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Showing posts with label photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photographer. Show all posts
Monday, July 21, 2025
Discover the Bold Visions & Vivid Color of Digital Artist Martin Fine’s Extraordinary Work
The Contemporary Art Modern Project (CAMP Gallery) presents 'The Eye, The Lens, The Story' July 11-August 23, 2025
'The Eye, The Lens, The Story' on view at The Contemporary Art Modern Project (CAMP Gallery) July 11 - August 23, 2025. The Eye, The Lens, The Story is the gallery's first all photography based exhibition featuring works from: Xan Padron, Marisa S. White, Naomi White, Remijin Camping, Natalie Obermaier, Rosana Machado Rodriguez, Alice de Kruijs, and Carol Erb.
The exhibition focuses on what has caught the eye of these artists. Divided by subject the exhibition will look at landscape and architectural photography, portraiture and objects while focusing on the moment of the image and what it can suggest. The eye of the photographer is, naturally, paramount to the art of photography. The artist strives to capture what is unique, but also familiar often reporting back to the viewer where we are in the present.
Wednesday, February 22, 2023
The Supernatural Work of Video/Sound Installation Artist & Photographer Cheryl Maeder
Internationally collected Video/Sound Installation Artist & Photographer Cheryl Maeder, is best known for her conceptual style of photography, video/sound art and filmmaking. The artist’s work is captivating, optimistic and meaningful.
Saturday, July 24, 2021
Dancing Tree: a short film by photographer and video/sound installation artist Cheryl Maeder
Experience a short film 'Dancing Tree' by Cheryl Maeder
"There are times I find myself living in a black and white world. When I am in this state, I separate from Nature; and therefore, I separate from my very core of being. Living in this black and white world of judgements, I cannot see the true colors of Nature, and hear the masterpiece that is Nature’s Symphony. When I am truly living in the present, I am living in harmony with Nature. I experience her dazzling display of colors, and the ballet of her movements, of which I am an integral part of." –Cheryl Maeder, Photographer and Video/Sound Installation Artist.
Friday, March 27, 2020
The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University seeks entries for the Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize
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| Before WWII, every Ryukyu family home held an ancestral altar called a Butsudan. The Butsudan is the satellite and transmitter for prayers to the ancestors. Gelatin silver print by Chinen Aimi, winner of the 2019 Lange-Taylor Prize. |
Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize
The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University seeks entries for the Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize. The winner receives $10,000, features in Center for Documentary Studies' digital publications, and inclusion in the Archive of Documentary Arts at Rubenstein Library, Duke University, in Durham, NC. Open to documentary artists of any age and nationality. The Lange-Taylor Prize is intended to support artists, working alone or in teams, who are engaged in extended, ongoing fieldwork projects that fully exploit the relationship of words and images in the powerful, persuasive representation of a subject. The prize is not awarded for completed projects or to support the production of a book, exhibit, website, or other outcomes. $60 entry fee. Deadline: May 15, 2020.
SUBMISSIONS FOR THE 2020 LANGE-TAYLOR PRIZE will be accepted through May 15, 2020. See How to Enter and FAQs.
First announced in 1990, the Dorothea Lange–Paul Taylor Prize was created by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University to encourage collaboration between documentary writers and photographers in the tradition of the acclaimed photographer Dorothea Lange and writer and social scientist Paul Taylor. In 1941 Lange and Taylor published An American Exodus, a book that renders human experience eloquently in text and images and remains a seminal work in documentary studies.
Like Lange and Taylor, and all serious documentarians, the competitive applicants to this prize have a point of view derived from an in-depth understanding of place, history, and the current situation, in concert with a personal relationship to the proposed work. Ultimately, their commitment is to use documentary expression to motivate the thinking and reflection of others.
In 2011, in recognition of the changing environment in which documentary artists conduct their work, the prize guidelines were reframed to allow single artists to apply. In part, this new approach to the prize was inspired by the Center for Documentary Studies’ commitment to the Master of Fine Arts in Experimental and Documentary Arts at Duke University, which brings together two forms of artistic activity—the documentary approach and experimental production in analog, digital, and computational media.
The Lange-Taylor Prize is intended to support artists, working alone or in teams, who are engaged in extended, ongoing fieldwork projects that fully exploit the relationship of words and images in the powerful, persuasive representation of a subject. The prize is not awarded for completed projects or to support the production of a book, exhibit, website, or other outcomes.
