
| Carl's monograph book
"Rancher" published by Bunker Hill / GalleryPrint. Sixty-four
photographs, 112 pages hardbound. An accompanying exhibit will
travel to multiple national venues. |
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| Experience: | |
| A
career artist since 1979. Carl has instructed workshops for the
Advertising Photographers of America, The Society of Artists and
Photographers Representatives, Peninsula Art School, Northern Illinois
University and Purdue University. The recipient of over 100 awards from
the advertising, design, and photography communities, his list of
assignment clients include Nikon, Kodak, Chevrolet, Harley - Davidson
Motorcycles, General Mills, Kraft, Marlboro, Miller Brewing, Ford, TWA,
Northwest Airlines, Blue Cross, State Farm, Allstate, and Proctor &
Gamble. Since 2000 Carl has directed his energy to more personal work
focusing on social / aesthetic issues of the environment and the
landscape. |
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| Artist Statement: | |
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China –
with my Brownie
I have always been fascinated with the culture, mystery and intrigue that China afforded my imagination. These photographs are the result of my first trip to China. Using an old 1954 Kodak Brownie tourist camera I have owned since childhood I went about touring Hong Kong and parts of mainland China recording the mystery of the culture and environment that I witnessed. I chose this non-adjustable antiquated camera because I knew it would yield mysterious and somewhat undefined results propagating what my imagination presented and affording me freedom to become more immersed in the culture while photographing. This was my first trip to China. Carl
Corey – November 2007
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