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The
Photographic and Computer Art
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Exhibitions and Other Credits:
| June, 2004 |
L’ Arc des Perdants Anonymes, 3-dimensional work. Bainton Gallery, Blyth, Ontario
(produced jointly with my son, Matthew Palmer) |
| May, 2004
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Patterns and Perceptions, a one-person
juried exhibition of photographic and photo-based art, Gallery in the Grove,
Bright's Grove, Ontario |
| September, 2003
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Sigmund Visits the Farm,
a one-person juried exhibition, Starbucks/Chapters, Masonville, London,
Ontario |
| May, 2003
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The Streets of Melaka,
Bainton Gallery, Blyth Memorial Hall
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| April, 2003
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Kaleidescope, best
photo, second prize overall in "Look 2003". Lambton Gallery, Sarnia, Ontario |
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November 30 – December 28, 2002 |
Along the Way,
a
one-person juried exhibition of photographs. Sifton Gallery, Masonville
Library, London, Ontario. |
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August 6 – September 1, 2002 |
Huron County Expressions,
a
juried exhibition of photographs. Bainton Gallery, Blyth Memorial Hall. |
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April, 2002
March 17 –
March 31, 2002 |
Ecclesiastes 3: 1-4, a photograph entered in the "Look 2002" exhibition and awarded an honourable mention, Lambton Gallery, Sarnia, Ontario
Dead Queen Anne,
an exhibition of photographs of Queen Anne’s Lace in the autumn and
winter, Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario |
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December, 2002 |
The Kilmer Variations,
in a juried exhibition entitled, “Multiples”, Galleries @ Galleria,
London, Ontario.
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| August 20, 2001 |
Invited Judge, Photography and Slide
Exhibition, Western Fair Photography Show, London, Ontario.
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| August, 2001 |
De-ruralization, a juried collection of six photographs; one of ten artists whose
work was accepted by the McIntosh Gallery for displays in Galleria Mall,
during the Canada Summer Games in London, Ontario.
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Summer, 2001 |
Blyth Theatre Gift Shop:
The
Two of Us, Sisters, Kilmer’s Revenge,
and The Clinton Moors.
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July, 2001 |
Visitors, a one-person
invited exhibition of computer-enhanced portraits at Starbucks/Chapters,
Masonville, London.
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May 12 –
June 9, 2001
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The Lonely Pump and
Sometimes
in Winter. Bainton Gallery, Blyth, Ontario
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May 1 - June 5, 2001
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Posthenge.
A series of
photographs
in the London Arts
Council photographic art exhibit at the Copp Gallery, Covent Garden
Market, London, Ontario. One of four invited participants in the
exhibition.
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January 12 - February 4, 2001
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Road Poach
and
Poached
Possum. In an exhibition titled
Not
Legal. Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario.
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January 3 -
February
28, 2001
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Capital, a juried
one-person exhibition of photographs and computer-enhanced photographs
of wooden pallets and vegetable crates.
Spencer Gallery, D.B. Weldon Library, The University of Western
Ontario, London, Ontario
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October, 2000 -
February, 2001
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Invited Resident Artist, with
twenty-five items in the gallery exhibition at different times.
Galleries @ Galleria, London, Ontario
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| September, 2000 |
Nine photographs and computer-enhanced
photos in
Piece by Piece, an exhibition of the works of more than forty local
artists. Galleries @ Galleria, London, Ontario
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August, 2000 |
Rural Themes, a juried
one-person exhibition of photographs and computer-enhanced photographs.
Starbucks/Chapters, Masonville, London, Ontario.
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Summer, 2000 |
The Two of Us
and Cat’s Cradle. Blyth Theatre Ticket Office.
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June, 2000 |
Whither the Family Farm,
a computer-enhanced photo collage in a juried exhibition of modern art
involving text. IIPhase Gallery, London, Ontario
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May, 2000 |
Posthenge
and
The Two of Us. Bainton
Gallery, Blyth, Ontario
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| December, 1999 |
The Second Concession,
a juried one-person exhibition of photographs and computer-enhanced
photographs. Starbucks/Chapters, Masonville, London, Ontario.
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November, 1999 |
Two entries in a juried exhibition at Second Phase
Gallery. Kilmer’s Revenge and Canadian Sunrise, which
was awarded “Best Colour Photo” in the exhibit.
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Canadian Sunrise
and Sigmund’s Sunrise. Bainton Gallery, Blyth, Ontario |