The winner receives $10,000, features in Center for Documentary Studies’ digital publications, and inclusion in the Archive of Documentary Arts at Rubenstein Library, Duke University.
Chinen Aimi is the 2019 winner of the Dorothea Lange–Paul Taylor Prize.
Friday, May 31, 2019
Internationally Collected Visual Artist & Filmmaker Cheryl Maeder's New Video Installation 'Simulacra'
Internationally collected visual artist and filmmaker Cheryl Maeder's new video installation 'Simulacra', is a reflection, an imitation, of who we have become in this social media age. "As observer & narrator of the film, I become another one of the subjects in this social commentary on our filtered reality. Special thanks to Artist Mary Tidy-Coyle for our wonderful collaboration & editing, and Brandon Martinez, Datzi Media, who will be creating an Interactive 3D APP for this installation." -Cheryl Maeder.
"Since 2008, I have been exhibiting as an artist during Art Basel Week at art fairs such as Art Miami. I have noticed that social media has transformed our daily lives. In the first years of exhibiting, when viewers would come to the exhibit, they would ask to take photos with their phones. As the years progressed, fewer people would engage directly with the art. They instead use their phones as their lens to the world. Having observed this evolution, I thought it would be interesting to use my own iphone to film the viewers, so that I become an active participant, and we all become the 'Art'."
For more information about this artist, sales or inquiries, contact: maeder@maederphotography.com
https://maederphotography.com/
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| Vimeo: 'Simulcra' |
"Since 2008, I have been exhibiting as an artist during Art Basel Week at art fairs such as Art Miami. I have noticed that social media has transformed our daily lives. In the first years of exhibiting, when viewers would come to the exhibit, they would ask to take photos with their phones. As the years progressed, fewer people would engage directly with the art. They instead use their phones as their lens to the world. Having observed this evolution, I thought it would be interesting to use my own iphone to film the viewers, so that I become an active participant, and we all become the 'Art'."
For more information about this artist, sales or inquiries, contact: maeder@maederphotography.com
https://maederphotography.com/
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Artist & Filmmaker Cheryl Maeder's New Installation at Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute
Internationally collected Visual Artist and Filmmaker Cheryl Maeder is a pioneer of Art, Film and Technology. Experience Maeder's new installation of 'Far & Away I' at Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute in West Palm Beach.
Cheryl Maeder's photographs are in the permanent museum collection of The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum in Miami, exhibited internationally - The Musée du Louvre in Paris, SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Cooper Union in New York, Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach and Cornell Art Museum in Delray Beach. Her work is exhibited at major art fairs, such as Art Miami, SCOPE Art Show, Art London and Art Shanghai, among others. Her work is also auctioned at Sotheby's, NY. She had a solo exhibition at Miami International Airport in 2015, and was recently selected by PBS for Project Filmmaker, South Florida, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
The artist/filmmaker has held numerous exhibitions and shows, and currently has framed video installations 'Frequency' & 'The Voyage' on view in the lobby of the GALLERYone Hotel, Hilton DoubleTree Suites in Fort Lauderdale. Video Installations take the viewer on a sensory interactive experience.
For more information about this artist, sales or inquiries, contact: maeder@maederphotography.com / https://maederphotography.com/
Cheryl Maeder's photographs are in the permanent museum collection of The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum in Miami, exhibited internationally - The Musée du Louvre in Paris, SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Cooper Union in New York, Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach and Cornell Art Museum in Delray Beach. Her work is exhibited at major art fairs, such as Art Miami, SCOPE Art Show, Art London and Art Shanghai, among others. Her work is also auctioned at Sotheby's, NY. She had a solo exhibition at Miami International Airport in 2015, and was recently selected by PBS for Project Filmmaker, South Florida, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
The artist/filmmaker has held numerous exhibitions and shows, and currently has framed video installations 'Frequency' & 'The Voyage' on view in the lobby of the GALLERYone Hotel, Hilton DoubleTree Suites in Fort Lauderdale. Video Installations take the viewer on a sensory interactive experience.
For more information about this artist, sales or inquiries, contact: maeder@maederphotography.com / https://maederphotography.com/
Sunday, April 7, 2019
'PLAY', a short film by internationally collected visual artist & filmmaker Cheryl Maeder.
