It is a privilege to announce that I have recently become the 70th Charter Member with Women In Photography International (WIPI). This collection of women photographers~Charter Members, have been included in historical Binders/DVD’s that were sent out on March 1, 2016. A selection of 10 photographs that represent our body of work, artist statements/stories, professional experiences, list of exhibitions, and more were included in the Binders/DVD’s.

WIPI is now included in the Peter Palmquist Western Americana Permanent Collection at Yale Beinecke Library, Yale University, New Haven, CT.. In addition to Yale/Beinecke Library, this information was also sent to major educational and cultural institutions across the country. Please see the attached link for the list of institutions, Charter Members, and galleries to view work. It is a representation of women in photography at this time in history. The information will be available for scholars, researchers, and the public to have access to.

If you have any questions, interest in WIPI, or my work, please feel free to contact me. I am available for photo assignments/projects, teaching, lecturing, and workshops. Thank you for your interest in my photography and the work of this collection of women photographers.

http://womeninphotography.org/Events-Exhibits/YALE-WIPI-ARCHIVE/submission2-NAMES.html

The 5×5 Show and Sale will begin on Friday night May 1, 2015 at the TAC Gallery and run until May 16th. Original art, all 5″x5″ in a variety of media will be for sale, each piece $55. Proceeds benefit the Tulsa Artists’ Coalition and TAC Gallery, providing a venue for emerging and established artists in all media of contemporary art since 1986. I have donated two pieces to the show and sale in support of TAC. Please come by if you are in the area, it is also First Friday in the Brady Arts District.

Opening Reception Friday, May 1, 2015, 5:55 p.m.

$5 Admission (Opening Night Only)

Gallery hours: Thurs. – Sat. 6-9 p.m.

9 East MB Brady ~ Tulsa, OK

918.592.0041

Tuesday, July 19, 2011 4-5pm.

This class will be open to anyone interested in sharing an hour talking about photography.  We will talk about the changes in the photography world influenced by the abundance of technology and access to images.

The main portion of the talk will be about…what inspires us…why do we want to make photos…what makes a good photo. We will also talk about the basics…f/stops and shutter speeds and most important LIGHT! Whether you use film or digital, the basic functions of the camera are the same. The hour will be interactive and fun focused on photography.  Hopefully the participants will be inspired to explore the beautiful light of summer time with their cameras.

http://rjjulia.com/event/exploring-photography-fstops-jpegs

 

Double Take: Photo & Fiber

Rosemary DeLucco Alpert and Sisters in Cloth

Guilford Free Library

July 1- 31, 2011

 

 

A group of Shoreline fiber artists known as Sisters in Cloth has collaborated with Guilford photographer, Rosemary DeLucco Alpert, to create the exhibit Double Take:  Photo & Fiber.  The exhibit, fresh from its Spring installation at Yale’s Haskins Laboratory, will be on display at the Guilford Free Library, 67 Park Street, from July 1-July 30, 2011

 

Double Take is a unique concept, consisting of 15 photographs and 15 art quilts.  DeLucco Alpert’s photographs of flowers have long been a favorite of Shoreline art collectors, and served as inspiration for the fiber artists.  Each artist chose a photograph and created two pieces of fiber art as a response.  Some focused on the colors and textures of the photos, while others captured the mood and essence of the flowers.

The final exhibit is an abundance of color, texture, unique patterns, and a “garden of inspiration”.

 

The public is invited to meet the artists at a reception being held at the Guilford Free Library on

Thursday, July 7, 2011 from 5:30-7:30.

The exhibit may be viewed during library hours.

 

Last night the moon was amazing, as it rose it was a true peach color, so clear and vibrant.  I always thought the full moon in June was called the Rose Moon or Strawberry Moon, both sound perfect to me! Roses and Strawberries are a great combination. Someone told me last night as we were savoring the view that this moon is called the Wishing Moon and it is filled with amazing energy.  I hope you had the opportunity to see the moon last night.  Another reason to love June!

Now is the time to start thinking about capturing the treasured moments of the summer.  I am booking dates for family portraits, children, reunions, engagement and weddings, any special moments you would like to have photographed. My style is comfortable and relaxed, capturing the moments with ease.  It would be a pleasure to share time this summer or fall photographing your treasures!