Magister – Bill Pappas Fine Art Photography

Denali – Polychrome Pass

19 August 2018August 19, 2018MagisterLeave a comment

The gray clouds serve to accent the many delicate colors in the mountains and tundra in this broad scenic.

Denali Polychrome Pass — Denali – Polychrome Pass, © Bill Pappas

Butler Institute of American Art National Juried Exhibit

7 July 2018July 7, 2018MagisterLeave a comment

This compelling portrait entitled “Her Ladyship, Marianne”, was accepted into the 82nd Annual Midyear Exhibition at the Butler Institute of American Art

May Show at Lakeland CC

27 June 2018June 27, 2018MagisterLeave a comment

This somewhat haunting image was accepted into the 9th Annual May Show at the Gallery at Lakeland Community College:

Gates Mills Exhibit 2018

17 May 2018May 17, 2018MagisterLeave a comment

This lone tree clings with ferocious tenacity on the rugged shore on Hawaii’s Big Island

Tenacity on The Big Island, © Bill Pappas 2018

Wikipedia page for Lynn Szalay

7 January 2018January 27, 2018MagisterLeave a comment

This compelling photograph of artist Lynn Szalay (1950-2012) has been chosen by the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve and member artist Judy Takacs as the signature image in Judy’s Wikipedia article about Lynn. The image is also part of the exhibit “Identity: PEOPLE” currently featured at the Valley Art Center in Chagrin Falls, OH, through March 7th, 2018.

Lynn ©Bill Pappas

HONORABLE MENTION AT VALLEY ARTS CENTER JURIED EXHIBIT

8 November 2017November 8, 2017MagisterLeave a comment

The Valley Arts Center in Chagrin Falls has accepted two photographs for the 46th Annual Juried Art Exhibit. “Pick Your Vacation Cabin” received an honorable mention,

Cleveland Museum of Art accepts donation of portrait of Viktor Schreckengost for their archives

8 July 2017July 8, 2017MagisterLeave a comment

This portrait of artist Viktor Schreckengost was done in 1994 as part of a portrait project in which I did images of a wide variety of people using 4×5 inch Polaroid Type 55 P/N film

I spoke with Barbara Tannenbaum, the Curator of Photography at the Cleveland Museum of Art, and she suggested that the Museum’s archives would be interested in having access to the photograph. Director of Museum Archives Leslie Cade facilitated the donation.