fotofoto Gallery, 14 West Carver Street, Huntington, NY 11743. 8/3-8/27/16.
Reception: Saturday, August 6, 5 – 7 pm.

 
My piece ‘Crucifixion‘ will be included in an exhibit of phone images, curated by iPhone guru Karen Klinedinst.

About the Juror:

Karen Klinedinst is a landscape photographer from Baltimore. Since 2011, she’s has been using her iPhone and iPad exclusively to photograph and express the landscape. Her landscape iPhoneography has been exhibited widely, including the Center for Fine Art Photography, Soho Photo Gallery, and the Biggs Museum of American Art. She was awarded an Honorable Mention from the 2015 Mobile Photography Awards. She teaches iPhone Photography workshops at Baltimore’s Creative Alliance, Chestertown RiverArts Gallery, Adkins Arboretum and at her Baltimore studio..

Soho Photo Gallery, 15 White Street, NYC, 212-226-8571, 5/13-5/16/2016.
Reception: Friday, May 13, 6 – 8 pm.

I will be participating in Soho Photo’s third Affordable Photography Fair, Friday May 13 – Monday May 16, 2016.

All prints in the bins at the rear of the gallery will be priced at $100 each (with sizes up to 16×20). Prints will be matted.

Hours for the Fair are:
Friday: 1pm – 8pm
Saturday: 1pm – 6pm
Sunday: 1pm – 6pm
Monday: 1pm – 6pm

 
BWAC, 499 Van Brunt St., Red Hook, Brooklyn. 5/7 – 6/12/2016. Weekends only, 1 – 6 pm. Near IKEA and Fairway.

Reception: Saturday, May 7, 4 – 6 pm.

BWAC’s annual spring group show in a 25,000 square foot warehouse on the water in Red Hook, Brooklyn. BWAC (Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition) was started in 1978 and is now Brooklyn’s largest artist-run organization with over 400 members.

I will be exhibiting 6 images from my People Walking series.

I am happy to be headed to Houston in March to participate in the portfolio reviews at Fotofest 2016 Biennial.

From the Fotofest website: “A place where photographic artists, arts professionals, collectors, and colleagues network, collaborate, share ideas, and establish life-long connections. The 2016 Meeting Place will connect 120 international decision-makers, with over 400 artists, over 16 days. The FotoFest Meeting Place is the largest event of its kind in the world.”

I will be showing my work to 20 reviewers from around the world, and I will be participating in an “Evenings with the Artists Open Portfolio Night” in downtown Houston at the DoubleTree Hilton Hotel, 400 Dallas Street, Houston, TX from 7 – 9 pm.

Wish me luck!

Soho Photo Gallery, 15 White Street, NYC. 12/2/15 – 1/2/2016.
Reception: Tuesday, December 1, 6 – 8 pm.

 
I have two pieces in a group show on the topic of dogs; there will also be five concurrent solo shows on the same topic.

Atlantic Gallery, 548 West 28th St., Suite 540, NYC. 12/1-12/2015.
Reception: Thursday, December 3, 6 – 8 pm.

A small works show sponsored by PWP (Professional Women Photographers). I have two photographs in this exhibit. All work is reasonably priced.

“Color, by definition, is present in every color photograph but it is not always what the image is primarily about. When one first looks at a photograph, something in particular usually grabs the viewer’s attention. It may be light and shadow, texture, content or composition. In this show, it is color that takes center stage.

There are various ways in which color can be paramount in a photograph. It can define a mood and elicit an emotion from the viewer. It can highlight or isolate a particular subject. And, by fanciful alteration or exaggeration, color can turn the ordinary into something magical.

For this small works show, we are showcasing images that are defined by their exceptional or unusual use of color.”

 
In case you missed me in the Gowanus studio tour you have a second chance! I will be participating in the Park Slope Windsor Terrace Open Studio Tour, November 7 – 8 (12 – 6 pm)… save the dates. I will be exhibiting at 374 14th Street, Brooklyn 11215 (corner of 7th Avenue), second floor, not in my usual downstairs space (but in the same building).

As indicated before, I will be showing a lot of new work, in addition to your old Holga favorites. Over the past year I have expanded on my “People Walking” series and have started a theme of ground pictures…. which includes “Street Abstractions” (abstract images of the ground, painterly in nature), and “Nature Out of Context”, which is close-ups of leaves and such on the sidewalk.

I have also been posting these types of pictures on Instagram (instagram.com/susanbowenfoto) on an almost daily basis.

The closest subway stop is the Seventh Avenue stop of the F train. If you exit at the wrong end (Eighth Ave) just go downhill one block, and then go 5 blocks south to 14th Street.

Hope to see you there!