ELAINE DUIGENAN PHOTOGRAPHY

Elaine's new series MICRO MUNDI will be on show at KLOMPCHING Gallery, New York, June 17th till August 7th 2010
www.klompching.com

On November 16th Shuttle Atlantis departed for the ISS. On board was an image from Elaine's new series 'Micro Mundi', carried by Astronaut Leland Melvin. He had been so taken with the idea contained within the images (how the smallest of things connect with the largest) that he offered to photograph the image in space with the world below.

An image from Elaine's ‘Nylon’ series is up till April in The History of Photography Gallery at The V&A (The show is on for a year and “features work by some of the most influential figures to use photography as a creative art”).

Starting with a show in Boston's January snow (at the Griffin Museum of Photography), Elaine had shows running concurrently for the entire year! Thanks to her gallerists and supporters.

Elaine is now half way through her Artist Residency at The Royal College of Surgeons of England. She has unique access to the Historical Collection of Surgical Instruments and is working towards exhibiting in the Autumn.
A blog at www.armamentaria.wordpress.org charts her progress.

Opening on 28th October - 25th November 2009 at Ben Pentreath Ltd, 17 Rugby St, WC1N, London. ...more

Opening on August 8th 2009 'It's Still Life' featuring work of
Elaine Duigenan and Meggan Gould at Rayko Photo Center, SF

Three White Walls in Birmingham are celebrating 10 yrs of Rhubarb Rhubarb with a show of images selected by international reviewers to show hilights of the decade.
Jim Casper of Lensculture nominated my image 'Medium Chocolate' and wrote a brief essay.

Elaine's work is going to be on show round the corner from where she lives! Ben Pentreath Ltd is a beautiful space in the heart of Bloomsbury and will be showing ten of Elaine's 'Nets' and 'Nylons' between the 6th and 16th May. The Private View is on the 7th and all are welcome!

Elaine is going back to New York for KLOMPCHING's 10th gallery exhibiton. Since the gallery's inception it has made quite a Splash(!), the artists' shows being favorably reviewed in publications such as The New Yorker, Modern Painters, Art Review, New York Magazine, The British Journal of Photography, HotShoe and The Architect's Newspaper. "We are taking this opportunity to celebrate their successes, by re-presenting a selection of images from exhibitions displayed over the past eighteen months, as well as introducing a selection of images by gallery artists, that have not yet been shown. We hope you'll join us at the opening reception on Thursday, April 30th, 6pm–8pm."

Elaine's work will be presented by KLOMPCHING GALLERY at the Affordble Art Fair, New York, May 7-10. A Private View of the fair will take place on Wednesday, May 6th, 6pm-9pm.

Elaine has a new blog at www.elaineduigenan.wordpress.com

The V&A are going to include two of Elaine's images in the upcoming re-hang of the Photography Gallery. They have chosen ‘Dior’ and ‘Highlife’ from the ‘Nylon’ series. The Photography Gallery hilights around 40 outstanding photographs drawn from the Collection. The new display features 19thC, classic, modern and contemporary works, with a focus on new acquisitions. The private view is on May 15th. ...more

Elaine was invited to donate an image entitled ‘Taille Unique’ from the ‘Nylon’ series to SNAP!09 Canada’s premier art auction. On Sunday March 1st, more than 600 people attended the fundraiser for ACT (Aids Committee of Toronto) which raises awareness and funds for the fight against HIV/AIDS. $220,000 was raised!

Elaine's show 'Intimate Archaeology' at De Santos Gallery, Houston has been extended for another couple of weeks.

Elaine has a solo show of 'Net' which opens on the 29th January 2008 in the Atelier Gallery at The Griffin Museum of Photography, Boston, MA. The work of Emmet and Elijah Gowin will also be on show.

Elaine's solo show 'Intimate Archaeology' opens on January 10th at De Santos Gallery, Houston. It runs till February 3rd.

Lyra Kilston's review of Elaine's first solo show at Klompching Gallery, New York. ...more

Lyra Kilston has written a wonderful review of Elaine's show in the October edition of MODERN PAINTERS (see Essays)

Elaine's work is featured on the cover of BJP and there's a five page feature and interview inside.

'Net' is being featured in the latest edition of Lensculture.
www.lensculture.com

This brand new issue of Selvedge is featuring Elaine's work and promotes her first US solo show at KLOMPCHING in July

Following her recent visit to Texas, Elaine is delighted to announce representation by De Santos Gallery, Houston

Elaine is excited to announce that she will have a solo show at KLOMPCHING Gallery, New York, 9th July for seven weeks. Opening is on July 10th. ...more

Elaine will be heading to Houston, Texas for FotoFest, the world's first and largest photography festival. She will have the opportunity to show her new series, 'Net' and will seek opportunities for representation and exhbition.

Elaine is delighted to announce that she is going to be represented by KLOMPCHING Gallery in New York.

Elaine was one of the nine international artists invited to show at the LIPF in China.

The second signature piece of artwork to be installed in the ARTSHED. Click on 'more' for information regarding the making and context. ...more

Two new pieces of work are being installed in the ARTSHED today. See above for information regarding the processes and contextualisation. ...more

A five year collaborative project is coming to fruition. Please go to 'Portfolio' section for project outline and more photos. Go to 'Links' to click on link for tv news piece.. ...more

Pioneered by Issa Touma, this inspiring event started at the end of '06 and continues, despite oppostion in new venues around Syria ...more

A current, ongoing, interactive exhibition is trying to grapple with this phenomenon now at the musée de l'Eysée in Lausanne, Switzerland. Everyone in the world is invited to participate! ...more

This is an essay written by Jim Casper which accompanied the NYLON series featured on his site www.lensculture.com (Archives Vol. 6) ...more