Once
Upon a Time: Where the Fairy Tale Ends
curated by Colleen Kenyon (CPW)
artists: Paul Anthony, Krista Elrick, Christian Erroi, Paola Ferrario, Danielle Goodyear, William Harroff,
Joan Harrison, James Knipe, Katherine Kreisher, Janelle Lynch, Thomas McGovern, Andrea Meyers, Stacy Renee
Morrison, Nobuko Oyabu, Mary Pocock, Carla Shapiro, Brian Sullivan, Kelly Watts, and Shoshannah White.
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Points
of Inspiration
a solo exhibit of work by Levi Cruz (1951 - 2002)Levi Cruz’s luminous and elegant silver prints on view at the Center celebrate his vision and recognize his important artistic achievements in the medium. Spanning the artist’s creative career, this retrospective illuminates his dedication to his art and his passion for light, form, and the radiance of the figure within the Woodstock landscape.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
NOW 2003 Selections by Therese Mulligan
artists: Bill Armstrong, Paul Cary Goldberg, Robert Gross, Gregory Hipwell, Mary Daniel Hobson, Allison Hunter, Sandra Johanson, Jonathan Moller, A. Leo Nash, and James Reeder
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MY
VIETNAM a solo exhibit of work by Howard Henry Chen (Chicago, IL)Born in Vietnam, Chen grew up in America, first began photographing in Vietnam in 2000. Having grown up looking at images of Vietnamese people made by other people, Chen wanted to create a new set of pictures that could transcend the images of Vietnam to which the world has grown accustomed, and to use a new visual grammar with which we can talk about Vietnam.
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Made In Woodstock II - work by CPW's 2001 & 2002 artists in residence
artists: Tulu Bayar, Terry Boddie, Howard Henry Chen, Yancey Hughes, Dorothy Imagire, Stephen Marc, Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Felicia Megginson, Mayumi Terada, Hong-An Truong, and Moonching Wu
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Byrdcliffe
Centennial Exhibition curated by Nancy Greene & Tom WolfIn the winter of 1902, construction of the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony began on Mount Guardian just outside the hamlet of Woodstock NY. 7 farms, 1500 acres in all, were purchased by a Englishman named Ralph Radcliffe Whitehead. Upon its completion in 1903, 30 buildings stood comprising what has been referred to as a "textbook example" of a utopian Arts and Crafts community.
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MANAGING EDEN curated by Kate Menconeri & Ariel Shanberg
artists: Joann Brennan, Tim Butler, Dornith Doherty, Deborah Edmeades, Cynthia Greig, Dana Fritz, Derek Johnston, David Maisel, and Lori Nix
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THRESHOLD
a solo exhibit of work by Lisa Klapstock (Toronto,
Canada)
The subject of Klapstock's work is overlooked environments in the city – everyday spaces that are somewhat unfamiliar and marginally inhabited, but nevertheless imprinted with the ‘residue’ of human presence. Since 1998, she has focused on the laneways around her neighborhood, using macroscopic photography to document surface fragments of this environment.
SYNTHETIC LIGHTNING: Complex Simulations of Nature curated by Ellen K. Levy
artists: Suzanne Anker, Susan Derges, Nina Kathadourian, Golan Levin, Charles Lindsay, Joseph Nechvetal, Carol Pfeffer, and Susan Rankatis
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DIVINING FRAGMENTS: Reconciling the Body curated by Koán Jeff Baysa
artists: Justine Cooper, Mark Kessell, Steve Miller, Warren Neidich, LoCurto & Outcault, Patrick Martinez, Chrysanne Stacthacos, David Webster, Kuníe Sugiura, Unknown artist (courtesy Winter Works on Paper), and Jeff Wyckoff
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