Curriculum Vitae: Juried Group Exhibitions, Select Publications, and Awards
2025
• Critical Mass Winners Exhibition. Atlanta Photography Group, Atlanta, GA. The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe.
• Women Street Photographers, New York, NY. Finalist. Jurors Paris Chong, Leica Gallery, and Sophie Muret, La Belle Etoile Gallery, Arles, France.
• ASU California Center Arizona State University, and Los Angeles Times. City-wide media show. 20 images from The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe.
• Helms Gallery, Culver City, CA. Curator, Bonny Taylor Ndiaye. Car Full of Marilyns!
• PhotoPlace Gallery, Middlebury, VT. “I Am Not Alone: I Have Marilyn All Around Me.” from The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe. Elizabeth Avedon, juror.
• TAG Gallery, Los Angeles. LA Open, 2025. Genie Davis, juror. Car Full of Marilyns!
• Los Angeles Central Library. Twenty Images from The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe. Coming in May.
2024
• Critical Mass, Top 50, Winner. The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe. Organized by Photolucida.
• Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, CA. International Juried Exhibition, Elizabeth Avedon, Juror. “You’ll Be Surprised…” from The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe.
• Soho Photo Gallery, NYC. The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe: Third Place, Series. Juror, Michael Foley.
• STERN Magazine, Germany: Unsterblich (Immortal) six-page feature on Marilyn.
• New York City, Frank Meo, ProjectionsLIVE. Interview and showing of The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe.
• First Place, National, American Photographic Artists The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe.
• First Place, International Color Awards. Jury included James A. Ganz, Senior Curator of Photographs, the J. Paul Getty Museum, Natalia Jiménez, Senior Photo Editor, The Washington Post, Brian Paul Clamp. Selected from approximately 7,000 entries from over 70 countries.
• Best of ASMP, Judges’ Choice. Jury led by Kat Dalager, smollworld, Inc. and Howard Bernstein, CEO Atrbute. American Society of Media Photographers..
• American Photographic Artists, Off the Clock top 100 exhibition (Four selections). Juror: George Kocis, Director and Partner, Staley-Wise Gallery.
• Bread and Salt Gallery, San Diego. Jurors: Bade Turgut, Weinstein Hammons Gallery and photography consultant, Julie Skarwecki.
• Reflect Space Gallery, Glendale Library Arts & Culture, Glendale, CA.
• Inducted into the Council of One Hundred at Northwestern University, an organization of the university’s 100 distinguished living female graduates.
• Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts. 10th International Exhibition, Betty Gold: The Last Holocaust Survivor of Trochenbrod, Poland. Juror Karen Haas, Lane Senior Curator of Photographs at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
• Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, CO. Juror Aline Smithson.
• Athanaeum Art Center, San Diego, CA., Medium Photo Festival. Juror: Crista Dix, Executive Director, Griffin Museum of Photography.
• Projecting L.A., Marilyn. Outdoor display of 20 images projected on Los Angeles buildings. Jury included Paris Chong, Leica Gallery and Calvin Hom, former Executive Director, Los Angeles Times.
• Los Angeles Public Libraries, The Legacy of Marilyn Monroe Twenty images. Exhibitions in libraries for one year period: 2024 - 2025.
• International Color Awards. Honorable Mentions (Five), for
• 1. Forever Marilyn 2. My Inner Marilyn: You’ll Be Surprised… 3. Working on Forever Marilyn 4. Child with Scar: Mexico 5. Tour Down Under.
• Jury included James A. Ganz, Senior Curator of Photographs, the J. Paul Getty Museum, Natalia Jiménez, Senior Photo Editor, The Washington Post, Brian Paul Clamp. Selected from approximately 7,000 entries from over 70 countries.
• International Color Awards. Nominees (Four) for
• 1. Marilyn: I Wish I Had Known Her 2. Skate Park 3. At the Track 4. Cody’s Wish Wins the Dirt Mile
• Jury included James A. Ganz, Senior Curator of Photographs, the J. Paul Getty Museum, Natalia Jiménez, Senior Photo Editor, The Washington Post, Brian Paul Clamp.
2023
• First Place, National, American Photographic Artists, Best Documentary/Photojournalism.
• Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, CA, International Juried Exhibition, Juror: Shana Lopes, Assistant Curator of Photography, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The Marilyn Community.
• Soho Photo Gallery, New York. American Photographic Artists (APA), “Spirit of Marilyn.”
• Bread & Salt Gallery, San Diego, CA. Untitled exhibition. Curated by Ann Jastrab, Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, CA and Arianna Rinaldo.
• Left Space Gallery, San Francisco, CA. Something Personal. American Photographic Artists.
• Fulton Street Collective, Chicago, IL. Curated by Natasha Egan, Executive Director, Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP).
• International Color Awards, Winner. Jury included: The National Gallery of Art, Washington DC; The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles; The Art Channel, London; Clamp, NY; Groninger Museum, Netherlands; Preus Museum, Norway; Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), Philadelphia; William Shearburn Gallery, Saint Louis; Museo d'arte Moderna di Bologna (MAMbo), Bologna.
• Photo Impact Imaging, Hollywood, CA. Best In Show, American Society of Media Photographers LA (ASMP).
2022
• Los Angeles Times: Marilyn Monroe’s Star Still Shines Bright, 60 Years After Her Death. Photo essay, 15 images.
• Photographer of the Year: Finalist, sponsored by Nikon. Jury: Renée C. Byer, Jessica Phelps, Billy Weeks. Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles.
