Haines Gallery Update, Linda Connor

Welcome to the seventh edition of Haines Gallery's Artist Digest. Once a week, we focus our attention on the work of a single artist, bringing you a carefully curated mix of content that invites you to explore their practice in depth. Today's Digest spotlights the American photographer Linda Connor, whose extraordinary work as both an artist and educator has influenced generations of creators in the Bay Area and beyond. About the Artist Photo: Stu Levy Celebrated photographer Linda Connor’s peripatetic practice explores the spiritual and natural worlds in subjects that range from sacred sites to the shimmering night sky. Her recent works, printed on aluminum, bring an ethereal quality to her exquisite images. Leading institutions have exhibited and collected her work, including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, CA; George Eastman Museum, Rochester, NY; the Smithsonian, Washington, D.C; the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, IL; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA; National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.; Min­neapolis Institute of Arts, MN; and the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Her monograph Odyssey: The Photographs of Linda Connor chronicles over thirty years of her work.  Download Bio Conversations Linda recounts her earliest inspirations, approach to teaching, and creative evolution:  “Instantly, I loved photography." "Linda Connor: Outside of Time," an interview with Richard Whittaker Read online Portfolio Linda Connor Left: Southern Sky, Australia, 1997; Center: August 3rd, 1896; Right: November 28, 1894 Sublimation on Aluminum Triptych, 14 x 11 inches each Edition of 10 HG14470, HG14471, HG14663 Inquire about this work Linda Connor Tomb Doorway, Petra, Jordan, 1995 Sublimation on Aluminum, 2017 30 x 24 inches Edition of 10 HG14286 Inquire about this work Linda Connor Once the Ocean Floor, Series #37, Ladakh, India, 2013 Sublimation on Aluminum, 2017 20 x 16 inches Edition of 10 HG14256 Inquire about this work Linda Conor June 26, 1892 Sublimation on Aluminum, 2017 20 x 25 inches Edition of 10 HG14200 Inquire about this work Linda Connor USA Building, Ethiopia, 2007 Gold toned printing out paper 10 x 12 inches HG10009 Inquire about this work Linda Connor Bedrock Church, Cappadocia, Turkey, 2002 Gold toned printing out paper 12 x 10 inches HG7120 Inquire about this work Linda Connor Mudra, Mindroling Monastery, Tibet, 1993 Gold toned printing out paper 10 x 12 inches HG7161 Inquire about this work Linda Connor Goddess on Turtle, Nepal, 1980 Archival Print on Silk, 2012 Image: 45 x 36 inches Silk: 60 x 40 inches Edition of 5 HG11661 Inquire about this work Linda Connor Window with Shells at Night, from the Olson House, 2006 Archival Pigment Print, 2012 30 x 40 inches Edition of 5 HG11622 Inquire about this work View More Works by Linda Connor Critic's Corner "Linda Connor and Zhan Wang at Haines Gallery" by Max Blue Read online Artist's Picks Video "I've been listening to a hell of a lot of NPR lately, but if I want to be distracted, I'm more apt to watch clips of The Carol Burnett Show on YouTube." Books Two Lives and a Dream by Marguerite Yourcenar "I am currently rereading An Obscure Man from this collection of stories. It's a lot about being alone. It takes place in the 17th century during a tuberculosis epidemic. Though she never really says it, the main character has contracted tuberculosis, and eventually goes to live on an island, alone. Yourcenar was a grim and minute kind of writer. I was happy to reread it, and seems perfect for now." From the Vault In this series of image shared by the artist, we take a look at some moments from Linda's fifty year career as a photographer and educator. “Having an art practice, you might occasionally glimpse something that is quite marvelous.” If you no longer wish to receive these messages, please reply with the word "unsubscribe" and you will be promptly removed from this mailing list.  ‌  ‌  ‌

Jewel Morris, well known for her Pet Philanthropy passed due to the Corona Virus, Our condolances to her family

Jewel Morris (December 30, 1947 – March 18, 2020) To family, friends and Pet Philanthropy Circle supporters,     My wife, Jewel Morris passed away on March 18th, 2020. It was sudden and unexpected… one minute she was alive and apparently healthy and the next minute she was gone. Jewel died from an embolism in the lungs. Fortunately, she did not suffer.     Because of the COVID -19 virus, only the immediate family will be in attendance. Jewel will be laid to rest in her family burial plot in Sweetwater, Tennessee on May 17th, 2020. However, we will have a memorial service via Zoom sometime in the near future.     Friends, family, and all the people who knew and loved her will be notified by Facebook and/or email of the date and time sometime in advance. May my lovely Jewel have eternal peace. 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊 Bob Morris #jewelmorris#fineartmagazine

Hi All this is just fun!!! Below catch the Stony Brook online Film Fest, and The online Senior Show.

