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Meet the Members
Kathy Kowalski
kkowalski@edinboro.edu
Current Practice
I am a tenured Associate Professor of Photography in the Art Department at Edinboro University, in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. This is my fourteenth year teaching full time at Edinboro University.
My current personal photographic projects include photographing poor rural women and their families ("Rural Poverty") and photographing young girls and young women ("Her Story").
Past photographic projects include photographing my mother for the last twelve years of her life ("Get Me Some Pills") and photographing Pennsylvania prisoners, both male and female. ("Three Hots and a Cot"), both of which are in book prototype form.
My work is in the collections of the Museet for Fotokunst in Denmark, the Musee de la Photographie a Charleroi in Belgium, the Denver Art Museum, the Erie Art Museum, Murray State University, Edinboro University, Clarion University, Eastern Michigan University, and the Kresge Art Museum at Michigan State University. My numerous exhibitions include solo shows in Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, Nevada, New York, California, Missouri, Texas, Michigan and Pennsylvania. I have received numerous grants and awards for my work, and have exhibited in many juried and invitational exhibitions regionally, nationally, and internationally.
Notes on Rural Poverty
I began working on this project last summer. The first problem I had to face was finding my subjects. I had set out to photograph rural poor women in Northwestern Pennsylvania. How was I to identify them? What did "poor" mean?
I decided to go to a food bank to meet the women coming there. The food bank itself had some income qualifiers on eligibility for assistance, therefore anyone who was waiting in line for a bag of free food would also qualify for my project. I stood outside the line weekly, talking to the women, showing my photographs, explaining my project, and showing them my release forms. The idea of being photographed scared some away, since most of these women seemed to have low self esteem. They talked about how terrible they looked in photographs. The release form scared others away. They did not like the idea of being identified as "poor" since society attaches a stigma to that word. But others were interested in working with me.
One woman I photographed lives alone in a single wide trailer with 50 cats. People keep giving her more, or abandoning their cats on her doorstep, and she finds homes for as many as she can. She works every morning to provide food and litter for them. The first time I went there I was warned about the stench. When I returned to photograph she had spent the day cleaning and the smell had dissipated.
Another woman has recently adopted her two young grandsons, because they had been abused and taken from their parents. They are troubled and hyperactive, more than a handful for her. She does not want to put them on drugs to control their behavior. She works part time as a home health aide.
I set up appointment times at their convenience. I quickly learned to be flexible. This was not because of a lack of interest, but because their lives were so tenuous and chaotic. Many also had addiction problems.
At the appointments I photographed as much as I could in the time allowable, usually ten to twenty rolls a session. Later I returned to give copies of the proof sheets, work prints and final prints to each subject, and sometimes to re-photograph the subject.
In the meantime I found other sources who could connect me with my subjects, including several community agencies, religious leaders, or small foundations.
I have found this project more difficult and challenging than any I have previously attempted. Part of the reason it is so difficult is because of the elusiveness of my subject. With the struggle to survive taking all one's attention, everything else is unimportant. I have learned to be both persistent and compassionate in my pursuit. It is also extremely rewarding.
My goal is to erase the general public's ignorance about the diversity and prevalence of poverty. My study sometimes includes family members, their children, parents, pets, and partners, as well as their environments. I tape record our photographic sessions and keep a journal of my experiences. Eventually I intend to turn the project into a handmade book prototype suitable for presentation to publishers. Each woman approves the use of her photographs, and receives copies of her proofsheets and enlargements. The work is not for sale.
My subjects do not fit into society's stereotypes about poverty. They do not live in the rural South nor do they live in the urban North. They are not homeless. But they are unable to cover their basic expenses without help. Some work full time but are unable to cover the costs of food and shelter.
EDUCATION
M.F.A., Eastern Michigan University. 1985.
major field: Photography
advisor: Professor James Sandall
n.d., Eastern Michigan University. 1980-83.
major field: Photography
advisor: Professor James Sandall
B.F.A., cum laude, Eastern Michigan University. 1980.
major field: Oil Painting
minor field: Art History
advisor: Associate Professor Sheldon Iden
B.A., cum laude with Honors in English literature, Washington Square
College of Arts
and Science, New York University. 1967.
n.d., Antioch College. 1963-65.
major field: Literature
SELECTED ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE
Invited Speaker.
