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- 2011 Portrait of "Jewelene, Pigeon Lady of Tribeca".
Annual Exhibition of The National Arts Program, Mount Sinai Hospital, New
York.
I learned to know Jewelene while working for the Health Bridge program at Mount
Sinai Hospital. Jewelene's partner Rey rescued a baby pigeon 15 years ago.
The pigeon, Petel, has lived his entire life, with Jewelene and Rey.
- 2010 Portrait of "Man with wrinkly face". Annual Exhibition of The National Arts Program, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York.
- 2009 First Place with portrait of "Manali woman with wrinkly face". Annual Exhibition of The National Arts Program, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York.
- 2008 Open exhibition. Broadway Mall Community Center, New York City.
- 2007 Mug Shots, Portraits of Angie. Broadway
Mall Community Center, New York City.
I learned to know Angie while working
for the Health Bridge program at Mount Sinai Hospital. She lived in a Single
Room Occupancy hotel on the Upper West Side. Angie identified herself as
female. In 2007 she died from complications related to HIV.
- 2007 Around The Town, Street photography from Manhattan. The Office of Manhattan Borough President.
- 2007 Noir et Blanc. Portraits of wrinkly faces and wrinkly hands. Broadway Mall Community Center, New York City.
- 1995 Photo exhibition Young-95, Youth fair in Gävle. "Behind the Curtains of Death".
- 1995 Photo exhibition Hands at Cafe Engel, Helsinki art fair. "Art goes Kapakka".
- 1995 - 1996 Nordic museum in Stockholm. Slide show "Behind the Curtains of Death".
- 1994 Photo exhibition at the Medical Fair in Älvsjö. "Behind the Curtains of Death".
- 1992 Beckomberga hospital 60 year celebration. Exhibition and pictures for the memorial book.
- 1989 Fotograficentrum in Örebro.
- 1989 International Salon in Tartu, Estonia. "Women in photographic art".
- 1988 Final photo exhibition at Nordens Fotoskola. (Images from the Shiva Temple in Gokarna, India.)
- 1988 Photo exhibition in the Shiva temple in Gokarna, India.
- 1986 Photo exhibition "Vivahteita" ("Distinctions") at Photo Cafe Kestinlehto. Helsinki.
- 1986 Photo exhibition "Prague" at Nordens Fotoskola.
- 1986 Nordic museum. "Everyday pictures". Photo essay from the Stockholm Subway.
- 1985 Photo exhibition at the Old Student´s House in Helsinki, Finland. "Pictures from Nepal".
- 1984 Photo exhibition at Cafe Lucas, Hölö. "Pictures from Nepal".
- 1988 & 1990 "Planket" outdoor photo exhibitions in Västerås.
- 1984, -86, -88, -90 "Planket" outdoor photo exhibitions in Stockholm.
- 1997 Artist´s Board of Stockholm city.
- 1991 Swedish Artist´s Board. (Sveriges Bildkonstnärsnämnd).
- Nordic College of Photography, Stockholm.
Nordens fotoskola.
School of documentary photography and photo journalism. 1985 – 1988.
- Interactive Media. University College of Film, Radio, Television
and Theatre, Stockholm.
Dramatiska Institutet. Jan-June 1998.
- Visual communication. University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm.
Konstfack. Oct 1992–Apr 1993
- Documentary portraits of residents in Single Room Occupancy Hotels on the Upper West Side.
- Photo project Death is part of life
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Several artists have been inspired by my photos to create their own art:
Artist: Diaz Martinez
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Artist: Priya Sridevi
Artist: Jean-Marie Pen
Artist: Chandra Marks
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Artist: Andrew McGowan
The original photo:
With stunning arrogance and a rude attitude, two of my photos were stolen and were for sale on www.zazzle.com This company had the guts to put their watermark on my photos! They even protected the photos from being copied. I tried repeatedly to contact the manager, but he was never available. As a member of ASMP (American Society of Media Photographers), I got in touch with three copyright lawyers. The outcome from all three was very similar: "This is a stunning example of copyright infringement, but there is not much you can do since you have not registered your pictures. A lawyer's fee will most likely cost you much more than you will gain from a law suite."
Now I have registered many of my photos at the Copyright Office. This is a stupid system, but that is how it works.
I am still, since 2008, waiting for an apology, and a statement of how much Zazzle.com made from selling my photos.
The original photo:
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