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Juried Competition Honorable Mention Rose Marie Cromwell is a photographic and video artist based in Miami and received a BFA degree from Maryland Institute College of Art in Art Photography and Cultural Studies in 2005, and an MFA from Syracuse University in Art Photography in 2013. “I came of age in Havana, not only as a person, but also an artist. This work is an homage to my experience of a specific geography. I am honoring the symbols and occurrences that have shaped my understanding of a place and time. I documented my relentless search for intimacy and spirituality, while navigating the politics of my presence in Cuba, as photographer and ultimately an outsider.” 📷: ‘Revolucion,’ 2010-2016. @rorosiemarie #baxterstccny #photography
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Juried Competition Honorable Mention Rose Marie Cromwell is a photographic and video artist based in Miami and received a BFA degree from Maryland Institute College of Art in Art Photography and Cultural Studies in 2005, and an MFA from Syracuse University in Art Photography in 2013. “I came of age in Havana, not only as a person, but also an artist. This work is an homage to my experience of a specific geography. I am honoring the symbols and occurrences that have shaped my understanding of a place and time. I documented my relentless search for intimacy and spirituality, while navigating the politics of my presence in Cuba, as photographer and ultimately an outsider.” 📷: ‘Martica,’ 2010-2016. @rorosiemarie #baxterstccny #photography
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Juried Competition Honorable Mention and collaborative duo Ian Kline and David Billet. Kline was born in 1994 in York, Pennsylvania. He received his BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2017 and currently lives and works in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Billet is an artist currently living and working in Baltimore, MD, who works primarily in photography. Billet Received a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in the fall of 2017. “We set out, interested in a larger understanding of masculinity, specifically in relationship to a current political climate where the shoot first, ask questions later, mentality has been resurrected. The two of us had never been to Texas prior to this trip. The two of us wanted to see, as singular people and as partners, where we fit into this landscape that held so much influence to our understanding and our elders understanding of masculinity, America, and life.” 📷: ‘Laying in The Grass,’ 2017. @iankline @icy_squid #baxterstccny #photography
2018 ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION
Juried by Matthew Leifheit
Exhibition opening: August 16, 2018 | 6-8 pm
On view August 16 – September 8
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Every year Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York holds an open call for entries for its Annual National Photography Competition. The 2018 competition is being juried by photographer and publisher Matthew Leifheit. Photographers and lens-based artists working in any genre are eligible to apply. Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit a cohesive body […]
Open Call Emerging independent curators are invited to submit exhibition proposals for Fall 2018 by June 14th. Please note that there is a small stipend available for both curators and artists. Baxter St at CCNY does not provide a production budget for guest curated exhibitions. Rules: Curatorial Proposals may have up to four artists, and […]
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Current Workspace Residents
Tommy Kha
Through the framework of the self-portrait, I constantly navigate between self and otherness in my photography.
Elliott Jerome Brown Jr.
Constructed as singular moments in ongoing narratives, my work functions as a documented abstraction of daily life.
Zalika Azim
Investigating the complexities of history, memory, migration and lineage, my work strives unpack the constructions of personal and collective narratives.
Arash Fewzee
I make slow images in darkrooms, photographs that occupy space, drape over frames, resist reproduction, and exist in a state self-awareness.