June | July | August 2008 Volume 32, Number 3 - Boston ...

Molly Landreth, Simon and West, 9:00 am, Seattle,
WA, 2006, 2006/2008, from the series “Embodiment:
A Portrait of Queer Life in America,” Digital Pigment
Print, 24 x 20 inches, courtesy of the artist
Marta Labad, ON WAR #1 (Goya’s The Third of may, 1808),
2008, Digital C-Print, 20 x 20 inches, courtesy of the
artist
Talia Chetrit, Grayscale, 2007, Inkjet Print,
24 x 20 inches, courtesy of the artist
Benjamin Lowy (New York, NY) captures everyday scenes in Iraq as seen through
the lens of his camera and the inches-thick, bulletproof window of an American
Army Humvee. A self-represented assignment photographer with stock syndicated
through the VII Network and clients ranging from The New York Times Magazine to
Newsweek, Lowy was named one of PDN’s 30 emerging photographers to watch in
2004 and participated in the World Press Photo Joop Swart Masterclass. Granted the
Eddie Adams/Carl Mydans Award for War Photography, Lowy’s work has received
awards from American Photography, Communication Arts, World Press Photo, and
Pictures of the Year International, among others. www.benlowy.com
Eric Percher (Brooklyn, NY) considers the limitations we accept in order to obtain
success. His series “Work” is in part a semi-autobiographical response to his sevenyear
experience in the financial offices and cubicles of Midtown Manhattan. A fine
art photographer living in New York City, he recently received a CENTER (Santa Fe)
Singular Image Color Award, Honorable Mention. www.ericpercher.com
Erik Schubert (Cambridge, MA), inspired in part by Dale Carnegie’s book How to
Win Friends and Influence People and his businessman father, has been collecting and
documenting scenes and ephemera of corporate aspirations and failure. A 2007
MFA graduate of MassArt, Schubert has shown in several juried student shows in
Boston such as Boston Young Contemporaries and the 2007 PRC Student Exhibition. He
has an upcoming solo show, Thinking Big, at the Slocumb Gallery at East Tennessee
State University in Johnson City, TN. www.erikschubert.com
Ellen Susan (Savannah, GA) produces one-of-a-kind portraits of U.S. Army soldiers
based in Southeast Georgia using the historical wet plate process. The majority of
men and women in her “Soldier Portraits” have been deployed to Iraq two or three
times since 2003. A graduate of MassArt and RISD, Susan has shown at the Houston
Center for Photography; RISD|Works in Providence, RI; New Orleans Photo Alliance
Gallery in New Orleans, LA; and has an upcoming solo show at Blue Sky Gallery in
Portland, OR this summer. www.ellensusan.com
Cree Bruins, Lost and Found, 5B, 2006/2007,
from the “Leader Series,” Iris Print,
18 x 12 inches, Courtesy of the Boston
Drawing Project at Bernard Toale Gallery