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Winter 2013 : : Surface Tension was presented at conferences in Berlin and Chicago In January the work was included in panel on Borders and Aesthetics for the "Relocating Borders" Conference put on by EastBordNet at Humboldt University in Berlin. In March the work was selected for an Image Maker presentation for the 50th Annual Conference of the Society for Photographic Education held at the Palmer House in Chicago.  The Honore Ballroom, Palmer House, Chicago. March 7, 2013. Photograph by Brooks Dierdorff Fall/Winter 2012 : : Selected works from the collaborative project Liminal Matter: Fences (with poet Laura Winter) published in the High Desert Journal issue 16.  Click here for downloadable pdf : .gif){kind=small} Summer 2012 : : Selected for Transient States at SF Camerawork, curated by Lisa Sutcliffe July 13, 2012 - Augsut 25, 2012  "Art inevitably bears the marks of the time in which it was made. In the past year we have witnessed the fall of dictatorships and governments around the world, seen the ebband flow of wars, and experienced the collapse of weakened economies as others struggle to regain some semblance of balance....". Click here for downloadable pdf of the full press release: Spring 2012 : : Interview by Melanie McWhorter in Issue 16 of Finite Foto Published April, 2012 ""I have known Terri Warpinski for years as part of my participation in Society for Photographic Education's National Conference. On Sunday morning of this year's conference, when the event was waning and most photographers were in standing in the checkout line and saying their last goodbyes in the grand lobby of the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, I bumped in to photographers Margaret Stratton and Terri Warpinski. ... Warpinski opened her portfolio to reveal an image filled with crosses. With the theme of faith on my mind for this issue, I was initially drawn to the work. In the interview below, Warpinski and I discuss some of the topics of this meeting and expand on her thoughts for the project Surface Tension." -- Melanie McWhorter Click here for downloadable pdf of the article. : : Selected by David Bram for the 4th Anniversary Issue of Fraction Magazine Issue 38 Published may 2012  Winter 2012 : : Photography NOW Juried by Natasha Egan Center for Photography at Woodstock, New York March-April 2012  Nearly 300 submissions from artists across this nation covered a vast range of photographic styles, techniques, subjects, and ideas, and the eight projects... For the full Juror's statement written by Natasha Egan: : : See work from Surface Tension in the Northwest
Photography Viewing Drawers at Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, Oregon April 2012 - March 2013
 In April 2012, Blue Sky debuted 68 new bodies of work in Steven Brooks • Charles Capp • Brad Carlile • Elizabeth Claffey • Darren Clark • Clayton Cotterell • Mark Crummett • Dennis DeHart • Deborah Ford • Lewis Forquer • Hal Gage • Robert Gervais • Lisa Gidley • Barbara Gilson • Kristin Giordano • Wendy Given • Joseph Glasgow • Carole Glauber • Lauren Greathouse • Toni Greaves • M. Bruce Hall • Edward Hamilton • Kate Harnedy • Keith Harrington • James Hart • Stewart Harvey • Ken Hochfeld • Carol Isaak • Yuko Ishii • Laura Valenti Jelen • Joni Kabana • Joseph Kashi • George Kelly • Ann Kendellen • Thendara Kida-Gee • Heidi Kirkpatrick • Christine Laptuta • Jim Leisy • Stu Levy • Fritz Liedtke • Jim Lommasson • Nathan Lucas • Sandee McGee • TJ Norris • Liz Obert • Melody Owen • Alexis Pike • Birthe Piontek • Ann Ploeger • David Potter • Missy Prince • Stan Raucher • Christopher Rauschenberg • Shawn Records • Rich Rollins • Katherine Rondina • William Rugen • Jeff Shay • John Snyder • Rafael Soldi • Andrew Stanbridge • Terri Warpinski • William Washburn • Kristin Wilkins Video of all selected artists with a work sample : : UO Faculty Exhibition at JSMA Currated By Stamatina Gregory January-April 2012  "Warpinski’s project is informed by a decade of regular travel near and across the US-Mexico and Israeli-Palestinian borders, a period of time that saw the construction of physical barriers between states, and their accompanying brutal expressions of power. In photographing two sets of landscapes that have been repurposed to articulate division—one familiar, one foreign—she resists a metaphoric collapse of the two, instead providing a parallel reading. Both series present radically different constructions of subjectivity in relation to the border, yet are analogous in their movements between the seeming intractability of geopolitics and its inevitable change—its escalation or demise—over time." -Stamatina Gregory Click here for a pdf of the 3-fold exhibition brochure.Fall 2011 : : Awarded Artists Residency at Playa  University of Oregon art professor Terri Warpinski has been awarded a residency by Playa, an organization in southeastern Oregon near Summer Lake that offers residencies in the natural sciences and the arts. For the full press release.Summer 2011 : : New public art acquisition for the Ford Alumni Center at the University of Oregon  LandMark: Trees 56"x20" Click here for a downloadable PDF with the full story.September/October 2010 : : Featured Artist in PhotoTechnique Magazine  Click image to link to full issue. Terri Warpinski’s emotionally evocative landscapes are created in the darkroom and on the drawing board. Each of her landscape prints is created as a unique object, as the photographer adds graphite gestures to the traditional black and white photo paper on which her images are printed... |