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SUMMARY:Dark Matter: Photographs by Barry Feuerstein
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/dark-matter-photographs-by-barry-feuerstein/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Gallery talk with Susan Kravitz and Susan Dooley
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/gallery-talk-with-susan-kravitz-and-susan-dooley/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20151101
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SUMMARY:Susan Kravitz & Susan Dooley
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/susan-kravitz-susan-dooley/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150902
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150927
DTSTAMP:20150808T194145Z
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SUMMARY:Patricia Colombraro and Seth Kamowitz
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/patricia-colombraro-and-seth-kamowitz/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150731
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150830
DTSTAMP:20150627T141221Z
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SUMMARY:Project Lives: New York Public Housing Residents Photograph Their World
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/project-lives-new-york-public-housing-residents-photograph-their-world/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150703
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150726
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SUMMARY:Phone-ography Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/phone-ography-competition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150605
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150629
DTSTAMP:20150605T024000Z
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SUMMARY:Photography by Patricia Beary and Thom O’Connor
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/photography-by-patricia-beary-and-thom-oconnor/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150501
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150531
DTSTAMP:20150402T200511Z
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SUMMARY:Sandra Carrion & Lois Youmans
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/2515/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150403
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150427
DTSTAMP:20150402T195744Z
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SUMMARY:Steve Nunes - Michael Neamonitakis
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/steve-nunes-carlos-morales-michael-neamonitakis/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150403
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150427
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SUMMARY:Bruce Cohen "A Romantic Vision of Venice"
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/bruce-cohen-a-romantic-vision-of-venice/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150227
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150329
DTSTAMP:20150301T231933Z
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SUMMARY:YOUR BEST SHOT: a month long hang night at fotofoto gallery
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/your-best-shot-a-month-long-hang-night-at-fotofoto-gallery/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150130
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150222
DTSTAMP:20150221T155000Z
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SUMMARY:Long Island Student Invitational and Mentored Students' Show
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/long-island-student-invitational-and-mentored-students-show/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150125
DTSTAMP:20150106T195125Z
CREATED:20150105T035447Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150106T195125Z
UID:2326-1420761600-1422143999@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:The Knox School Student Photography Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/knox-school-student-show/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20150125
DTSTAMP:20150106T175620Z
CREATED:20141108T164221Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150106T175620Z
UID:2280-1420761600-1422143999@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:Italy Photography Workshop Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/italy-photography-workshop-exhibition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141229
DTSTAMP:20141028T194015Z
CREATED:20141013T235737Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141028T194015Z
UID:2212-1417737600-1419811199@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:2014 National Photography Competition
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/2014-national-photography-competition/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141201
DTSTAMP:20141026T202130Z
CREATED:20141013T234553Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20141026T202130Z
UID:2211-1415318400-1417391999@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:Photography by Allison Rufrano and Ralph Masullo
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/rufrano-and-masullo/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20141003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20141103
DTSTAMP:20140925T191024Z
CREATED:20140925T191024Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140925T191024Z
UID:2176-1412294400-1414972799@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:"Civil War Re-enactors" - Lawrence Chatterton  and "New York City People" - Raymond German
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/civil-war-re-enactors-lawrence-chatterton-and-new-york-city-people-raymond-german/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20140913T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20140913T150000
DTSTAMP:20140831T182218Z
CREATED:20140831T182218Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140831T182218Z
UID:2140-1410613200-1410620400@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:FREE Workshop - Building Fine Art Portfolios for Galleries and Competitions
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/free-workshop-building-fine-art-portfolios-for-galleries-and-competitions/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140929
DTSTAMP:20140902T183423Z
CREATED:20140818T192345Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140902T183423Z
UID:2117-1409875200-1411948799@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:Kristin Holcomb - Pears AND Seth Kalmowitz - Reality Unchained
