Space 710 - Now On Display
My goal is that
photographs and blogs (on both photography and other topics) will challenge how
I/we see the world. I use the metaphor of physical vision to call attention to
what happens at the margins.
For each exhibit, I
generally select a limited number of images out of a larger body of work on the
same theme. My goal is that each image strengthens and contributes to the
overall narrative.
My early development
as a photographer is testimony to the influence of encouraging teachers.
I was privileged to attend a high school that not only offered photography, but
also had teachers who made their living from photography as an art form.
After my 20s, however, I no longer had access to a darkroom. Though
I continued to photograph, the absence of creative control over the final print
made my photography less intentional. With the advent of high quality
digital cameras and photographic software, I regained some control (though I
sometimes struggle to keep up with advances in digital technology). When
I left the 9-to-5 work world in 2014, I regained my passion for photography.
Space 710 - Now On Display
June 8, 2019 – August 31, 2019
Photography by Keith Kozloff
My goal is that
photographs and blogs (on both photography and other topics) will challenge how
I/we see the world. I use the metaphor of physical vision to call attention to
what happens at the margins.
For each exhibit, I
generally select a limited number of images out of a larger body of work on the
same theme. My goal is that each image strengthens and contributes to the
overall narrative.
My early development
as a photographer is testimony to the influence of encouraging teachers.
I was privileged to attend a high school that not only offered photography, but
also had teachers who made their living from photography as an art form.
After my 20s, however, I no longer had access to a darkroom. Though
I continued to photograph, the absence of creative control over the final print
made my photography less intentional. With the advent of high quality
digital cameras and photographic software, I regained some control (though I
sometimes struggle to keep up with advances in digital technology). When
I left the 9-to-5 work world in 2014, I regained my passion for photography.
