Current Show @ Ogden Museum

Woody Woodroof: Field Work @ Ogden Museum

April 19 through July 23, 2012

13 of Woody's prints are featured in this upcoming exhibit at the Ogden Museum in New Orleans. They include eight 9-foot-tall works of non-native invasives on hemp.

We have seen it before throughout recent agricultural history. With the best of intentions we have introduced plants and trees from the other side of the world over the past five centuries. Might our science labs be introducing something today that we will find invasive in time? These prints explore both sustainable fabrics, invasive plants and the ironies of our solutions.

Home Space Gallery New Orleans LA 2009

Homespace Gallery
1128 St. Roch Ave
New Orleans, LA 70119
Sat 12-5 and by appt.
917-584-9867
Exhibition Dates:
Dec 5, 2009 – Jan 8, 2010
Opening:
Saturday, Dec 12, 6-9 pm

Revival: Historical Processes in Contemporary Photography

Revival focuses on contemporary artist who are utilizing 19th century photographic methods. Cyanotypes, tintypes, wet plate collodion, ambrotypes and platinum prints will all be represented.

"Digital photography has democratized the photographic image by creating a universal look, style, and aesthetic. Within this “Mono-culture”- Everyone is now a photographer – via digital cameras, camera phones, and computers. With this exhibition, I wanted to bring a group of photographers together, who make photographs using processes that were once modern and cutting edge. The photographers in this exhibition are part of a rebellion against the hegemony of digital photography. By employing historical photographic processes, these photographers make images that blur the lines between photography, printmaking, and fine art. Each individual photo process in this exhibition has its own distinctive look from – Dreamlike soft-focus to stark hard lines, pastel colors to warm creaming tones. These processes are still relevant today by providing a link to photography’s history, and an alternative to the slickness of the digitized image. It is true that- Everything old is new again."
- Richard McCabe, Curator, December 2009

This timely group show features Rod Cook, Robert Fichter, David Halliday, Kevin Kline, Deborah Luster, Sally Mann, Richard McCabe, Robert Park Harrison, Josephine Sacabo, Bruce Schultz, Lisa Silvestri, Jerry Spagnoli, Todd Vinson and Woody Woodroof.