Selected
Solo Exhibitions
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2017
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"Along the Yellowstone Trail", Arts and
Literature Lab, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
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2016
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"BLUE • A Portrait of the American Worker",
Glenn Horowitz, New York City, USA
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"Americaville", Santa Barbara Center for Art
Science and Technology, and Wallspace Gallery, Santa
Barbara, California, USA
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2014
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Museum of Wisconsin Art
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2013
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"Selected Portraits", Robert May Endowment
Series, University of Kentucky Art Gallery
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2012
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Wallspace Gallery, Santa Barbara, California,
USA
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2011
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"Tavern League", Rayko Photography Center, San
Francisco, California, USA
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Museum of Wisconsin Art, West Bend, Wisconsin,
USA
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2010
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Blue Sky Gallery, Portland, Oregon, USA
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Wallspace Gallery, Seattle, Washington, USA
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Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters,
Madison, Wisconsin, USA
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2009
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"Habitat", Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art, Kansas
City, Kansas, USA
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VP Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
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2008
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"China - With my Brownie", Art Beatus Gallery,
Hong Kong
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Selected Exhibitions
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2018
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"Multiple Facets", Art Beatus
Gallery, Hong Kong
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2017
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"On the Theme of Blue", Sherry Leedy
Contemporary, Kansas City, Kansas, USA
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"Reconfigured Reality", Madison Museum of
Contemporary Art, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
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2016
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"Roadside Attraction", Museum of Wisconsin Art,
West Bend, Wisconsin, USA
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2013
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"Focal Points: American Photography Since 1950",
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, Madison, Wisconsin,
USA
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"Summer Invitational Exhibition", Sherry Leedy
Contemporary, Kansas City, Kansas, USA
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Triennial Exhibit, Madison Museum of
Contemporary Art, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
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2010
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"Into the Light", Wallspace Gallery, Santa
Barbara, California, USA
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"Summer Invitational Exhibition", Sherry Leedy
Contemporary, Kansas City, Kansas, USA |
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Triennial Exhibit, Madison Museum of
Contemporary Art, Madison, Wisconsin, USA |
2008
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"The Populated Landscape", Flanders
Contemporary, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
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2007
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"Back to the West", Michele Mosko
Fine Art, Denver, Colorado, USA
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Triennial Exhibit, Madison Museum of
Contemporary Art, Madison, Wisconsin, USA |
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Iris Gallery, Great Barrington,
Massachusetts, USA
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Selected Awards
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National Independent Publishers
Association Gold Award Best Photography Book, 2014
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Midwest Book Publishers Association
– Crystal Award Best Photography Book
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USA National Best Book Awards –
Photography
Book
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ForeWord Top Ten Award Winner –
Photography
Book
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PubWest Gold Award – Photography
Book
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Midwest Independent Book Publishers Gold Award –
Photography
Book
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Next Generation Indie Book Award –
Photography
Book
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National Indie Excellence Gold Award
– Photography
Book
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Eric Hoffer Book Award Finalist –
Art Book
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New York Art Directors Club
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Addy Gold
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Print Annual Gold Award
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Communication Arts Photography
Annual Gold Award
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Collections
Portland Art Museum
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art
West Bend Corporation
Canson Paper
Legion Paper
Nikon
Normandale College
Philip Morris
Bethal Hospital Group
Systems Consulting
Braun Intertec
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Publication
Carl's
monograph book "Rancher" published by Bunker Hill /
GalleryPrint. Sixty-four photographs, 112 pages
hardbound. An accompanying exhibit will travel to
multiple national venues.
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Experience
A career artist
since 1979. Carl has instructed workshops for the
Advertising Photographers of America, The Society of
Artists and Photographers Representatives, Peninsula Art
School, Northern Illinois University and Purdue
University. The recipient of over 100 awards from the
advertising, design, and photography communities, his
list of assignment clients include Nikon, Kodak,
Chevrolet, Harley - Davidson Motorcycles, General Mills,
Kraft, Marlboro, Miller Brewing, Ford, TWA, Northwest
Airlines, Blue Cross, State Farm, Allstate, and Proctor
& Gamble. Since 2000 Carl has directed his energy to
more personal work focusing on social / aesthetic issues
of the environment and the landscape.
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Artist Statement
I have always been
fascinated with the culture, mystery and intrigue that
China afforded my imagination. These photographs are
the result of my first trip to China. Using an old
1954 Kodak Brownie tourist camera I have owned since
childhood I went about touring Hong Kong and parts of
mainland China recording the mystery of the culture
and environment that I witnessed. I chose this
non-adjustable antiquated camera because I knew it
would yield mysterious and somewhat undefined results
propagating what my imagination presented and
affording me freedom to become more immersed in the
culture while photographing. This was my first
trip to China.
Carl Corey – November 2007
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information, please contact:
Canada: tel: (1) 604.688.2633,
fax: (1) 604.688.2685
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