This compelling portrait entitled “Her Ladyship, Marianne”, was accepted into the 82nd Annual Midyear Exhibition at the Butler Institute of American Art
Butler Institute of American Art National Juried Exhibit
Wikipedia page for Lynn Szalay
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
Cleveland Museum of Art accepts donation of portrait of Viktor Schreckengost for their archives
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.
EXHIBIT AT GREAT ROOM GALLERY AT SOUTH FRANKLIN CIRCLE
Today I will hang the exhibit – about 32 images; the opening is next week, Tuesday, May 23rd, from 5 – 8 PM
Panama Canal Cruise
Successful Gallery Exhibit at Willoughby Hills
This photograph of a portending sandstorm in Death Valley was purchased along with several others.
HELENA AS EQUESTRIENNE
GRANDDAUGHTER HELENA GAZES AT THE CAMERA WITH UNBRIDLED HONESTY AFTER HER RIDING LESSON
LAUNDRY DAY
A COLLECTION OF DRYING LAUNDRY HANGING FROM A SAN FRANCISCO APARTMENT BUILDING MAKES AN INTERESTING VISUAL STUDY IN SHAPES AND SHADOWS
A Favorite Bridge
Early morning mists slowly clear to reveal this classic bridge, which was built in 1881; I always look forward to seeing it when I bicycle that way.
Exhibit with my children, Amy M. Pappas and Chris Pappas
Tonight, November 7th, 2014, an exhibit at the Willoughby Hills Gallery opens with photographs by Bill Pappas, and his children, brother and sister Amy M. Pappas and Chris Pappas, along with watercolorist John R. Davis. The show will be on display through December 31st, 2014.