• Off the Clock, Los Angeles, group exhibition and book, curated by Paul Martineau, Curator of Photographs at the J. Paul Getty Museum. In-person gallery show cancelled due to COVID-19,
• President Emerita, Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles. Named President Emerita by colleagues upon completion of term, having served this 87-year-old organization for seven years.
2021
• “Something Personal” San Francisco, American Photographic Artists. Displayed online with artist talk during COVID-19.
2020
• First Place, American Photographic Artists, National. Online exhibition due to COVID-19.
• Santa Monica, CA, Off the Clock, Top 100 selected by curator David Fahey, Fahey / Klein Gallery. In-person gallery show cancelled due to COVID-19.
• Juried exhibitions at: Ignited, Saatchi & Saatchi LA, RPA, and David & Goliath, Los Angeles, CA. Cancelled due to COVID-19.
2019
• Lucie Foundation Selected Artist - Month of Photography Los Angeles (MOPLA) International Group Show. Santa Monica Art Studios, Santa Monica, CA.
• International Photography Awards (IPA) Honorable Mention.
• Off the Clock juried by WM Hunt. Gallery exhibition and book: Santa Monica, CA.
• Santa Monica City Hall. “Visionary Women: Champions of Peace and Nonviolence” Juried by the Santa Monica Commission on the Status of Women.
• First Place, Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles, exhibition Montebello, CA.
• BloodHorse Magazine: Breeders’ Cup World Championships.
• Group juried exhibitions held at: Ignited, Saatchi & Saatchi LA, RPA and David & Goliath, Los Angeles.
2018
• National Winner – American Photographic Artists (APA) Jurors Laurie Kratochvil and Maya Robinson from the New York Times Magazine.
2017
• Palm Springs International Photo Festival, LEICA Award, emerging photographer.
• Santa Monica Art Studios, Off the Clock show. Juror, Elizabeth Avedon.
• Juried exhibitions held at: Ignited, Saatchi and Saatchi LA, David & Goliath, CP&B, and RPA, Los Angeles.
• China Press Exhibition Hall, Alhambra, CA. Just One More! US-China News Photo exhibition.
2016
• PhotoLA curated by Melvin Sokolsky, Los Angeles Convention Center.
• Minna Gallery, San Francisco, CA. Something Personal juried exhibition.
• Santa Monica Art Studios, Santa Monica, CA. Off the Clock exhibition. Curator Julie Grahame, Yousuf Karsh Collection and aCurator.com.
• First Place, Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles, Exhibition, Montebello, CA.
• China Press Exhibition Hall, Alhambra, CA. “Just One More!” US-China News Photo exhibition and book with Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles and China Press.
• Juried group exhibitions held at: Saatchi LA and Ignited. Los Angeles, CA.
• California Thoroughbred Magazine, Bill Mochon.
• CBS Kerry Kennedy
2015
• PhotoLA. Juror Britt Salveson, curator, Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
• FUJIFilm Emerging Photographer Award, Palm Springs International Photo Festival for study with William Albert Allard, National Geographic.
• Santa Monica Art Studios, Santa Monica, CA. Off the Clock group show curated by Melvin Sokolsky.
• Juried group exhibitions held at TBWA\CHIAT\DAY, Deutsch, Ignited & Saatchi & Saatchi, Los Angeles, CA.
• Thoroughbred Racing Commentary: Bruce Headley: For a trainer who’s made his own way, no thoughts of retirement.
2014
• Helms Gallery, Culver City, CA. Off the Clock. Juror Britt Salveson, Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
• Juried group exhibitions held at: TBWA\Chiat\Day, Deutsch Inc, Ignited, Saatchi & Saatchi, Team One and Kastner & Partners, Los Angeles, CA.
• The Guardian, UK newspaper: California Chrome: the least-likely Kentucky Derby favourite in history?
• Chinese Culture Development Center, Alhambra, CA Just One More! juried exhibition with PPAGLA, Chinese Media, and California Media Club.
• Eddie Adams Workshop, Jeffersonville, NY. sponsored by Nikon, selected as one of the top 100 emerging professionals worldwide. Exhibition of photo essay.
• Philadelphia, PA. National Pinnacle Award: College Media Association (CMA) “Chrome is the New Gold”.
2013
• Los Angeles, CA. Off the Clock exhibition and book juried by Anne Lyden, Associate Curator of the J. Paul Getty Museum. Betty Gold: The Last Holocaust Survivor of Trochenbrod, Poland.
• Dakini Power: Twelve Extraordinary Women Shaping the Transmission of Tibetan Buddhism in the West, by Michaela Haas, PhD. Commissioned portraits of Her Eminence Dag-Yum Kusho Sakya, the first Tibetan woman ever to immigrate to America.
• Juried exhibitions at: TBWA\Chiat\Day, Deutsch and Ignited, Los Angeles, CA.
2012
• The Washington Post, Photo Essay: Santa Monica College Students Peppered-Sprayed While Protesting
• Kent State University, Kent, OH. Children of the Holocaust exhibition, Images and video of Betty Gold, Holocaust Survivor.
• Los Angeles Weekly: Marvin Hamlisch’s last performance at the Pasadena Pops
• ABC News Pepper-spray incident.
• Three-time Winner: Photographer of the Year, Student (2012, 2013, 2014): Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles, sponsored by Nikon.
Collections
National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, Saratoga Springs, NY
Maltz Museum, Beachwood, OH - exhibition / images of Betty Gold, Holocaust survivor
Private Collections