November | December 2003 - Boston Photography Focus

phonelines: member news from near and far
Congratulations to all for your
recent successes. Please keep us informed
of your news and triumphs.
this fall including: Millennial Boston: 15 Artists View the
City at the Boston Athenaeum, Boston, MA, through
November 2003; Through A Hole at the Belan Gallery,
Lawrence, MA through October 2003; and Photoplay:
Three Alternative Photographers at the Art Complex,
Duxbury, MA, through November 2003.
Boston, MA, presented a solo exhibition of Lyssa Palu-ay’s
work during September and October 2003.
The River Gallery, Ipswich, MA, hosted an exhibition of
Ed Monnelly and Dorothy Kerper Monnelly’s landscape
photographs during October 2003.
Jonathan Bailey is currently part of a three person
exhibition at the Freedman Gallery at Albright College,
Reading, PA, December 2003 through January 2004.
He was also included in the annual juried Awards
Exhibition at The Center for Photographic Art, Carmel,
CA through October 2003.
Lorenza Lucchi Basili was part of a group show in San
Francisco, CA, through the Artists’ Television Network,
during October and November 2003. The exhibition
Intervals: (themes and variations on) relational space,
featured film, video, performance, sound, installations
and photographs.
Melonie Bennett and Judy Ellis Glickman exhibited
their photographs in the exhibition, Relative Moments-
Moments in Time, at the June Fitzpatrick Gallery,
Portland, ME, during August 2003.
The University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, is hosting
the exhibition Carl Chiarenza: Recent Large Scale Work, in
the Harnett Gallery, during October and November 2003.
Walter Crump was featured in a number of exhibitions
Gary Duehr was part of an exhibition at the Hall Space
Gallery, Boston, MA, during September and October 2003.
Neeta Madahar exhibited her work at Project Space
at the New England School of Art and Design, Boston,
MA, during October 2003. From November 2003
through February 2004, she will be part of Contruction-
Coincidence?, and exhibition at the Momentum Gallery,
Berlin, Germany.
Annu Palakunnathu Matthew recently exhibited
An Indian from India at the University of the Arts
Gallery, Philadelphia, PA, from August through
September 2003. This exhibition will also be shown
at Malboro College, Marlboro, VT, from October
through November 2003. Other work will be shown
at the Hera Gallery, Wakefield, RI October 2003.
Oscar Palacio is showing new photographs in the 2003
Foundation on Parade exhibition at the St. Botolph
Club, Boston, MA from October 28-November 7.
His work is also included in Photographing Undomesticated
Interiors exhibition at the Smith College Museum
of Art from October 20-January 4.
The Brant Gallery in Massachusetts College of Art,
The Peabody Essex Museum, Boston, MA, recently featured
John O’Reilly in an exhibition entitled Family Ties.
Robin Radin received the Massachusetts Cultural Council
Grant in Photography exhibit at Boston City Hall.
The Mayor’s Office Gallery will feature her work during
September and October 2003.
The French Library and Cultural Center, Boston, MA,
presented Soirees d’Elegance, an exhibition by Marigold
Randall, during October 2003.
The Hastings College Art Gallery, Hastings, NE, hosted
an exhibition that included work by Rebecca Sittler
during September and October 2003.
The Boston Art Festival held in September 2003, including
various PRC members, including Guillermo Srodek-
Hart and Bob Souther.
Additionally, Bob Souther had a photographs featured in
a special insert in the Boston Magazine’s September issue.
David VanBuskirk presented his work in the exhibition
Patterns in the Andes; Celebrating Inca Weavers Today at the
Bixby Library, Vergennes, VT, during October 2003.
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