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Artist Statement:
Annette C. Sage is an amateur
photographer living in the Los
Angeles area. Her current
projects are centralized on
the nude figure and her
anthology on the male nude is
geared toward capturing the
male figure in ways that we
don’t see every day. She feels
that the male nude is
beautiful too and hasn’t been
getting the attention it
deserves.
Annette first discovered her
passion for Photography in
1992 while attending Sullivan
County Community College in
Loch Sheldrake, New York. Her
earlier works include black
and white landscapes and more
abstract imagery. Annette has
never made a career out of
photography but has done some
commercial work and was a
Photographer in the US Navy
during Operation Iraq Freedom.
Annette took a short break
from photography to focus on
her education. She graduated
with a BA in Visual
Communications in 2005 and an
MBA in Marketing in 2006. She
is currently an Art Director
at an internet based Marketing
Company.
She picked up her camera again
in 2006. While doing research
for her projects she
discovered that modern male
nudes have been labeled
homoerotic and have almost
disappeared from modern pop
culture. How did we go from
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Artist Exhibitions:
My photography will be part of
the "Something Different"
international artist
exhibition at the APW Gallery,
48-18 Van Dam St., Long Island
City, NY 11101 from 7/17/09 -
8/23/09. Opening Reception:
July 17 2009. I won't be there
for the opening but will be
making ...
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Artist Galleries:
APW Gallery
http://www.apwarts.com
http://photography.annettesage.
com...
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