College Art Association Panel on "Historical and Contemporary
Representations of Aging and the Aged." College Art Association's 82nd
Annual Conference. New York, New York. 1994.
Associate Professor.
Full time (Tenured). Photography (Art Department). Edinboro University of PA. Edinboro, PA. 1996 to present.
SELECTED COLLECTIONS
Museet for Fotokunst. Brandts Klaedefabrik, Odense, Denmark. Acquired 2002.
Musee de la Photographie a Charleroi. Charleroi, Mont-sur-Marchienne, Belgium. Acquired 2000.
Denver Art Museum. Denver, Colorado. Acquired 2000.
Mark Tanenbaum, Private Collector. Erie, Pennsylvania. Acquired 2000.
Women's Services. Meadville, PA. Acquired 1999.
University Art Galleries Permanent Collection. Murray State University. Murray, Kentucky. Acquired 1998.
Erie Art Museum. Erie, Pennsylvania. Two Photographs. Acquired 1997 and 1998.
Sandford Gallery. Clarion University. Clarion, PA. Acquired 1996 as a Purchase Award from the Clarion Regional Art Exhibition.
Bruce Art Gallery. Edinboro University of PA. Edinboro, PA. Two photographs acquired 1993-94.
Kresge Art Museum. Michigan State University. Lansing, MI. Acquired 1991.
Eastern Michigan University. Ypsilanti, MI. Acquired 1984 and 1985.
SELECTED AWARDS
Donald Ronaldson Award. Associated Artists of Pittsburgh 92nd Annual Exhibition.
Andy Warhol Museum. Pittsburgh, PA 2002.
Third Prize Photography. Art of the State. Pennsylvania.
35th Annual Juried Exhibition sponsored by the State Museum of Pennsylvania, the Greater Harrisburg Arts Council, and the Friends of the State Museum. 2002. Juror Robert Mahon. Honorable Mention Award.
Toledo Friends of Photography.
2002 National Juried Photographic Exhibition. Juror Olivia Parker.
Honorable Mention Award. 79th Annual Spring Show. Juror's Awards.
78th and 75th Annual Spring Shows. Erie Art Museum. Erie, PA 2002, 2001 and 1998. Jurors Sandy Skoglund, Fred Wilson, and Robert Storr.
Van Tuil Photographic Award. 27th Annual October Evenings Meadville Council on the Arts. Meadville, PA 2000.
Honorable Mention Award. Magic Silver 2000.
Murray State University. Murray, Kentucky. 2000.
Second Place Award Winner. The National League of American Pen Women. Scholarships for Mature Women.
Washington, D.C. 1998.
Award of Excellence. Magic Silver Show.
Murray State University. Murray, Kentucky. 1998.
Honorable Mention Award. Gordon Parks Photography Competition.
Fort Scott Community College. Fort Scott, Kansas. Traveling throughout the United States during 1998.
MCA Awards. Meadville Council on the Arts 23rd and 18th Annual October Evenings Exhibitions.
1997 and 1992. Jurors Sandy Kreisman and Vicky Clark.
Third Place Award. Art of the State: Pennsylvania '94.
27th Annual Juried Exhibition of the Greater Harrisburg Arts Festival.
State Museum of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, PA. 1994. Jurors John
Weiss and Connie Imboden.
Purchase Patron Award. Erie Art Museum's 73rd Annual Spring Show.
Erie Art Museum. Erie. PA. 1996. Collection of Geoffrey P. Dunn, M.D.
Second Place Award. New Mexico Photographer.
National Contest. Eastern New Mexico University. Art Dept., Portales,
New Mexico. 1993.
Second Place Awards. Photo Opportunity '91 and '85.
Blatent Image-Silver Eye Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA. 1991 and 1985. Jurors
Arthur Ollman and Susan Harder.
Award. The Top 100 New Photographers of 1987. Maine Photographic
Workshops.
Rockport, ME. 1987.
SELECTED GRANTS
S.O.S. Creative Artists Stipend in Visual Arts. Pennsylvania Council on
the Arts.
Citizens for the Arts in Pennsylvania. 2002. $500.
Pennsylvania Humanities Council. "Black Looks: Race and
Representation."