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/kristin-holcomb-pears-and-seth-kalmowitz-reality-unchained/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140801
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140901
DTSTAMP:20140726T172129Z
CREATED:20140714T204236Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140726T172129Z
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SUMMARY:Bernice Halpern Cutler - inappropriate appropriation / Thom O'Connor
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/bernice-halpern-cutler-inappropriate-appropriation-thom-oconnor/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140704
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140729
DTSTAMP:20140627T155255Z
CREATED:20140627T154953Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140627T155255Z
UID:2061-1404432000-1406591999@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:BIG Show at fotofoto
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/big-show-at-fotofoto/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20140622T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20140622T180000
DTSTAMP:20140531T131831Z
CREATED:20140531T131831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140531T131831Z
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SUMMARY:Music Unboxed concert at fotofoto gallery
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/music-unboxed-concert-at-fotofoto-gallery/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20140531T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20140531T203000
DTSTAMP:20140513T180420Z
CREATED:20140513T180420Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140513T180420Z
UID:1910-1401561000-1401568200@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:After Party Reception at Lotus
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/after-party-reception-at-lotus/
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140530
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140630
DTSTAMP:20140513T175553Z
CREATED:20140503T192733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140513T175553Z
UID:1890-1401408000-1404086399@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:Under The Influence - Student Photography Show
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/under-the-influence-student-photography-show/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20140525T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20140525T160000
DTSTAMP:20140513T175510Z
CREATED:20140513T175326Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140513T175510Z
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SUMMARY:Gallery Talk by Patricia Beary and Holly Gordon
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/gallery-talk-by-patricia-beary-and-holly-gordon/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140526
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SUMMARY:Patricia Beary_Holly Gordon
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/patricia-beary_holly-gordon/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140428
DTSTAMP:20140401T182948Z
CREATED:20140401T182948Z
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SUMMARY:Bruce Cohen - Faces of New York and Patchogue Artspace Photographers
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/bruce-cohen-faces-of-new-york-and-patchogue-artspace-photographers/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140228
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140401
DTSTAMP:20140301T185921Z
CREATED:20140301T184736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140301T185921Z
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SUMMARY:Youmans - Feuerstein - O'Connor
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/youmans-feuerstein-oconnor/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140228
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140401
DTSTAMP:20140301T183345Z
CREATED:20140301T183308Z
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SUMMARY:Thom O'Connor - Hung Out to Dry
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/thom-oconnor-hung-out-to-dry/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20140228
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20140401
DTSTAMP:20140327T131706Z
CREATED:20140225T213640Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20140327T131706Z
UID:1760-1393545600-1396310399@fotofotogallery.org
SUMMARY:Barry Feuerstein - Waiting for Godot
DESCRIPTION:Artist Statement:I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me\, in these difficult times\, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that is symbolic of gratitude and good fortune. And finally\, pears serve well as the simple basis of my experiments with form and light in an undefined space.   Repetition and Variation:I have been working to create these multiply processed prints since 2006\, when I began using beautiful pears as a motif for visual explorations\, refining and reprinting this imagery until this year’s “harvest” of prints in 2021. Each image began as a traditionally printed photogram – a cameraless contact print conceived and printed in a wet darkroom. Next\, I painted some images with oil paints to enhance the composition. I digitally photographed each completed analog print and refined and edited each image before printing it on exhibition quality paper. As sculptor Henry Moore said\, there is great pleasure in translating your work to another state. Changing my original analog work into larger digitally based prints has been challenging and exciting.   BIO:Ennid Berger works on Long Island and in Key West and has been described as a “distinguished Long Island artist” (Newsday\, 8/30/13). She uses her own photographic prints as her primary art medium\, exploring the art forms of digital and traditional darkroom printing. She is fascinated by the spatial interplay of form and light.  Ennid has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows across Long Island\, including the Heckscher Museum of Art\, the Parrish Art Museum and the Islip Museum of Art. She has been selected to exhibit in three Long Island Biennials. Ennid studied photography at the International Center of Photography and studied painting with renowned artists Robert Yasuda\, Paul Pagk\, Betty Holliday and Stan Brodsky. She is also the founder and director of the group of independent artists that has been meeting and exhibiting as the Critique Group of Long Island since 2009.  ENNID BERGER ennber@gmail.com  @ennidberger  
URL:https://fotofotogallery.org/exhibition/barry-feuerstein-waiting-for-godot/
CATEGORIES:fotofoto gallery exhibitions
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