PLAY, a short film by internationally collected visual artist & filmmaker Cheryl Maeder. From a higher vantage point, ordinary becomes extraordinary.
PLAY Video Installation televised nationally on PBS, Project Filmmaker funded by National Endowment for the Arts. "I was walking through a shopping mall on the top floor and happened to look down at children wildly jumping and playing in this wonderland below. From the vantage point up high, the children looked like tiny elves and fairies jumping, laughing and happily playing in a breakfast-themed playground. I hurriedly went home, grabbed my camera and for several weeks returned to document the children playing. The short film, PLAY, is about the Magic. I am honored that two of the photographs from this series are featured in a prestigious, Curated Photography Collection by Hamburg Kennedy for Foster Care along with Diane Arbus, Sally Mann, Elliott Erwitt and Martin Parr."
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PLAY VIDEO INSTALLATION |
PLAY Video Installation televised nationally on PBS, Project Filmmaker funded by National Endowment for the Arts. "I was walking through a shopping mall on the top floor and happened to look down at children wildly jumping and playing in this wonderland below. From the vantage point up high, the children looked like tiny elves and fairies jumping, laughing and happily playing in a breakfast-themed playground. I hurriedly went home, grabbed my camera and for several weeks returned to document the children playing. The short film, PLAY, is about the Magic. I am honored that two of the photographs from this series are featured in a prestigious, Curated Photography Collection by Hamburg Kennedy for Foster Care along with Diane Arbus, Sally Mann, Elliott Erwitt and Martin Parr."
Thursday, July 19, 2018
Internationally Collected Visual Artist and Filmmaker Cheryl Maeder is a Pioneer of Art, Film and Technology
Cheryl Maeder was born and raised in Elmwood Park, New Jersey on June 18, 1949. In her early 20's she moved to Zurich, Switzerland, where she studied photography at Zurich University of the Arts. After 8 years in Switzerland, she returned to the United States and opened her studio in San Francisco where she photographed international advertising & fashion campaigns for clients such as Sony, AT&T, Visa, Calvin Klein, Marriott Hotels among others. She transitioned from photographing fashion models to photographing real women. She wanted to celebrate the beauty of women in all shapes and sizes. Her photography work became the inspiration for the global Dove Campaign on 'Real Women, Real Beauty', which was shown in the United States and throughout the world, transforming the way women are perceived in the media. That campaign was a real defining moment and ended up as not only advertisements, but also video, workshops, sleepover events and the publication of a book and a play. Oprah featured it on her TV Show.
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| Cheryl Maeder's 'Meditation', Les Copines Series. |
“The artist has made a career out of creating work that is the opposite of what others are doing – shooting out of focus and fuzzy when the trend is hyper definition, aiming her lens at plus size women when the trend is super skinny; and projecting video when the theme is murals. But she makes it all work and makes her work stand out by doing so,” said arts writer Sandra Schulman about Cheryl Maeder and her work.
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| Cheryl Maeder, 'Submerge I'. |
In 2005, she relocated her studio to the Miami area and deeply immersed herself into filmmaking and fine art. Her investigations into video and installations expanded her world. Through the exploration of new technologies, opportunities for creative collaborations have occurred for large-scale installations, as well as local, national and international exhibitions.
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| Submerge Series, Public Art Video Installation, City of West Palm Beach, Florida. |
Cheryl Maeder is an internationally collected visual artist & filmmaker at the forefront of art and technology, creating never-been-seen before interactive installations, such as her famous limited edition photograph with video of Les Copines, Awakening.
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| Les Copines, 'Awakening', Photograph & Video Installation, 1/5. |
One of Cheryl's most iconic fine art photography series is Submerge, a famous collection of works that were selected for a Public Art Video Installation by the City of West Palm Beach for Canvas Outdoor Museum Exhibition. The Submerge Series explores the relationship human beings have with the environment. The human body contains 70% of water fluids and the oceans waters cover more than 70% of the Earth itself. Water represents our connectedness to the Earth and to each other. Submerge is the courage and willingness to take the leap into the depths of the Waters of the Soul.
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| 'Submerge Judith II', Limited Edition Archival Photographic Watercolor Print |
Cheryl Maeder's photographs are in the permanent museum collection of The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU in Miami, exhibited internationally - The Musée du Louvre in Paris, SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Cooper Union in New York and Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach. Her work is exhibited at major art fairs, such as Art Miami, SCOPE Art Show, Art London and Art Shanghai, among others.
