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Everyone who has responded to my autobiographical series Truer, please take a moment and make your feelings known by reblogging the picture below, tagging it #100Portraits and sending me a link: info@sophiawallace.com  

100 Portraits has been a huge success, covered by The New Yorker, Wired, NPR, aCurator, Washington Post and more.  @Flak Photo wants to know which image is your favorite. If my image speaks to you, I’d be grateful for you to say that NOW. 

I am donating a 20x24 print of this image, #4 in the edition,  to the Benefit Auction for Slideluck Potshow in December. More on that later. 

Re-blogging and feedback is Appreciated and Highly Encouraged!

100 Portraits has been covered by aCurator, NPR Picture Show, the Washington Post and more. It just keeps coming. See the full exhibition here and photos of the live exhibition projected on the Corcoran Gallery here.
The exhibition features 100 dynamic portraits from an exciting group of photographers in all stages of their careers and celebrates the role that a thriving online photo community plays in the discovery of artists in the Internet Era.The projection is screening throughout Washington, D. C. during the week of the FotoWeek DC festival at several exhibition venues: on the exterior of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, in the Satellite Central projection theater, at Dupont Circle and on screens fixed to trucks traveling throughout the streets of the city.In the spirit of the public art projections at the festival we’ve mounted an online exhibition so the global photo community can experience the work of these 100 photographers from anywhere in the world. See it at http://bit.ly/100portraitsIf you enjoyed these portraits by all means mention the project in your blog and share it with friends, students and colleagues on Facebook or Twitter!iPhone projection photos courtesy Larissa Leclair and Darius Himes View high resolution

100 Portraits has been covered by aCurator, NPR Picture Show, the Washington Post and more. It just keeps coming. See the full exhibition here and photos of the live exhibition projected on the Corcoran Gallery here.

The exhibition features 100 dynamic portraits from an exciting group of photographers in all stages of their careers and celebrates the role that a thriving online photo community plays in the discovery of artists in the Internet Era.

The projection is screening throughout Washington, D. C. during the week of the FotoWeek DC festival at several exhibition venues: on the exterior of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, in the Satellite Central projection theater, at Dupont Circle and on screens fixed to trucks traveling throughout the streets of the city.

In the spirit of the public art projections at the festival we’ve mounted an online exhibition so the global photo community can experience the work of these 100 photographers from anywhere in the world. 

See it at http://bit.ly/100portraits

If you enjoyed these portraits by all means mention the project in your blog and share it with friends, students and colleagues on Facebook or Twitter!

iPhone projection photos courtesy Larissa Leclair and Darius Himes

 
100 Portraits — 100 Photographers: 
See beautiful exhibition in the interactive space on Andy Adam’s website: http://andyadamsphoto.com/100portraits/
The 100 were selected from the FlakPhoto.com Archive by Andy Adams and Larissa Leclair.  View high resolution

100 Portraits — 100 Photographers:

See beautiful exhibition in the interactive space on Andy Adam’s website: http://andyadamsphoto.com/100portraits/

The 100 were selected from the FlakPhoto.com Archive by Andy Adams and Larissa Leclair

100 Portraits / 100 Photographers

If you are in the DC area and appreciate photography you won’t want to miss this.  Some of the most important photographers working today wether in fine art, photojournalism or landscape will be showing over the course of FotoWeekDC. The program guarantees to amaze, and moreover it is also FREE.  My work will be shown in 100 Portraits / 100 Photographers, one of five excellent curated slideshows. The other shows are Projections of Reality curated by James Wellford, Life Lives Here curated by Cristina Mittermeier, Moving Walls curated by Open Society Foundations, and finally  Work We Love curated by William Ewing and Nathalie Herschdorfer. The program is massive and worth viewing in detail.  

Selections from the FlakPhoto.com Archive

Produced by Andy Adams and Larissa Leclair 100 Portraits – 100 Photographers  
Screening consecutively November 6-13, 2010
Corcoran Gallery of Art 
500 Seventeenth Street NW
Washington, DC 20006

Behind the Projections Panel 
Saturday, November 6 at 2:30pm
Corcoran Gallery of Art 
500 Seventeenth Street NW
Washington, DC 20006
STATEMENT

As an added fine art component to the NightGallery projections, this screening features 100 dynamic portraits from an exciting group of contemporary photographers in all stages of their careers, each selected from the digital archive on FlakPhoto.com. Our decision to highlight work from this website celebrates the role that a thriving online photography community plays in the discovery and dissemination of work produced by significant artists in the Internet Era. Contemporary photo culture is marked by a continuous flow of images online, and our aim is to take a moment to recognize some of the noteworthy photographs published in this ever-expanding archive over the past four years. In this context, projected several times larger than life, these portraits look back at us and embody a louder voice in the discourse of the gaze. 

