From January 15th through March 11th, 2019, a group of members from the Cleveland Print Room will have a juried works on exhibit at the Trudy Wiesenberger Gallery at University Hospitals .
The image “How Do Your Do Your Laundry?” (30×40 inches) had been accepted into this prestigious exhibit :
HOW DO YOU DO YOUR LAUNDRY?, © BILL PAPPAS
This image “Emerald in the Yukon” was chosen by curator of photography at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Barbara Tannebaum, for use in a call for submissions to a “Friends of Photography” event in January, 2019
Some friends from Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe: every day around sundown this herd goes to the waterhole for a drink, and maybe a bath…
I think these two evoke a kind of “Out of Africa”look with this nostalgic treatment:
This compelling portrait entitled “Her Ladyship, Marianne”, was accepted into the 82nd Annual Midyear Exhibition at the Butler Institute of American Art
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
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.