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Images Fall 2022 Gallery Speaker and Jury Team

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Gallery Speaker: Terry Falk

 

Terence Falk has played an extremely active role in both the fine art and commercial photography worlds for over fifty years. Terence has exhibited widely in New England and New York. Group shows include “Metal Transfigured: The 2009 Art and Design Faculty Exhibition” at The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, The 2003 Biennial Exhibition of the Portland Museum of Art in Portland, Maine, The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield, Connecticut (1996) and The Fitchburg Museum of Art in Massachusetts for their annual “New England/New Talent” exhibition (1996). Solo exhibitions include, “Borrowed Light: The Photographs of Terence Falk” (2004), at The Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockport, Maine, and “Photographs by Terence Falk: A Thirty-Five Year Retrospective” (2008), at The Keyes Gallery in Stony Creek, Connecticut. For over thirty years, Terence’s teaching credentials include institutions such as The International Center of Photography in New York, The Maine Media Workshops, in Rockport, Maine, The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, and Paier College, in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Regarded as one of the finest exhibition black and white printers, his clientele has included Richard Avedon, Bruce Davidson, Philippe Halsman, Horst, Mary Ellen Mark, Duane Michals, Inge Morath, Eva Rubinstein. In 1986, Falk was awarded an Artist Residency Fellowship at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts in Sweet Briar, Virginia and in 1996 he received The Weir Farm Visiting Artist Fellowship, in Wilton, Connecticut. During the summer of 2022, Terence was showcased with his premiere NYC exhibition “What Remains” at The Robert Berry Gallery, featuring new and previously unseen works consisting of found still lifes, abstractions and landscapes

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Juror: Paulo Abrantes

 

Paulo Abrantes is 50, Portuguese, and lives near Aveiro City, Portugal. Mood and geometry are an integral part of his work. Both help him shape the abstraction in his street images. Paulo believes that when all the elements come together and the shot works like it should, the image can separate itself from its location and take on a life of its own.

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Juror: Tracey Woods

 

Tracey Woods is the Director of Photography at The Luupe and a freelance creative consultant and producer. Prior to this she was the photo director at Essence Communications. An out-of-the-box thinker and astute problem solver, she has overseen projects ranging from celebrity portraiture,  fashion and  beauty, to reportage, travel, food and lifestyle photography for brands such as Mari by Marsai, EmblemHealth, Revlon, Verizon, Wiley Publishing  as well as Ebony and InStyle Specials magazines.

Additionally, she’s conducted portfolio reviews, participated on panels, sat on juries and curated exhibitions for a number of the industry’s leading organizations including: American Photographic Artists, Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Eddie Adams Workshop, Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, Leica Women’s Summit, New York Times Portfolio Review, Palm Springs Photo Festival, Photolucida, Photoville, PhotoVogue, Society of Publication Designers and World Press Photo.

As an artist and photographer, Tracey draws inspiration from beauty in the unexpected. During summer 2020, her signature artwork adorned the windows of Macy’s flagship stores in New York, San Francisco and Chicago.

Woods holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in photography from Pratt Institute and earned her Bachelor of Arts in graphic design from Rhode Island College. A native of Providence, RI, she now calls Brooklyn, New York home.

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Juror: Lee Hoy

 

Lee Hoy is a wildlife, landscape, macro, and night sky photographer based out of the Davis Mountains in west Texas. In addition to being the owner of Big Bend Birding & Photo Tours, he also serves as the lead photography workshop instructor for Wildside Nature Tours and is an adventure photography workshop instructor for Precision Camera & Video in Austin and Houston, Texas. He loves to teach workshop participants how to capture outstanding nature images and to blend photography and an amazing experience into one. He speaks at photography and birding festivals around the country and when not traveling loves to enjoy the night sky and wildlife in his own 18 acres of paradise on top of a mountain in west Texas.

 

He is one of seventeen US and Canadian OM System Pro Ambassadors and loves sharing the amazing features and capabilities of the OM System. Finally, he hosts a nature photography podcast “Capturing Nature with Lee Hoy.”

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