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FacultyThe Photographic Center Northwest is dedicated to maintaining the highest teaching standards in all of its offerings. The faculty has at its heart professional fine art photographers who bring their expertise and extensive teaching experience into the classroom. To continually offer an exciting and diverse curriculum, the Photographic Center Northwest draws on professional photographers who teach in their particular area of expertise. InstructorsJuan G. Aguilera is an Industrial Designer from the University Autonoma Metropolitana in Mexico City . With a pre-press specialty, he has been involved in digital publishing since the darkroom days. A self proclaimed color nut, he believes color is an independent language, with a specific grammar, spelling and intonation.
Masters in Studio Art, New York University/International Center of Photography, 1989; AB, Cum Laude in General Studies, Harvard University, 1976. In addition to teaching at Photographic Center Northwest for many years, Brian Allen has taught at the International Center of Photography in New York , the University of Alaska in Fairbanks, the School of Art, University of Washington, and for the San Francisco Art Institute Summer MFA Program. He does documentary photography in Alaska and Seattle for architects, historians and artists, using both traditional and digital techniques.
BFA, University of Arizona in Tucson, home of the Center for Creative Photography. Studied at Savannah College of Art and Design and graduated with the Outstanding Student Award in Fine Art Photography from Colorado Mountain College in Glenwood Springs. She specializes in B&W and photographs primarily with large format 4x5. In 1998, she attended a gallery opening for her work at Focal Point Gallery in New York and from that experience was inspired to begin the Developing Light Fine Art Photography Workshops. www.developinglight.com Michelle Bates learned her way around a camera in 1991 at the Maine Photographic Workshops, where she first discovered the Holga. Since then, Michelle has shown work in solo exhibitions in the Pacific Northwest, Los Angeles and Israel, and in group shows in New York, Texas, California, and Italy. She has photographed for weekly newspapers, album covers, performers, artists, and many others. Michelle loves teaching, and has presented lectures and workshops on plastic and toy cameras around the US, including to the Society for Photographic Education, SF Camerawork, and the Creative Center for Photography. Her book, Plastic Cameras: Toying with Creativity, was published in 2006 by Focal Press. She also teaches at the Julia Dean Workshops in Los Angeles and at the International Center of Photography in New York. She is a member of Freestyle Photographic Supply's Advisory Board of Photographic Professionals. For more information, visit www.michellebates.net Hart Boyd has been practicing and studying photography for just under a decade. He studied black and white for 2 years while still in high school, then color analog and digital media at The Evergreen State College, While at Evergreen, Hart had a year-long internship as a commercial lab technician/manager's assistant. Since 2004 Hart has been manipulating the light exposure process in the color analog darkroom. He has constructed and designed tools that project, refract, and transmit light in ways that can only be done in a color darkroom in order to produce unique light-based textures and forms. The Evergreen State College, BA, 2002 — Photography and Art History major. Nichole DeMent's fine art photographs have been exhibited regionally and featured in publications. As co-director of Rock|DeMent visual art space in Pioneer Square , she concocts, curates, produces and exhibits monthly exhibitions of visual, performance and interactive artwork. She's worked within the ranks of the local art scene as Gallery Director for a large-format photographic gallery, photography assistant, and custom color and black and white printer. Presently, she teaches color and black and white photography at Pacific Lutheran University , is a freelance photographer, graphic designer and assists artists from all mediums with digital editing and printing at Rock's Studio. Kim Dodd, Manager, Frame Shop, Artech Fine Art Services. Artech has been the Pacific Northwest’s premier full-service art handler since 1977. It provides museum-quality packing and crating and installations of any scale. Artech also offers secure climate-controlled storage, collection cleaning, and sculpture maintenance and rigging. It features custom period and contemporary framing, gilding, and frame restoration. Artech serves museums, municipalities, corporations, and individuals. www.artechseattle.com Jen Flynn received a BA in Art History and Psychology from the University of Oregon in 1988. She has been photographing her favorite subject, animals, for 12 years. Private portrait commissions and documentary projects have taken her from Seattle to San Francisco, Mississippi to Miami. She is committed to supporting the fight against animal abuse and homelessness, and has worked with many non-profit organizations such as Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, WAIF, and Friends of the Animals. Jen was recently featured in Studio Photography and Design Magazine and is a regular contributor to City Dog Magazine. www.fourlegsphoto.com John Gaines is a Seattle-based copywriter