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| PBS for Project Filmmaker, South Florida |
Her work is also auctioned at Sotheby's, New York. The artist had a solo exhibition at Miami International Airport in 2015, and was recently selected by PBS for Project Filmmaker, South Florida, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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| Enchanted, interactive art installation at Cornell Art Museum |
Current exhibitions include 'Enchanted', an interactive, multi-media art installation by artists Cheryl Maeder & Diane Arrieta at Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square in Delray Beach, Florida. This magical exhibition opened March 29th and runs through September 9th, 2018.
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| Enchanted multi-media art installation at Cornell Art Museum in Delray Beach, Florida |
Enchanted is a Conceptual Interactive Forest Installation by Cheryl Maeder and Diane Arrieta, who combine their works to present a modern fairy tale experience that collides with the realities of our modern world [e.g. extinction and rising waters]. Focusing on the beauty and lessons we as humans can learn from our natural landscapes and inhabitants. By constructing a faux natural environment, based on land and sea, the artists are conveying the need to “slow down and smell the flowers” before it [nature] disappears.
For more information about this artist, sales or inquiries, contact: maeder@maederphotography.com
www.maederphotography.com
Monday, June 18, 2018
Internationally Renowned Public Artist & Photographer Lloyd Goradesky
Born and raised on Miami Beach, Lloyd Goradesky is an internationally recognized artist and photographer known for his iconic Gator In The Bay art installation, bringing attention and awareness to the Florida Everglades.
“Goradesky’s work is compared to Christo & Jean-Claude. Using the Power of Art to bring awareness to our natural surroundings, Goradesky’s art extends from multi-media design to complex material creations.” -Discovery Channel
In addition to his highly acclaimed photography work, Goradesky is famous for his Public Art project in 2012-2013 “Gator in the Bay,” a 33,000-pound alligator the size of a football field that floats. The head is a 3-story steel sculpture built on a self-propelled barge using recycled junkyard materials. The upper jaw attached to the boom of a crane, opens and closes. The body is made of 104 individual boards (called Floating Art Tiles) displaying 3,000 photographs of the Everglades (captured by the artist).
The head/upper jaw was featured during Art Basel Miami-2012; entire piece was featured in Art Basel Miami-2013. Received widespread, international print and broadcast media coverage, including: ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, CNN, Fox News, Yahoo News, Discovery Channel, Huffington Post, The Examiner, Sun Sentinel, Miami New Times and Miami Herald. Project Manager and Artist, Goradesky worked with federal, environmental and local city officials including Homeland Security, Marine Control, U.S. Coast Guard and NASA for approval. Budget $1,000,000. Private funding for this public art project.
Goradesky is extremely active within the local South Florida community and sits on numerous boards for non-profits and environmental organizations. Art Board Affiliations include:
Life is Art Board 2017-2018
Weiner Museum of Decorative Arts, Voluntary Adviser & Instructor, 2018
Artists in Residence in Everglades Board 2016-2017
Education for Tomorrow Advisory 2016-2017
WiseTribe Elder 2016-2017
Love The Everglades Movement Board 2012-2017
Miccosukee Advisory Board 2011-2014
The artist and photographer hosts workshops at various museums and galleries throughout South Florida, such as his recent photography workshop at the Wiener Museum of Decorative Arts (WMODA) in Hollywood, Florida on April 27, 2018 during Museum Week with upcoming sessions TBD.
The renowned public artist and photographer is known for his cutting-edge projects and site-specific installations throughout South Florida. For inquiries on how to commission a piece or start a project, private or group photography lessons, wedding or event packages, contact Goradesky at (305)915-2691, or email Lloyd@Lloydsite.com more information visit http://innovativepublicartgroup.com/lloyd-goradesky/ or http://www.lloydsite.com
Goradesky is extremely active within the local South Florida community and sits on numerous boards for non-profits and environmental organizations. Art Board Affiliations include:
Life is Art Board 2017-2018
Weiner Museum of Decorative Arts, Voluntary Adviser & Instructor, 2018
Artists in Residence in Everglades Board 2016-2017
Education for Tomorrow Advisory 2016-2017
WiseTribe Elder 2016-2017
Love The Everglades Movement Board 2012-2017
Miccosukee Advisory Board 2011-2014
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