National Endowment for the Humanities. Proposal to bring bell hooks to
Erie, Pennsylvania. 2000. $14, 766.
Senate Faculty Research Grant. Rural Poverty.
Edinboro University of PA. 2000. $1000.
Social Equity Grant. State System of Higher Education. Black Looks:
Race and Representation.
Proposal to bring bell hooks to Edinboro University for 5 days. 2000.
$7000.
Senate Faculty Research Grant. Inside the Razor Wire.
Edinboro University of PA. 1999. $1000.
Faculty Professional Development Council. State System of Higher
Education. Inside the Razor Wire:
A Publication of Photographic Images and Words.
1999-2000. $8,475.
Senate Faculty Research Grant. The Diversity of the Female Inmate
Population. A Photographic Portrait.
Edinboro University ot PA. 1998. $1000 to purchase film.
Faculty Professional Development Council. State System of Higher
Education. Photographic Portraits of Female Long Term and HIV
Positive Inmates.
1997-98. $5500.
Presidential Faculty Development Grant. Photographic Portraits of
Female Long Term and HIV
Positive Inmates.
Edinboro University of PA. 1997. $1000.
Senate Faculty Research Grant. Photographic Portraits of Female
Minimum Security Inmates.
Edinboro University of PA. 1995-1996. $1000.
Senate Faculty Research Grant. The Artist and the Community:
Photographing with Edinboro Manor Residents.
Edinboro University of PA. May-December 1994. $726. Juror Linn
Underhill.
Senate Faculty Research Grant. Culture in the Landscape.
Edinboro University of PA. May 1993-March1994. $250.
Michigan Council for the Arts Individual Creative Artist Grant.
January - October 1987. Washtenaw Underworld. $7500.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Volume Two. Ellipsis Series. Portraiture.
2003. The International Centre for Women in Photography, Staffordshire
University, Stoke on Trent, United Kingdom. One of ten photographers
selected for inclusion in this book to be
published by Ffotogallery.
Ariadne. IRIS. The International Centre for Women in Photography.
2002. Twelve photographs published on this WebSite originating at
Staffordshire University, Stoke on Trent, United Kingdom.
Northwestern Pennsylvania Artists Association WebSite.
2002. Five photographs published on this WebSite.
New Mexico Photographer.
1994 and 1993. Photographs reproduced in this photography journal in
national contests for this honor. 1993. Second Place Award. Eastern
New Mexico University. Art Dept. Portales, New Mexico.
VIZ.
The Hub City News/ Review. 1992. Photograph reproduced in this art
journal..
Photo Review.
1991. Photograph reproduced in this photography journal in national
contest for this honor. Long News.
1992 and 1991. Photographs reproduced in this literary journal in
issues on theme of mourning.
Art Journal.
1991. Photograph reproduced and discussed in issue on censorship of
this College Art Association journal .
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2003. Two Person Exhibition.
Silver Eye Center for Photography. Members' Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA.
2003. One Person Exhibition.
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. First Floor Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA.
2002. Enrichissement des Collections. Dons et Acquisitions
1996-2000.
Musee de la Photographie a Charleroi. Mont-sur-Marchienne, Belgium.
2002. One Person Exhibition.
Millersville University. Millersville, Pennsylvania.
2002. Texas National 2002.
SFA Gallery. Stephen F. Austin State University. Nacogdoches, Texas.
Juror, Sandy Skoglund.
793 artists from 48 states entered, less than 100 accepted.
2002. Toledo Friends of Photography 6th Biannual National Juried
Exhibition.
University of Toledo. Center for the Visual Arts. Toledo, Ohio. Juror,
Olivia Parker.
Honorable Mention Award.
2002, 2001 and 2000. 92nd, 91st and 90th Annual Exhibitions.
The Andy Warhol Museum (2002) and the Carnegie Museum of Art (2001
and 2002). Pittsburgh, PA, Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. Jurors Jerry
Saltz, New York art critic for the Village Voice, David Carrier, Professor
of
Philosophy, Carnegie Mellon University and Jill Snyder, Director,
Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art. Ronald Donaldson Award in
2002.
2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1996, 1995, 1994 and 1992. Erie Art
Museum's 79th, 78th, 77th, 76th, 75th, 73rd, 72nd, 71st and 69th Annual
Spring Shows.