and photographer. He has worked on advertising for Getty, Microsoft, T-Mobile and Starbucks, among others. John has also worked in commercial and fine-art photography and taught photography at PCNW. John's photography is part of the Microsoft and USAA permanent collections. Willamette University, BA 1984; University of Washington, MFA, 1990. Claire Garoutte's photography has been exhibited internationally. Her work has appeared in anthologies published by Cassell Press and Midmarch Press as well as in Art in America . She was the principal photographer for glass artist Dale Chihuly from 1991-1996. Claire Garoutte wrote and illustrated the book ‘Matter of Trust' published in Germany in 1996. Since 1994, she has worked extensively in Cuba researching her second book. She has taught at PCNW since 1988. Tim Grey is a respected author and instructor on digital photography and imaging. He has authored or co-authored over a dozen books and hundreds of articles on topics related to digital photography, frequently speaks at major industry events, and is a member of the Photoshop World Instructor Dream Team. He currently works on the Pro Photo Community team at Microsoft Corporation, where he serves as an advocate for professional photographers. Mike Hascall, Project Manager/Owner, Artech Fine Art Services. Artech has been the Pacific Northwest 's premier full-service art handler since 1977. It provides museum-quality packing and crating and installations of any scale. Artech also offers secure climate-controlled storage, collection cleaning, and sculpture maintenance and rigging. It features custom period and contemporary framing, gilding, and frame restoration. Artech serves museums, municipalities, corporations, and individuals. www.artechseattle.com Marita Holdaway has owned and operated Seattle’s Benham Gallery, which specializes in fine art photography, since 1987. Dedicated to emerging and mid-career fine art photographers, she reviews over 1,000 portfolios each year. Marita has presented workshops for photographers internationally, helping them to develop the professional tools necessary for identifying and successfully approaching appropriate venues to show their work. As an invited reviewer and speaker, she has attended photo festivals in the US, Latin America, and Europe. Parsons School of Design, Paris, BFA, 2000 - Photography and Fine Art major. Kristen Imig is a professional freelance photographer specializing in portraits and documentary photography. Her photographs have appeared in over nine feature films as set decoration. In the 2004 film, A Lot Like Love, her images are attributed as being the work of a leading character. Kristen's work has been exhibited at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art in her hometown of Boulder, Colorado, and in Seattle at the Priceless Works Gallery, Globe Gallery, and in juried shows at the Frye Art Museum and Photographic Center Northwest. Awards include the Grand Prize in the 2002 National Geographic photo contest, and an Outstanding Portfolio award at the 2007 Bellingham Visual Journalism Conference. Kristen is a Teaching Artist at SeattleÕs non-profit organization, Youth in Focus, where urban teens learn to express themselves through photography. Western Washington University, BFA, 1979; University of Washington, MFA, 1981. David Johnson has 30 years of experience in printing fine art photographs. His fine art photographs are exhibited in national and international juried exhibitions. He has been President of the Seattle Art Museum Photography Council. He has taught at PCNW since 1990 and teaches at UW Extension and at Pierce College . Finding a way to merge his passion for Photography, and his passion for connecting people, Pete LePage has been working on the web and creating photographic images for over a decade. In his day to day job, Pete is a Product Manager for Internet Explorer, focusing on those who create and design websites. He has a deep understanding of the web, and how to create fun, interesting and useful sites. This summer, Pete will graduate from the PCNW Fine Art Photography program. His thesis is titled "Male Abstractions." New York University/International Center for Photography, MA 2000. Nancy LeVine is an award winning photographer who travels worldwide on a variety of assignments. Her client resume includes Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center , Starbucks, and Microsoft. Previously, she was based in New York City for over 15 years where her assignments were focused on fashion and personalities; her work has appeared in numerous publications such as L'Officiel de la Couture (Paris) and The New York Times. Her book called ‘A Dog's Book of Truths' is in it's fourth printing. Her work has been selected to appear in American Photo, The Photo Review, and ASMP'S book ‘10,000 Eyes' as well as in gallery shows in New York and Seattle . www.browneyesgallery.com Paul Levy began his photographic education under the tutelage of documentary photographer Franz Lehman, under whom he learned large format photography and darkroom techniques. Although never a professional photographer, he continued his photographic passion while pursuing a Ph.D. in Biology, He has taught at several universities including The City University of New York and Pacific Lutheran University . More recently he has taught digital imaging and Adobe Photoshop techniques to various user groups and runs the Boeing Digital Imaging SIG.
