Current Exhibit: 3rd Open Call, Jurored by Paula Tognarelli

February 16 – March 11, 2017
Opening reception January 19 from 5:00 to 9:00pm
Awards reception Thursday March 9

PCPA presents a broad range of work from established and emerging photographers in its 3rd Open Call exhibit, jurored by Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director and Curator of the Griffin Museum of Photography.

The “open call” is a collection of 66 images selected from nearly 1400 pieces submitted for the competition. The open format allowed artists to submit pieces that best represented their work, told their story, the drive, motivation, and inspiration of their creative process. While the exhibit was planned without a theme, Paula Tognarelli’s selections follow an interesting thread of subject matter and composition that visually unites this creative body of work.

Online Exhibit

See the exhibit online. The sequence of the images is intentional and in the order of Paula Tognarelli’s curation.

3rd Open Call Accepted Artists and Entries

• Frank Armstrong, “New Orleans, Louisana 1981”
• Sharon Arnold, “5 Summer of Silence”
• Ben Arnon, “Willets Point IV”
• Craig Becker, “Scratch 26”
• Gary Beeber, “Remains of privet hedges, formal garden, Sylvester Manor”
• Lynne Buchanan, “Vestiges of a Flood from Glacial River, Iceland”
• Kelly Burgess, “Wound”
• Ellen Cantor, “I Have No Way To See Them”
• Christopher Chadbourne, “Miss Georgia State Fair”
• Richard Cohen, “Waterline 3”
• Ashley Comer, “Boy On The Subway”
• Susan Daum, “The Childhood Dreams We Keep”
• Anthony DeAngelis II, “Cleansing Atrocity”
• John Evans, “till death us do part 6”
• Diane Fenster, “His Spirit Departs Through the Window”
• Vanessa Filley, “How Does Your Garden Grow?”
• John Gallagher, “Portent”
• John Gallagher, “Meditation on Archie”
• Conrad Gees, “Bosque Magico de la Habana, Cuba II”
• Dennis Geller, “Fruit”
• Joe Greene, “Purse#2”
• Greg Heins, “Wichita Tire”
• Sandrine Hermand-Grisel, “Waterlilies 2280”
• Jeffrey Heyne, “Voile: Pearl Earring”
• Donna Hixson, “Infinite Heat”
• Rohina Hoffman, “Angie”
• Bruce Hooke, “Looking up Through Hole in Ice”
• John Hovermale, “Monhegan”
• Joel Howe, “Squantum #1”
• Joel Howe, “Burlington #1”
• Leslie Jean-Bart, “Engagement”
• Paul Jett, “Birds in a Willow (Bird Series)”
• Joyce Jewell, “Juxtaposition”
• Jessica Jones, “Untitled #2”
• Michael Joseph, “Otter”
• Gregory Jundanian, “My Brother’s Keeper”
• Marky Kauffmann, “Cindarella”
• Valerie Kim, “Wayne 11”
• Susan Lapides, “Sisters”
• Rachel Lincoln, “Self Portrait”
• Jiayi Liu, “Untitled”
• Jiayi Liu, “Untitled”
• Tony Maher, “Mermaids Untitled 1”
• Virginia Mallon, “Hades”
• Vicky Martin, “Green Light, Cabin Free”
• Nick Meyer, “Alexis and Lydia Hugging”
• Lynette Miller, “Evolute”
• Judith Montminy, “Aubergine Wall”
• Christopher Morse, “Noberron #83”
• Rebecca Moseman, “Battle Boy”
• Tricia Neumyer, “Dawn over Cooper’s Lake”
• Elizabeth Panzer, “Pointsetta Op. 1”
• Donna Pinckley, “Look at you taking another one of our good black men.”
• Astrid Reischwitz, “Prickly”
• Suzanne Révy, “Weed”
• Claudia Ruiz-Gustafson, “Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path)”
• Mark Schmidt, “Erotic Landscape Boxed and Cornered”
• Andi Schreiber, “Smush”
• Brittany Severance, “Stepping from the Threshold”
• Raphael Shammaa, “04 The Sheltering Sky”
• Raphael Shammaa, “05 Blue Outdoors”
• Sara Silks, “Emergence One”
• Alan Strassman, “Night Vision #5”
• JP Terlizzi, “Self Portrait – Confine”
• Amanda Tinker, “Untitled (Michael with Leaves)”
• Dawn Watson, “From inverted landscapes”

About the Juror

Paula Tognarelli is the Executive Director and Curator of the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts, a nonprofit with a mission to promote an appreciation of photographic art and a broader understanding of its visual, emotional and social impact. Ms. Tognarelli is responsible for producing over 60 exhibitions a year at the Griffin and its surrounding satellite spaces.

Paula holds an M.S. in Arts Administration from Boston University, BA from Regis College, is a graduate of the New England School of Photography and is a current candidate for her Masters in Education at Lesley University. She has juried and curated exhibitions internationally including American Photo’s Image of the Year, Photoville’s Fence, Flash Forward Festival, Deland Arts Festival, Center for Fine Art Photography, PDN’s Photo Annual, PDN’s Curator Awards, the Kontinent Awards, the Filter Festival in Chicago, San Francisco International Photography Exhibition , Your Daily Photograph for Duncan Miller Gallery and the Lishui International Photography Festival in Lishui, China.

Paula is a regular participant in national and local portfolio reviews, has been a panelist and featured speaker at photography events and conferences including MacWorld. She has been a panelist for the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Photography Fellowships and is a nominator for the Prix Pictet in Geneva, Switzerland, a nominator for the Heinz Prize in Pennsylvania, the Robert Gardner Fellowship at Harvard University, and the Rappaport Prize in Massachusetts. She is a past member of the Xerox Technical Advisory Board. She is on the advisory board of the New England School of Photography and the Flash Forward Festival Boston.

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