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Artist Statement:
I came to pinhole photography
from
my involvement with Palladium
printing some ten years ago.
With
hand coated emulsions, I was
making
contact prints of my 6 x 7 cm
negatives, but because the
negatives
were so small, I created
multiple
image prints. By combining
two,
three, four or more negatives,
I
made a larger picture. Then I
found
the oatmeal pinhole camera for
making 8x10 inch negatives and
I
really like the distortion and
the
extreme wide angle of the
round camera.
I have experimented with
plastic
cameras, panoramic cameras,
four lens
3D cameras, video cameras and
a
flatbed scanner as a camera.
The
pinhole camera is a delight
because
it gives me results that are
constantly a surprise.
I enjoy being able to make an
image
rooted in 16th Century pinhole
optics,
and then juxtapositing that
with 21st
Century digital print
manipulations.
The final image is a perfect
blend
of these opposites. In my
diverse
series, I have always tried to
find
a mix of image and process.
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Artist Exhibitions:
2001
"RED", Donskoj & Co., group
show, Kingston NY
"Digital & Silver
Photography", Barrett Art
Center, solo show,
Poughkeepsie, NY
"Engaging Pictures", Samuel
Dorsky Museum of Art, group
show, New Paltz, NY
"Why Pin Hole?", Visual
Studies Workshop,
International group show,
Rochester, NY
2000
"Fishin", Time and Space
Limited, curated group show,
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
The work in this exhibition by
Dan McCormack not only harkens
back
to the past but explores new
advances which this past
century has
brought to the medium of
photography. McCormack proves
through
these pinhole images of the
female body that this medium
can no longer
be considered the poor ...
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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