A photographer for over 40 years, Neil lived and worked in NewYork,Tangiers, Amsterdam, Paris, Key West, and London before moving to Seattle in 1998. "We make photographs with our mind and with our heart, cameras are just tools." -Arnold Newman Judy Mason has been a photo editor and researcher for the educational market for 30 years. Her interest in and love of photography began in 1955 when her father was getting ready to publish The Family of Man, and page proofs were spread out on the living room floor. Ten years later she had her first photography position at the LIFE Magazine Picture Library editing and filing the extraordinary photojournalism coming in from the Vietnam War. She started doing photo research and editing for textbooks in the 1970s. She covers all grades, K through college, and all subjects, from music to criminal justice. She has worked through sea changes in the publishing and the stock photography industries, but still gets chills when she sees a great shot. Mary Ellen Mark has achieved worldwide visibility through her numerous books, exhibitions and editorial magazine work. She is a contributing photographer to the New Yorker and has published photo essays and portraits in such publications as LIFE, the New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, and Vanity Fair. For almost three decades, she has traveled extensively to make pictures that reflect a high degree of humanism. Today, she is recognized as one of our most respected and influential photographers. Recently, Mary Ellen was presented with the first ever PhotoVision Award by Photographic Center Northwest. She has published fifteen books, including Exposure (Phaidon 2005) a retrospective of her forty-year career. For more information, visit www.maryellenmark.com Tim Matsui is a Seattle-based freelance journalist. His clients include national and international magazines, corporate communications, non-governmental organizations. He is the founder of the FEAR project, originally a Blue Earth Alliance-sponsored project and now an independent non-profit organization. His work on sexual violence was recently recognized with a grant from the Soros Foundation/Open Society Foundation. Tim recently returned from Cambodia, where he worked independently and in partnership with NGOs on counter human trafficking stories. For more information, visit timmatsui.com Richard McEnery started photographing as an amateur in 1976 at rock concerts and sporting events in New York City. Today, he is a professional photographer specializing in sports, travel, nature, and underwater photography and his photography has taken him to Costa Rica, Malaysia, Honduras, Ecuador, Peru, and Europe. His work has been featured at the Long Beach Aquarium and the National Museum of Wildlife Art as well as in Tennis Times, Popular Photography, Outdoor Photography (UK), Sport Diver, Scuba Times, and Dive Travel magazines. Richard has done projects for the tourism boards of Malaysia and Papua New Guinea, has worked at the US Open as an assignment photographer for Tennis Times, and currently shoots for the University of Washington. In 2000, he received a "Highly Commended" award in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Richard has taught digital photography and workflow for Santa Fe Workshops, the ASMP, and The Mountaineers in Seattle. He is also a regular contributor on digital photography subjects for PhotoMedia magazine. Max Milligan is an internationally-exhibited photographer, with work in private and corporate collections. All his photographs are positives that are naturally lit without the use of flash or filters, and with no subsequent manipulation. Renowned for his painterly eye, he has had three books published with two more in production. His 2001 book, Realm of the Incas, was named by The New York Times as one of the Top Ten Travel books of that year. Max’s most recent book, Ghana: A Portrait, has a foreword by Kofi Annan and sold out in its first 3 months. He has books on Scottish landscapes, fine art nudes, and Lebanon currently in production. After 20 years working in the Cusco region, Max’s immense knowledge of and respect for the area create opportunities for all those who work with him. www.maxmilligan.com Rosanne Olson, a commercial and fine art photographer, began her career in 1982 as a photographer for the Register-Guard in Eugene. She knew nothing of lighting when she started, but soon was immersed in the wonders of lighting due to a lighting workshop and lots of personal experimentation. Since then, she has worked for many magazines, advertising agencies and design firms. She has taught numerous workshops in Seattle, Eugene, and Santa Fe. For the past 15 years, she has been an internationally-published