Honorable Mention Award 2002. Juror's Awards 2001 and 1998.
Purchase Award 1996. Jurors Sandy Skoglund, Fred Wilson, Anne
Ellegood, Mary Jane Jacob, Robert Storr, Ivan Karp, Peter Plagens,
Joyce Fernandes and Kim Levin. Erie, PA.
2002. Art of the State. Pennsylvania. 2002.
35th Annual Juried Exhibition. Sponsored by The State Museum of
Pennsylvania, the Greater Harrisburg Arts Council and the Friends of the
State Museum. Hosted by the Susquehanna Art Museum. Juror Robert
Mahon. Third Prize, Photography. 118 works selected from 1446
entries.
2002, 2001, 1997, 1995, 1994 and 1992. Three Rivers Arts Festivals.
Juried Visual Arts Exhibitions.
Pittsburgh, PA. Jurors Lonnie Graham, Howard N. Fox, Thomas R.
Sokolowski, Tyrone Georgiou, Deborah Willis-Braithwait and Marilyn
Zeitllin.
2002. Niagara Invitational Art Exhibit.
Erie Maritime Museum. Erie, Pennsylvania. Curator, Mark Thomas
Weber, Director of Education, Erie Maritime Museum.
2002. Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Artists Group Exhibition.
Meadville Council on the Arts. Meadville, PA.
2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1994 and 1992. 27th, 26th, 25th,
24th, 23rd, 22nd, 20th, and 18th Annual October Evening's Exhibits.
Refereed Exhibitions. Meadville Council on the Arts. Van Tuil
Photographic Award. 2000. MCA Awards. 1997 and 1992. Meadville,
PA. Jurors Julie Fehrenbach, John Klassen, William Busta, Vicky Clark,
Dr. Louis Zona, Richard Armstrong, Sandy Kreisman, and Brian Lang.
2001. Second International Photography and Digital Image Biennial
Exhibition.
Wellington B. Gray Art Gallery. Jenkins Fine Arts Center. East Carolina
University.
Greenville, North Carolina. Juror Evon Streetman.
2001. Mercyhurst College Biennial Juried Photography Exhibition.
Erie, Pennsylvania. Juror, William Busta, Director, William Busta Gallery,
Cleveland, Ohio.
2001 and 2000. HCP Membership Exhibitions.
Houston Center for Photography. Houston, Texas. Jurors Clint Willour
and Ellen Handy, Curator, International Center of Photography.
2001. Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Artists Group Exhibition.
Invitational. Lakeland Community College Fine Arts Gallery. Kirtland,
Ohio.
2000. Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Artists Fundraiser 2000
Exhibitions.
Invitational. Schuster Gallery, Nash Library, Gannon University, Erie, PA
and Avalon Hotel.
Erie, PA.
2000. New Members Show.
Invitational. Associated Artists of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, PA.
2000. The Tenth Annual New Images Exhibition: A Juried Photo
Competition for the Mid-Atlantic States.
New Image Gallery. James Madison University. Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Juror Janet Sirmon.
2000, 1998 and 1984. Magic Silver Shows.
Clara M. Eagle Art Gallery. Murray State University. Murray, Kentucky.
Jurors Stuart Rome in 1998, Paul Berger in 2000. Award of Excellence
in 1998. Honorable Mention Award in 2000. 2000. Society for
Photographic Education Invitational 2000.
Chidlaw Gallery, Art Academy of Cincinnati. Curator Cal Kowal.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1999. One Person Exhibition.
Community College of Southern Nevada. Las Vegas, Nevada.
1999. Women's Services Art Project.
Heeschen Gallery. Meadville Council on the Arts. Invitational Exhibition.
Meadville, PA. 1999. Pictures at An Exhibition.
Group Invitational Exhibition. NPAA. A Collaboration with the Erie
Philharmonic.
Warner Theater. Erie, PA.
1998. One Person Exhibition.
Erie Art Museum's Frame Shop Gallery. Erie, PA.
1998. Invitational Exhibition.
Prison Fellowship Ministries Banquet. Pittsburgh, PA.
1998. LaGrange National Biennial XX Exhibition.
Lamar Dodd Art Center. LaGrange, Georgia. Juror Siri J. Engberg.