ANDY ADAMS is the Editor / Publisher of FlakPhoto.com, a contemporary photography website that celebrates the culture of image-making by promoting the discovery of artists from around the world. An online art space + photography publication, the site provides opportunities for a global community of artists and photo organizations to share new series work, book projects, and gallery exhibitions with a web-based photography audience. http://andyadamsphoto.com 

LARISSA LECLAIR  is an independent photography writer, curator, and collector, and founder of the Indie Photobook Library. Most recently Leclair curated the exhibition Permanent Impermanence, a group show at the Washington Project for the Arts, including work by Todd Hido, Curtis Mann, and David Maisel, amongst others. She is a regular reviewer for Critical Mass. Larissa Leclair holds a BFA in Photography and a BA in Anthropology from Washington University in St. Louis and an MA from Yale University.www.larissaleclair.comwww.indiephotobooklibrary.org 

ARTISTS

Amy Elkins /Amy Stein / Andreas Laszlo Konrath / Anna Bauer /Ben Handzo / Ben Huff /Betsy Schneider / Birthe Piontek / Bob Shamis / Bradley Peters / Brea Souders / Brian David Stevens / Brian Ulrich / Bronek Kozka / Caitlin Teal Price / Carl Wooley / Carrie Will / Chris Verene / Claire Beckett / Clayton Cotterell / Daniel Ramos / Daniel Shea / Darin Mickey / Dave Jordano / David Griggs /David Maisel / David Wright / Deborah Mitelstaedt / Dina Kantor / Dorothy Deiss / Doug Dubois / Elijah Gowin / Elizabeth Fleming / Eric Ogden / Eric Weeks / Finn O’Hara / Gloria Baker-Feinstein / Graham Miller / Hector Mediavilla / Jacob Koestler /Jaimie Warren / Jane Tam / Jason Florio / Jason Hanasik / Jen Davis /Jesse Burke / Jessica Todd Harper / Jon Feinstein / Joni Sternbach /Jorg Bruggeman / Justine Reyes / Justyna Badach / Katrina d’Autremont / Keliy Anderson-Staley / Lara Pannack / La Toya Ruby Frazier / Lydia Panas /Manjari Sharma / Mary Amor / Maureen Drennan / Mickey Kerr / Mikael Kennedy / Mikhael Subotzky / Molly Landreth / Mona Kuhn / Monika Merva / Myra Greene / Nadine Rovner /Nathalie Bothur / Noah Kalina / Philip Dembinski / Phil Toledano / Rachael Dunville / Rafal Milach / Sage Sohie / Robin Schwartz / Sage Sohier / Sara Code-Kroll / Sarah Small / Sarah Wilson / Shane Lavalette / Shawn Gust / Shen Wei / Simon Roberts / Sophia Wallace / Sophie Jacobson / Steffanie Halley /Stella Kalaw / Steve Giovinco / Stewart Simons / Susan Worsham / Suzanne Opton /Tamara Dean /Tealia Ellis-Ritter / Todd Hido / Victor Cobo /Wang Yi Fei / Will Steacy / Zoe Strauss / Zwelethu Mthethwa  



Happy to learn that my work was selected. 

Untitled, #1 from the Series Truer

LOOK UP: PHOTOS OF MONUMENTAL PROPORTIONS

NightGallery Projections Merge Art and Architecture During FotoWeek
“This November FotoWeek DC will turn the city of Washington into a massive nighttime gallery – photography will be everywhere! With its provocative NightGallery program, FotoWeek will once again delight residents and visitors with monumental projections that illuminate the facades of significant Washington, DC architecture.  This year’s NightGallery images highlight award-winning photography with contemporary themes of social and political importance. From photojournalism to fine art, NightGallery projections will be everywhere you see, from November 6 through November 13. Look up!

Leading the fine arts program are Andy Adams, Editor & Publisher of FlakPhoto.com and Larissa Leclair, photography writer and curator. Cristina Mittermeier, Executive Director and a Fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, will curate the environmental program Life Lives Here. “ 

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