commercial photographer. Her work was recently featured as a cover story in the January/February 2004 Communication Arts magazine. She is represented by Benham Gallery in Seattle and Robin Rice Gallery in New York. Leasha Overturf is based in Chicago , explores childhood, teenage relationships, and her immediate family in her photography. She uses county fairs, public gathering spaces, and city streets and environments to find and explore her subjects. Leasha's photography has been published and exhibited in many venues, both nationally and internationally, and she leads workshops in the U.S. and Italy . In addition to her own projects, she has worked with Paul Elledge in all aspects of photographic production since 1993. Her Web site address is www.leasha.com . MEM, Duke University; BS, Yale University. Ray Pfortner is the Director of Education at Photographic Center Northwest. He has worked in photography for over 30 years as a photographer, stock photography agent, photographer's representative, and educator. Ray now works as a consultant to photographers and stock agencies on business practices, book publishing, and marketing to magazines. His primary interest is in coaching new talent. His clients include Subhankar Banerjee, Ilona, Jim Brandenburg, Fritz Mueller, Mark Moffet, Kennan Ward. Michele Westmoreland, and Art Wolfe. As Executive Director for Wildlands Press, he produced the first self-published books for Wolfe. Ray also served as the Publishing and Magazine Liaison for Art Wolfe, Inc, with responsibility for coordinating the production of 16 books from editing to securing a publisher, contract negotiations to serialization, and for marketing stories to magazines worldwide. He received the 2006 Russ Kinne Grant for sharing freely of his expertise, the 2006 North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) Recognition Award for making a difference with his photography, the 2003 NANPA Fellow Award for his career contribution to nature photography, and the 2003 Emma Award for his photographic support of habitat conservation on Vashon Island where he now lives. PhD, MIT, 1969. Ron Reeder specializes in palladium printing using digital negatives. In 2006 he co-authored Digital Negatives: Using Photoshop to Create Digital Negatives for Silver and Alternative Process Printing (Focal Press). Ron has introduced use of the QuadTone RIP for ultimate control of the process. He refers large format film cameras, scans the negatives, assembles the image in Photoshop and then outputs the final print in palladium. Ron finds reality in photography somewhat boring. His current subject matter is imaginary landscapes of the mind. Ron’s pursued a research career in molecular biology until retiring from Seattle’s Hutchinson Cancer Center in 2002 to pursue photography. www.ronreeder.com BA, Journalism, University of Missouri-Columbia. Tom Reese is a photojournalist at the Seattle Times. Tom has worked for many different newspapers and magazines in his career. He has also been a reporter, photo editor, page designer, and graphics editor. His photography focuses on human social issues and on the relationship between humans and the natural world. In 2007 Tom self-published the photography book The Last Oasis: Man, Beast and the Transcendent City Marsh. His book was featured as a cover story in the Seattle Times magazine insert. Tom's work has received awards from World Press Photo, Pictures of the Year International, Best of Photojournalism, The Associated Press, Society of Professional Journalists, Society of Newspaper Design, American Academy of Pediatrics, and The Environmental Photography Invitational among others. He has exhibited his photographs at the United Nations, World Press Photo, the Northwest Exhibition of Environmental Photography, and the University of Washington.
Patricia Ridenour's photographs have been in Vogue, Mirabella, and Ornament magazines. She has worked with a variety of different fashion designers to produce innovative advertisements, including Seattle 's Darbury Stenderu. In her late teens and early twenties Ridenour was a fashion designer and was featured in the Seattle Designers Fashion Shows, and in many local newsmagazines and papers including the Seattle Times special fashion segments. She also was a professional fashion stylist for three years before choosing photography as a career. Patricia Ridenour is an internationally published fine art and commercial photographer. Her client list includes Kodak, Thai Airways and Random House. Exhibits of her work have toured internationally. Patricia Ridenour also received a first place award for excellence in journalism from SPJ and first place award in the professional category from the International Photography Awards.