1998, 1986, and 1984. Alternatives '98, '86, and '84.
Jurors Clarissa Sligh, Robert Fichter, and Les Krims. Ohio University.
Athens, Ohio.
Traveling exhibitions throughout the United States in 1986-87 and
1984-85.
1997-98. Finalist. Honorable Mention Award. Gordon Parks Photography
Competition. Gordon Parks Photography Competition Finalists
Exhibition.
Fort Scott Community College. Fort Scott, Kansas. Traveling throughout
the United States
during 1998.
1997. Teacher/Student Exhibition.
Glass Growers Gallery. Invitational Exhibition. Erie, PA.
1996. One Person Exhibition.
Pittsburgh Filmmakers Gallery. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
1996. One Person Exhibition.
The University of Northern Iowa. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
1996. One Person Exhibition.
Meadville Council on the Arts. Meadville, Pennsylvania.
1996. Clarion Regional Art Exhibition.
Clarion University. Clarion, Pennsylvania. Juror Vicky Clark.
1996 and 1995. What We've Discovered: Images of Our Cultural
Identities. Traveling Juried Exhibition. Juried by a five member
international jury including Kathy Ryan, Photo Editor of the New York
Times. Worker's Library and Museum, Arts Alive International Festival,
Johannesburg, South Africa, 1996. Minnesota and Louisiana, 1995.
1995. One Person Exhibition.
Artemisia Gallery. Chicago, Illinois.
1995. One Person Exhibition.
Hudson Valley Institute for Art and Photographic Resources. Peekskill,
New York.
1995. Couples in the Arts. Invitational exhibitions at Meadville Council
on the Arts and Glass Growers Gallery.
Meadville and Erie, Pennsylvania.
1995, 1992, 1991 and 1985. Photo Opportunity '95, '91 and '85. Traveling
Juried Exhibitions.
Blatent Image-Silver Eye Gallery. Pittsburgh, PA. Jurors Arthur Ollman
,Tom Hinson, and Susan Harder. Second Place Awards in 1991 and
1985. Traveled to the Southern Allegheny Museum in Holidaysburg and
Johnstown, PA. in 1992.
1994. One Person Exhibition.
C.A.G.E. (Cincinnati Artists Group Effort). Cincinnati, Ohio.
1994. Art of the State: Pennsylvania '94. 27th Annual Juried Exhibition
of the Greater Harrisburg Arts Festival.
State Museum of Pennsylvania. Third Place Award. Harrisburg, PA.
1993-1994. STAND. Curator. A joint exhibition of the Erie Art Museum
and Edinboro University's Bruce Art Gallery of four contemporary Native
artists.
Funded in part by the Pennsylvania Council for the Arts. This exhibition
showcased the work of Hachivi Edgar Heap of Birds, Hulleah
Tsinhnahjinnie, Rebecca Belmore, and Richard Ray Whitman. An
educational component traveled to area high schools.
1993. National Exposure. Juried Exhibition.
ARC Gallery. Chicago, IL. Juror Denise Miller-Clark.
1993. Women and Madness. Juried Exhibition.
Congress Street Gallery. Tucson, Arizona. Jurors Debra Pierce and
Tina McNearney.
1993. One Person Exhibition.
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Carbondale, Illinois.
1993. One Person Exhibition.
South Suburban College. South Holland, Illinois.
1993. One Person Exhibition.
University of California, Berkeley Extension. San Francisco, CA.
1992-1993. Creative Forces. Juried Exhibition of 30 artworks by faculty
members of the SSHE.
Governor's Residence. Harrisburg, PA. Curated by Jane Lenhardt.
1992. One Person Exhibition.
Center for Creative Studies - College of Art and Design. Detroit, MI.
1992. One Person Exhibition.
Level Three Gallery. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
1992. One Person Exhibition.
Gallery 721. Washington University. University City, MO.
1992. One Person Exhibition.
S.R.O. Corridor Gallery. Texas Tech University. Lubbock, Texas.
1992. "Seeing Red, White or Blue: Censored in the U.S.A." Invitational,
Juried Exhibition.
Visual Arts Center of Alaska. Anchorage, Alaska.
1992. Photonational I. Juried, Traveling Exhibition.
Michigan Friends of Photography. Jurors Robert Heinecken and Joyce
Neimanas.