STONY BROOK FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS: A SHORT FILM SERIES This May and June, the Stony Brook Film Festival, presented by Island Federal, is proud to offer a series of award-winning short films from past Festivals, available for free online. Click the video below to watch toke is cheap. CLICK TO WATCH toke is cheap

toke is cheap A film by Kerry van der Griend A teenage boy who sells marijuana receives an unusual request from his father. Canada COMING UP FRIDAY ... Click below to win dinner and a movie! Compliments of Island Federal.  Also, be sure to check out the new exhibition from the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery, available online. Stony Brook University presents its annual exhibition of works by senior art majors and minors and digital art minors. The online SENIOR SHOW 2020 includes paintings, sculpture, ceramics, prints, photographs, digital media, mixed-media installations, and works on paper by this year’s graduating class. Click here for the Senior Show Gallery.

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Rona Pondick is one of the 10 best booths at Frieze New York Online!

Rona Pondick is one of the 10 best booths at Frieze New York Online!    By Appointment Only Mailing Address: 16350 Ventura Blvd. Ste D#524  Encino CA 91436   424.298.8088   #friezonline#fineartmagazine#ronapondick

Rochester Contemporary Art Center 6X6 Global online Preview!!!

Global Online Preview! Despite everything happening in the world today, we still received nearly 4,000 amazing little artworks from all around the world. They’ll be live for previewing on May 15 at 10am. Global Online Preview is your first chance to see all the entries and begin making your list of favorites. We've made the difficult decision to keep the 6x6 exhibition online only this year. We've built in a few new features to help you increase your chances of getting your favorite artworks...all from the comfort and safety of your home. Early Buyer Positions Imagine falling in love with a one-of-a-kind, affordable artwork, but not being able to buy it? This happens all the time during 6x6 but, you could be the first person to chose your favorite 6x6 artworks! This year we are auctioning off 6 Early Buyer Positions. The winning bidder on each Position will gain early access to the website and be able to purchase their favorite artworks first. Each Early Buyer Position has a 'buy it now' price and bids increase by $5. Early buyer positions 1-3: June 4 (bid here)  Early buyer positions 4-6: June 5 (bid here) Virtual Opening Party & Artwork Sale: June 6, 4-10pm Admission is currently available for purchase on our website, $12/$8 for members. When you pay admission you will receive a special code for allowing you to purchase artworks on June 6. We suggest you buy your admission prior to the opening day that way you can have your access code in hand and get onto the 6x6 website faster, increasing your chances if getting your favorite artwork. Early Purchasing for Members of RoCo: June 7 All current RoCo members will receive an emailed access code for exclusive early buying. You can join or renew your membership here. If you don’t plan to bid on the Early Buyer Positions, or attend the opening reception, renew your membership here for for access the day after the opening reception. Confused? Do you have more questions about how it works... Join us for A Happy Hour Q&A with RoCo Staff on Tuesday, May 12 at 6pmvia zoom (meeting ID: 876-8555-5037) where we will answer all your 6x6x2020 questions! You can also join us via facebook where we will be streaming live. ©2020 Rochester Contemporary Art Center | 137 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14604

Despite everything happening in the world today, we still received nearly 4,000 amazing little artworks from all around the world. They’ll be live for previewing on May 15 at 10am. Global Online Preview is your first chance to see all the entries and begin making your list of favorites. We've made the difficult decision to keep the 6x6 exhibition online only this year. We've built in a few new features to help you increase your chances of getting your favorite artworks...all from the comfort and safety of your home.

Early Buyer Positions Imagine falling in love with a one-of-a-kind, affordable artwork, but not being able to buy it? This happens all the time during 6x6 but, you could be the first person to chose your favorite 6x6 artworks! This year we are auctioning off 6 Early Buyer Positions. The winning bidder on each Position will gain early access to the website and be able to purchase their favorite artworks first. Each Early Buyer Position has a 'buy it now' price and bids increase by $5. Early buyer positions 1-3: June 4 (bid here)  Early buyer positions 4-6: June 5 (bid here)

Virtual Opening Party & Artwork Sale: June 6, 4-10pm Admission is currently available for purchase on our website, $12/$8 for members. When you pay admission you will receive a special code for allowing you to purchase artworks on June 6. We suggest you buy your admission prior to the opening day that way you can have your access code in hand and get onto the 6x6 website faster, increasing your chances if getting your favorite artwork.

Early Purchasing for Members of RoCo: June 7 All current RoCo members will receive an emailed access code for exclusive early buying. You can join or renew your membership here. If you don’t plan to bid on the Early Buyer Positions, or attend the opening reception, renew your membership here for for access the day after the opening reception.

Confused? Do you have more questions about how it works... Join us for A Happy Hour Q&A with RoCo Staff on Tuesday, May 12 at 6pmvia zoom (meeting ID: 876-8555-5037) where we will answer all your 6x6x2020 questions! You can also join us via facebook where we will be streaming live.

©2020 Rochester Contemporary Art Center | 137 East Ave. Rochester, NY 14604  #rcac#fineartmagazine#onlnefun