Jenny Riffle graduated from Bard College, NY in 2001 with a degree in photography. She was an intern at Centro Fotografico Alverez Bravo in Oaxaca, México and then worked at Max Protetch, an art gallery in NYC, for two years before moving back to her home state of Washington. She has been involved with the Photographic Center Northwest since March 2004. For more information, visit www.jennyriffle.com MFA, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, 1996; BA, Smith College, Northampton, MA, 1993. Dale Rio is steeped in American subculture, having started her own commercial career photographing and writing for music and tattoo magazines. She has launched her own niche print magazines, which she co-owns, edits, and contributes to - Shimmy Burlesque Magazine, and Blood & Thunder Roller Derby Magazine. Her work on subcultures appears in books, including Tattoos, which she co-authored. Dale's fine art photography runs the gamut, from self-portraits to landscapes to documentary projects. It has been shown extensively in the U.S. and abroad. To see more of her work, visit www.dalerio.com
MFA, Art Institute of Boson, 2008; Extended Studies, Cortona, Italy, The University of Georgia, 1997; BFA, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, 1992 with additional studies at Penland School of Crafts, NC and The University of Washington. Rebekah Rocha has been an artist and photographer for over 15 years. With an undergraduate degree in graphic design, her freelance client list draws from both the public and private sectors; a select list includes The Columbia City Chamber of Commerce, PCNW, The Seattle Native American Film Festival and numerous individual artists. Rebekah also works as a portrait photographer, high school photography teacher at Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences and a workshop instructor. Rebekah's work spans the gamut techincally and includes digital color as well as film; mixed media collage, artist books and she specializes in historical photographic processes. Rocha has received numerous awards, including a Northwest Design Award, an Italian Excellence in Photographic Art Award and she is actively involved in SPE, The Society for Photographic Education. Rebekah Rocha's photographs have exhibited both nationally and internationally, recently one of her pieces won Best in Show at SoHo Photo's First Alternative Process Show in NYC. Florian Schulz's book, Yellowstone to Yukon – Freedom to Roam (Mountaineers Books 2005) received the Independent Book Publishers award as one of the top ten outstanding books of the year. Florian’s work and articles about it have appeared in Outdoor Photographer, New York Times, BBC Wildlife, and Natur & Kosmos in Germany. His photography has been recognized in competitions including Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Nature’s Best Photography Awards, The Banff Mountain Photo Competition, and the GDT European Photographer of the Year. He is the youngest Fellow and a Founder of the International League of Conservation Photographers. Florian will be the first recipient in 2008 of the North American Nature Photography Association’s Vision Award. For more information, visit www.visionsofthewild.com Teaching credential for K-12 art, 1997; BA in Studio Art from California State University, Humboldt, 1993. Erin Shafkind has taught full time in Seattle Public Schools for the last 9 years. Working mainly with middle school students, Erin has also taught teens through the Gage Academy of Art since 1998. She has been in several juried shows at the PCNW, had a photograph in the Contemporary Northwest Women in Photography Exhibit at the Frye Art Museum in 2003 and placed 3 rd in the 2005 Camera Club of New York's national juried show. For more information, visit www.mustardworksstudio.com Barbara Shaiman has been the Director (artistic and managing) of the Seattle Art MuseumÕs SAM Gallery, Art Sales and Rental, for the past 18 years. Under her tenure, the gallery has more than quadrupled in size. She is also the curator of the Alexis Hotel. Barbara also juries community art exhibits, participates in public art panels, advises local arts organizations, and does independent art consulting. Before joining SAM, she taught studio art classes at Brooklyn College and the Brooklyn Museum Art School in New York City, at the Hawthorne Studio in Montana, and locally at the Seward Park Arts Center and Bellevue Community College. Barbara has also been a ceramic artist and the owner/director of the Shaiman Gallery, a local contemporary fine art and design gallery. University of Mary Washington, BA in Studio Art with additional studies at the Maine Photographic Workshops and Photographic Center Northwest. After an extensive series of classes at PCNW, Amanda established Amanda Shea Photography, LLC, a successful Seattle-based children's portraiture business in which she uses natural light to photograph her subjects. For more information, visit www.AmandaSheaPhotography.com Summer Intensive and Digital Intensive, Rocky Mountain School of Photography, 2004; Masters in Business Administration, University of Chicago; BS in Economics, Santa Clara University. Laura teaches Photoshop and digital photography. She worked for almost 20 years in the corporate world before pursuing her passion as a photographer. She is a fine art photographer, and has a particular interest in abstract images and in compositing such images to convey complex themes. LauraÕs work has been shown in galleries throughout the West. Laura is an Adobe Certified Expert in Photoshop. For more information visit www.laurashoe.com