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DOUGLAS KIRKLAND: RETROSPECTIVE Fifty Years of Photography
	October 21, 2011 – February 19, 2012 Renowned for his work in photojournalism, celebrity portraiture and film photography, Douglas Kirkland’s retrospective is a compelling look into a career in photography spanning over five decades. With just under 200 images, this exhibition features portraits of celebrities such as Elizabeth Taylor, Judy Garland, 'Coco' Chanel, Marilyn Monroe, Michael Jackson and other icons, alongside iconic stills taken on the sets of acclaimed films such as The Sound of Music (1965), Out of Africa (1985), Titanic (1997) and Australia (2008)...MORE Image to the left: © Douglas Kirkland
KATE BROOKS IN THE LIGHT OF DARKNESS A Photographer's Journey after 9/11
	September 9 – December 16, 2011 Upstairs Galleries This exhibition is a collection of photographs and personal essays that chronicle a young photographer’s ten-year odyssey since September 11th. Now, on the eve of the tenth anniversary of those fateful events, Kate Brooks’ perilous journeys through all of the major conflicts in the world in this past decade is recorded in a series of gripping essays and installations...MORE Image to the left: © Kate Brooks
KHALID HADI Portraits from Afghanistan
	September 9 – December 16, 2011 Upstairs Galleries These portraits of wounded fighters, orphans and children injured by land mines and bombs form a moving visual record of the toll taken on the population of Afghanistan during the Soviet occupation. A selection of nearly 60 images in the exhibition is drawn from more than 5,000 portraits produced by Khalid Hadi...MORE Curated by Ed Grazda Image to the left: © Khalid Hadi
IN REVIEW: WAR Ed Grazda, Louie Palu, Lucian Perkins and Christopher Sims
	August 18 – October 2, 2011 Downstairs Galleries After ten years of turmoil, uncertainty and conflict we confront the anniversary of the events of September 11th. What has happened since then, and how have photographers helped shape our understanding of these complex events and the circumstances surrounding them? Four photographers and four dramatically different records are presented alongside images made at the actual site of what has become known as “ground zero” on that September day in 2001. Each photographer has created a unique archive that powerfully articulates their own particular understanding of the forces in play in these events. Drawing from the fields of portraiture, documentary and reportage photography; each series forms an authentic and engaging facet of the not-yet-complete archive of an elusive global conflict, and a series of wars that have not yet fully ended. Featuring the photography of Ed Grazda, Louie Palu, Lucian Perkins and Christopher Sims...MORE Image to the left: from "Garmsir Marines" 2008 © Louie Palu
A SECOND TELLING: September 11 - here is new york
	August 18 – October 2, 2011 Downstairs Galleries This powerful set of photographs is drawn from the Permanent Collection of the Southeast Museum of Photography. The original exhibition was organized in response to the World Trade Center tragedy of 2001, and to the unprecedented flood of images that resulted from that event. "here is new york" was originally organized by four individuals in the days immediately following the destruction of the World Trade Center. The exhibition began during the third week of September in a small vacant storefront on Prince Street in Soho, which was owned by one of the organizers and where he had taped up a nondescript picture of the World Trade Center in the front window on September 11. As soon as the call for submissions went out, the response was immediate and overwhelming. By Christmas, over fifteen hundred photographers had contributed more than four thousand images, and more than two hundred and fifty thousand people had made their way to Prince Street to view them...MORE Image to the left: © Christophe Agou
DEPARTURES VI A Juried Exhibition of Graduating Student Photography from Daytona State College and the University of Central Florida
	June 7 - July 30, 2011 Upstairs Galleries Departures is an annual juried exhibition that presents photography by graduating students of the Daytona State College and the University of Central Florida photography programs. Twenty eight graduating students are featured in this exhibition, which was juried by Robert Sindelir, director of the Kendall Campus Art Gallery of Miami-Dade Community College...MORE Image to the left: Reaching to the Sun © Robert Biferie
FACULTY FOCUS Gary Monroe
	May 25 - July 30, 2011 Downstairs Galleries The Faculty Focus exhibition presents photographic works from faculty of the photography studies programs at Daytona State College and the University of Central Florida (Daytona Beach). This year’s featured Faculty Focus is Gary Monroe, an integral artist-educator at Daytona State College and an established documentary photographer. Over the years, Monroe has photographed all over the world: from Brazil to Israel; Poland to the Caribbean...MORE Image to the left: Sixth Street, South Beach, FL, 1978 © Gary Monroe
ALUMNI FOCUS Jerry Englehart, Jr., Jim Gavenus, Craig Litten, Michael McElroy, Travis Ruse, Quenby Sheree and Lisa Stone
	May 25 - July 30, 2011 Downstairs Galleries The Alumni Focus exhibition at the Southeast Museum of Photography presents photographic works from distinguished alumni of the photographic studies programs at Daytona State College and the University of Central Florida (Daytona Beach). This summer’s Alumni Focus features the work of Michael McElroy, Jerry Englehart, Jr., Jim Gavenus, Craig Litten, Travis Ruse, Quenby Sheree and Lisa Stone...MORE Image to the left: Mumbai, 2010 © Michael McElroy
STUART ROME Signs and Wonders
	February 19 - May 13, 2011 Downstairs Galleries Stuart Rome followed in the footsteps of many of the great pro-genitors of natural science and journeyed to the heart of the Florida Peninsula. His celebrated landscape images draw their inspiration and take their lead from the writings, journals, and illustrations of many of these important early naturalists. They examine the visual evidence present in the landscape of our cultural priorities and history and expand upon the standard landscape vocabulary to build a complex language of layers, networks and connections in the landscape...MORE Image to the left: Fountain of Youth, St. Augustine, FL © Stuart Rome
KAREN GLASER The Mark of Water: Florida's Springs and Swamps
	January 29 - May 26, 2011 Upstairs Galleries For more than two decades Karen Glaser has documented amazing worlds beneath the surface of water. Her photography for this exhibition was made “inside” Florida’s springs, swamps and waterways and it provides a unique interpretation of these distinctive environments. Her color images are not mere documents of Florida’s underwater wonderlands; they convey the mystery and primordial power of this alien environment in a unique and personal view and one that is unfamiliar, alluring and visceral...MORE Image to the left: Leon’s Dome, 2009 © Karen Glaser
LORNA BIEBER Images: Found and Lost
	January 29 - May 26, 2011 Upstairs Galleries Lorna Bieber uses collage, paint, photocopier and computer technology to build “one-off” traditional silver photographs. Presented as large murals and wall-sized collages; these images select unnoticed, archetypal and poignant elements from found imagery and anonymous, generic magazine illustrations to create a remote and contemplative interior world of memory, ambiguity, dream and loss...MORE Image to the left: Three Birds/Front View, 2000 © Lorna Bieber

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