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Sanctuary: Anna Tomczak, Photographer - Softcover

Hitchcock, Barbara

 
9781934491065: Sanctuary: Anna Tomczak, Photographer

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Anna Tomczak's studio is her "safe haven," her sanctuary, and a space into which she invites others. Throughout her artistic journey, Tomczak has discovered kindred spirits in her colleagues.

She describes friend and fellow photographer, Merry Moor Winnett, with whom she was a darkroom-mate and, together, they explored the possibilities of hand painting black-and-white photographs. Tomczak notes other important artists in her life, including Margaret Ross Tolbert and Phil Parker, both of whom she met through "Mother Art" Dorothy Johnson, art supervisor and initiator of the Volusia County Florida Artists-in-Schools Residency Program.

Tomczak has fostered artistic development by hosting workshops in her studio and leading trips abroad. She has been influential in artist-residencies in public schools and the Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach Community College, Florida.

Anna Tomczak's work has been featured in the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Florida Gulf Coast Museum of Art, Museum of Florida Art, Norton Museum of Art, Polaroid Collections, Polk Museum of Art, and Sony Latin-America.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Barbara Hitchcock is cultural affairs director for the Polaroid Corporation. She manages the Polaroid Collections and its traveling displays and has curated numerous exhibitions, including It's a Dog's Life: Photographs by William Wegman and Sightseeing: a Space Panorama, a collaboration with NASA. In 2006 she received a Focus Award from the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts, for her critical contributions to promoting photography as a fine art.

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Anna Tomczak's iconic tableaux have been featured in exhibitions and collections at numerous major photography and art museums.

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