LOCATION: Wayne Art Center, Davenport Gallery
413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne, PA
EXHIBITION: Member's Juried Exhibition
October 25th to November 21st
JUROR: Michael Gallagher, PAFA Professor
AWARD: The Ritz Camera Award
The juror, Michael Gallagher, Associate Professor of Painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, selected 78 works from a pool of 149 entries. The above entry by fine art photographer, Stacey P. Morgan, is a B&W, hand-painted, limited edition (1/8), archival inkjet photograph entitled, “At Home With An American Girl” and received The Ritz Camera Award.
LIFE SNIPPET: This happens to be a picture of my daughter so it doesn't get anymore personal than that when photographing. I showed it to her after it was hand-painted and framed, right before I took it to the art center. I said, "What do you think?" and she said, "I don't really like it that much. I don't think it looks like me." After I won the award from the juror and told my two kids the good news during dinner, my daughter changed her tune. She said, "So you mean I won!" And I said, "I guess, in a way you did." She then skipped out happily to tell all her neighborhood friends--so I think she likes it now?!
413 Maplewood Ave., Wayne, PA
EXHIBITION: Member's Juried Exhibition
October 25th to November 21st
JUROR: Michael Gallagher, PAFA Professor
AWARD: The Ritz Camera Award
The juror, Michael Gallagher, Associate Professor of Painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, selected 78 works from a pool of 149 entries. The above entry by fine art photographer, Stacey P. Morgan, is a B&W, hand-painted, limited edition (1/8), archival inkjet photograph entitled, “At Home With An American Girl” and received The Ritz Camera Award.
LIFE SNIPPET: This happens to be a picture of my daughter so it doesn't get anymore personal than that when photographing. I showed it to her after it was hand-painted and framed, right before I took it to the art center. I said, "What do you think?" and she said, "I don't really like it that much. I don't think it looks like me." After I won the award from the juror and told my two kids the good news during dinner, my daughter changed her tune. She said, "So you mean I won!" And I said, "I guess, in a way you did." She then skipped out happily to tell all her neighborhood friends--so I think she likes it now?!
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