MONTGOMERY MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS — JUNE 9 - FEBRUARY 26, 2012 Opening June 21st 5:30pm "GULF WAVE SERIES EXHIBITION" - Twenty-five photographs captured underwater from the Gulf of Mexico to the Caribbean Sea
HUNTSVILLE MUSEUM OF ART — THROUGH FEBRUARY 26, 2012 - "Southern Comfort: Regional Photography from the Collection" featuring artists William Christenberry, Kathryn Tucker Windham, Pinky Bass, James Morris, John Reese, and Caroline Davis.
MONTGOMERY MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS —2011 through NOVEMBER 14th - "Deep South Subjects by Walker Evans, Eudora Welty, Tom Rankin, and Caroline Davis". These twelve images reveal Deep South subjects from various perspectives, picturing the personality of the place in black and white.
THE ALABAMA STATE COUNCIL OF THE ARTS: ALABAMA ARTISTS GALLERY, NOVEMBER 8 - JANUARY 6, 2012 "Celebrating Contemporary Art in Alabama" - these artsits have received Individual Fellowships from the arts council.
TROY-PIKE CULTURAL ART CENTER — AUGUST 14 -NOVEMBER 3, 2011 - "Celebrating Contemporary Art in Alabama"featuring 52 artists who have been honored by the State of Alabama Arts Council from 1987-2011. Works include the full range of visual art: sculpture, drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, craft and experimental approaches.
MOBILE MUSEUM OF ART — 2010 "SHOOT'N SOUTHERN: WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS PAST AND PRESENT " showcasing important 20th century figures such as Eudora Welty and Rollie McKenna as well as seventy-five other well-established fineart photographers working today in the South. Opening lecturer curator Julian Cox from the High Museum of Art.
JOHNSON CENTER FOR THE ARTS - 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 "CELEBRATING CONTEMPORARY ART IN ALABAMA - THE NATURE OF BEING SOUTHERN" Exhibition from 41 artists of Alabama who have received individual artist fellowships over the past 22 years, sponsored by the Alabama State Council of the Arts.
52 artists who had been honored by the Council from 1987-2011. Works include the full range of visual art: sculpture, drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, craft and experimental approaches.
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HUNTSVILLE MUSEUM OF ART - 2007
"Looking at the Collection: What's New" Museum purchase of three aerial photographs: "Aerial Series-1, 2, 3- "Huntsville 29.92 degree 1000' AGL," Log Book October 20, 1987"
Museum purchase of aerial views of land formations while in solo flight In a Cessna 150 airplane1000 feet above ground level with an altimeter reading of 29.92, 1987.
HISTORY OF MY AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS
I took the aerial images in 1987 while working to complete my pilot's license and living in Huntsville. I flew, often daily, out of Lacey Springs Airport into the City of Huntsville at a thousand feet above ground level. I followed the mountains on my right, the highway beneath me, and miles of farmland on my left.
One day, I saw formations in the soil below that I had never seen before. I grabbed my camera, a Nikon F3 loaded with Kodak Vericolor 160 print film, and slow-flighted to fifty-five miles per hour so I could open the window, bank the plane and take the shots.
I flew back the next day and the images were gone. The soil had been plowed back to its usual formless monochrome. To me, in these three photographs, the abstract overcomes the reality of nature.
May 10 - June 29, 2007
"ALABAMA ORIGINALS: A SENSE OF PLACE"
Opening for Governors Arts Awards. Exhibition curated by Georgine Clark, Alabama State Council of the Arts, Alabama Artist Gallery, Montgomery, Alabama
HUNTSVILLE MUSEUM OF ART
Views of the Collection: Southern Women Artists, 2006.
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION FOR THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of National Drug Control Policy. Exhibition featuring black and white photography displayed on Capitol Hill and then traveling nationwide. See dates and information: www.theantidrug.com
HUNTSVILLE MUSEUM OF ART
Permanent collection, 2007: tryptic title - AERIAL SERIES - 1, 2, 3 "HUNTSVILLE 29.92 degrees
1000 AGL" Log Book October 20, 1987
May 10-July 20, 2007
"ALABAMA ORIGINALS: A SENSE OF PLACE"
Alabama State Council of the Arts Alabama, Artist Gallery. Exhibition curated by Georgene Clark for the opening of Alabama's Governor's Arts Awards.
June 3-August 28, 2005
HUNTSVILLE MUSEUM OF ART
Views of the Collection: Southern Women Artists, 2006
CAMERA CLUB OF NEW YORK, Lowenhertz Gallery
Nationally and awarded show juried by Sylvia Plachy, March-April1, 2005
MARALYN WILSON GALLERY
SPRING GROUP SHOW
May 7th 2005, on going,
Birmingham, Alabama
HUNTSVILLE MUSEUM OF ART
RED CLAY SURVEY: TRIENNIAL EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY SOUTHERN ART
June 18- September 11, 2005
Huntsville, Alabama
GEMEMA GALLERY
TITLE: NOW AND NOT YET
June 3-August 28, 2005
Atlanta, Georgia
STILLMAN AFRO AMERICAN COLLEGE
TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA
May 26-June 26, 2003
CENTER FOR CULTURAL ARTS
GADSDEN, ALABAMA
APRIL 3- MAY 15, 2002
APRIL 18, "Meet the Artist"
Reception, 5pm to 7pm
ROSA PARKS MUSEUM
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA
MARCH 4-28 "WOMEN'S MONTH" 2002
ALTMAN-RIDDICK MUSEUM
YORK, ALABAMA
NOVEMBER 4-DECEMBER 14, 2001
UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO
BLOCH HALL GALLERY
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
OCTOBER 14-NOVEMBER 7, 2001
BIRMINGHAM CIVIL RIGHTS INSTITUTE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
JULY 3-AUGUST 28, 2001
MONTGOMERY MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA
MARCH-MAY 2001