Jerry Spagnoli is strongly linked with the rediscovery of the antique daguerreotype process. Jerry’s work is in the Museum of Modern Art, Chicago’s Art Institute, the Getty Museum, the Hallmark Photographic Collection, and the Museum of the City of New York. It has been also been shown at the Boston University Art Gallery and the George Eastman House as well as in a recent collaboration with the artist Chuck Close. His most recent book is Jerry Spagnoli: Daguerrotypes (Steidl 2006). For more information about Jerry and his work, visit www.jerryspagnoli.com Mary Virginia Swanson makes it her goal to help photographers find the strengths in their work and identify appreciative audiences for their prints, exhibitions, editorial and licensing placement. Swanson has a diverse professional background, having coordinated educational, publication and exhibitions programs for a wide range of institutions and businesses in our field and is considered an expert in the area of marketing and licensing fine art. It was during her tenure heading special projects at Magnum Photos that she recognized the opportunities for artists to develop second markets for their work, and in 1991 she founded SWANSTOCK, an innovative agency managing licensing rights for fine art photographers Swanson currently works individually with photographers as a marketing consultant and is a sought-after Portfolio Reviewer at events such as Review Santa Fe, Fotofest and PhotoLucida. Her workshops and lectures on the subjects of marketing opportunities and awareness have proven to aid photographers in moving their careers to the next level. She also consults with business and agencies in our industry to aid in their awareness of contemporary photograph. Swanson contributes articles to many print and on-line publications, including PND and PDNEDU, Digital Journalist, Nueve Luz, and teachingphoto.com, among others in the US and abroad. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Santa Fe Center for Photography (SFCP) and the ASMP Foundation, and aids numerous other organizations in an Advisory capacity. Swanson maintains a blog about marketing at www.marketingphotos.wordpress.com , and she is the author of her self-published THE BUSINESS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PRINCIPLES and PRACTICES (2007) is, available through her website: www.mvswanson.com .
MFA, Painting, 1987; MA, English and Film Criticism, 1976; BA, English, University of Oregon , Phi Beta Kappa . Seth Thompson has exhibited nationally and in Mexico and is represented by the Nelson Hancock Gallery in New York . His work as a color photographer is enriched by his experience as a painter. For more information, visit www.seththompson.com and www.nelsonhancockgallery.com Alex Webb, a member of Magnum since 1976, has published 7 books, including Hot Light/Half Made Worlds, Under a Grudging Sun and his most recent book, Istanbul: City of a Hundred Names (Aperture 2006). Alex has photographed for many of the world’s major magazines, including National Geographic, Life, New York Times Magazine and GEO. He has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, a Hasselblad Foundation Grant, and the Leica Medal of Excellence. Alex is represented by NYC’s HastedHunt Gallery and his work is exhibited widely in the U.S. and Europe at such locations as the International Center for Photography, the High Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and San Diego’s Museum of Contemporary Art. For more information, visit www.magnumphotos.com Rebecca Norris Webb, originally a poet and journalist, had her first solo exhibition at the Ricco Maresca Gallery in 2006, the same year her first book, The Glass Between Us was published. That series, which explores the relationship of people and animals in cities, was also shown at the George Eastman House Museum of Photography and was awarded sponsorship by Seattle’s Blue Earth Alliance. Rebecca edited Alex’s 2 most recent books and teaches photography workshops with him worldwide. For more information, visit www.theglassbetweenus.com. Adam L. Weintraub will also be an instructor and guide for each of the 3 workshops in Peru. Adam is a widely-published, widely-collected Seattle-based photographer. He is coordinating the creation of a permanent archive of the work of famed Peruvian photographer, Martin Chambi. Adam has also been the president of the Blue Earth Alliance since 2004. His PhotoExperience.net coordinates the series of workshops in Peru. For more information, visit www.adamw.com
Gina White has been a photographer for over ten years, working as a freelance entertainment photographer, fine art photographer and as a teaching assistant at PCNW. Her work has been published in Men's Health magazine, The Seattle Times and The Stranger. Gina recently was the teaching assistant in master printer Dr. Tim Rudman's 5-day lith printing workshop. She has exhibited at the Photographic Center Northwest and Studio Siena in Pioneer Square. MFA, Photography, Yale University, 1999; BFA, Interdisciplinary Studies, San Francisco Art Institute, 1997. Mateo Zachai has been a Production Assistant for Moving Images Productions in Oregon, and responsible for video and audio edits for such clients as Microsoft, Sony and NPR. He has been a teaching assistant in photography at Yale School of Art and an instructor for the Art-Zones photography program at Bellevue Community College. Mateo Zachai recently exhibited his work at Martin-Zambito Fine Art in Seattle, and his photography is included in the Prentice and Paul Sack Collection. |
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