1992. Impact of Photographs. Juried Exhibition of the Society of
Photographic Education's
Mid-Atlantic Region.
Millersville University. Lancaster, PA.
1991. One Person Exhibition.
Lightfantastic Gallery. Michigan State University. Lansing, MI.
1991. One Person Exhibition.
New Works Gallery. University of Illinois at Chicago. Chicago, IL.
1991. One Person Exhibition. "Remembrances."
ARC Gallery. Chicago, Illinois.
1991. "Cultural Affinities." Three Person Invitational.
City Arts Gallery. Detroit Council on the Arts. Detroit, Michigan. Curated
by Bill Sanders.
Creative Arts Center. Pontiac, MI.
1990. Contemporary Visions: Michigan. Invitational.
Images Gallery. Cincinnati, Ohio.
1990 and 1989. Underexposed: Emerging Women Photographers.
Curator.
Paint Creek Center for the Arts. Rochester, MI. 1990. Henry Ford
Community College. Dearborn, MI. 1989.
1989 and 1988. New Initiatives for the Arts. Juried Traveling Exhibitions.
Sponsored by the Michigan Council for the Arts. Traveling throughout
Michigan.
1989. Michigan Connection. Juried Exhibition of fifteen photographers.
Detroit Artists Market. Detroit, Michigan. Juror Robert A. Sobiesek.
1989. One Person Exhibition.
Art Academy of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Ohio.
1988. One Person Exhibition. Still Waiting.
College of Wooster. Wooster, Ohio.
1988. New Photographs. Three Person Invitational.
Willis Gallery. Detroit, Michigan.
1987. MCA Grant Recipients' Exhibition. Invitational.
Kresge Art Museum. Michigan State University. East Lansing, Michigan.
1987. Michigan Council for the Arts 1987 Individual Creative Artist Grant
Recipients' Exhibition. Invitational.
Michigan Council for the Arts Gallery. Detroit, Michigan.
1987 and 1986. Women and Memory. Curated Invitational Exhibition.
Detroit Artists Market. Detroit, Michigan. 1987. University of Michigan.
Ann Arbor, MI. 1986. Curator Constance Samaras.
1987. Works With Words. Curated Invitational Exhibition.
Ford Gallery. Eastern Michigan University. Ypsilanti, MI. Curator Jay
Yager.
1987. Extended Media Fresh Visions. Juried Exhibition. Sculpture and
Photography. Works by 18 Michigan Artists.
Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit, Michigan. Jurors Mary M. Denison,
Peggy
Klarr, Jan Van der Marck.
1986. Talking to Spirits. Two Person Invitational.
Eyemediae Gallery. Ann Arbor, MI.
Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit, Michigan. Jurors Barbara Beyer,
Professor Marjorie Levy, Mary Ann Wilkinson.
1986. Illuminance/86. Juried Exhibition.
Fine Arts Center. Lubbock, Texas.
1986. Light Sensitive VII. Juried Exhibition.
Juror Judy Dater. University of Florida. Gainesville, Florida.
1986. Regional Juried Photography Exhibition. Toledo Friends of
Photography.
Owens-Illinois Art Center. Toledo, Ohio. Third Place Award. Juror Bill
Rauhauser.
1986. Current Works 1985. Juried Exhibition.
Society for Contemporary Photography. Shawnee Mission, Kansas.
1985. Alternative Process and Contemporary Issue Photography. Juried
Exhibition.
Third Floor Gallery. Oakland, California.
1985. One Person Exhibition. Betrayal and Self-Actualization. Individual
M .F.A. Exhibition.
Eastern Michigan University. Ypsilanti, Michigan.
1985. Photo/Flow 3. Juried Exhibition. National Exhibit/Symposium.
University Art Gallery. The University of Texas at Arlington. Arlington,
Texas. Jurors Duane Michals and Terry Allen.
1984. Photography 18. Juried Exhibition.
Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. Pennsylvania State University.
University Park, Pennsylvania. First Place Award. Juror Duane Michals.
1984. Gender Construction. Juried Exhibition.
Ithaca College. Ithaca, New York. Curators Danny Guthrie, Monte H.
Gerlach,
Laurie Sieverts Snyder.
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