Exhibitions with Catherine Opie, Alex Prager, Erwin Olaf, Kelli Connell, et al.
APRIL 2012 NEWSLETTER
I’m pleased to invite you to my upcoming exhibition and lecture at PHOTO CENTER NW April 12 & 13. This will be my first show in the verdant city of my youth, Seattle, Washington. I will be exhibiting 3 photographs and a video from the series On Beauty.
The last six months have been transformative. My work was curated in exhibitions in the US and abroad with Catherine Opie, Alex Prager, Erwin Olaf, Bruce Weber and more. While in Europe for the Museum exhibition No Fashion Please! I had the priviledge of being featured on ARTE, a German TV program. No Fashion Please! received extensive press including Italian Vogue, Wall Street Journal, Die Presse and many more. For those who could not make it to Vienna but are interested to see the show, there is a gorgeously printed hardcover exhibition catalog available on ArtBook and Amazon.
Presently, I am in residence with the ART & LAW Residency Program run by VLA. We meet bi-monthly for critical seminars and will hold an exhibition this fall. Already, the residency is impacting my practice in unexpected and exciting ways. I look forward to sharing more about this experience and especially the new work with you all.
Thank you for your continued support.
AUTHOR & SUBJECT – Contemporary Queer Photography
PHOTO CENTER NW | Seattle, Washington
On View: April 5 – May 27, 2012
Participating artists: Sophia Wallace, Kelli Connell, Rafael Soldi, Katie Koti, Adrain Chesser, Steven Miller, Chad States, Lorenzo Triburgo, Molly Landreth, Amelia Tovey
OPENING RECEPTION | Thursday, April 12th | 6:00 – 9:00PM
After Party party at the Wild Rose in Capital Hill
LECTURE | Sophia Wallace & Kelli Connell
Friday, April 13th | 6:30 – 8:00PM
The last six months have been transformative. My work was curated in exhibitions in the US and abroad with Catherine Opie, Alex Prager, Erwin Olaf, Bruce Weber and more. While in Europe for the Museum exhibition No Fashion Please! I had the priviledge of being featured on ARTE, a German TV program. No Fashion Please! received extensive press including Italian Vogue, Wall Street Journal, Die Presse and many more. For those who could not make it to Vienna but are interested to see the show, there is a gorgeously printed hardcover exhibition catalog available on ArtBook and Amazon.
Presently, I am in residence with the ART & LAW Residency Program run by VLA. We meet bi-monthly for critical seminars and will hold an exhibition this fall. Already, the residency is impacting my practice in unexpected and exciting ways. I look forward to sharing more about this experience and especially the new work with you all.
Thank you for your continued support.
AUTHOR & SUBJECT – Contemporary Queer Photography
PHOTO CENTER NW | Seattle, Washington
On View: April 5 – May 27, 2012
Participating artists: Sophia Wallace, Kelli Connell, Rafael Soldi, Katie Koti, Adrain Chesser, Steven Miller, Chad States, Lorenzo Triburgo, Molly Landreth, Amelia Tovey
OPENING RECEPTION | Thursday, April 12th | 6:00 – 9:00PM
After Party party at the Wild Rose in Capital Hill
LECTURE | Sophia Wallace & Kelli Connell
Friday, April 13th | 6:30 – 8:00PM
For more information, visit PCNW.org
Sophia Wallace shows with Catherine Opie
View installation photos of A Fine Line: Private Lives for Public View at Colgate University’s Clifford Gallery. In this four person exhibition, Wallace showed 21 works from the autobiographical series Truer with Catherine Opie, Jason Hanasik and JoAnne Santangelo.
View installation photos of A Fine Line: Private Lives for Public View at Colgate University’s Clifford Gallery. In this four person exhibition, Wallace showed 21 works from the autobiographical series Truer with Catherine Opie, Jason Hanasik and JoAnne Santangelo.
No Fashion Please! reviews by Italian Vogue, Wall Street Journal, ARTE TV
At KUNSTHALLE Wien Museum in Vienna, 19 international artists reject traditional notions of fashion, gender and beauty. ‘From Jeff Bark’s painterly and perverse “Flesh Rainbow” to Sophia Wallace’s portraits of feminized male models, these daring and reckless experiments veer closer to the ceremonies and rituals of body art than to fashion.’ Download complete press here.
At KUNSTHALLE Wien Museum in Vienna, 19 international artists reject traditional notions of fashion, gender and beauty. ‘From Jeff Bark’s painterly and perverse “Flesh Rainbow” to Sophia Wallace’s portraits of feminized male models, these daring and reckless experiments veer closer to the ceremonies and rituals of body art than to fashion.’ Download complete press here.
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Posted on Wednesday, April 11th 2012
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