Exhibits/Events

Resonating Fields
The Photography of Lois Greenfield

This new presentation of Lois Greenfield’s work brings a fresh perspective and conceptualization developed by Lois’ collaborator, the Canadian Media Artist Henry Jesionka.

For this exhibition Jesionka has re-visionned Greenfield’s work into “galleries” that move beyond any one single image or instantaneous moment. These galleries become a resonant field of forms and figures, rhymes and configurations with sections and movements intended to form shifting structures of concept and design. Within each series Greenfield and Jesionka have orchestrated changes of scale, placement in sequence and configuration to create dynamic and very “musical” forms. more…

Southeast Museum of Photography
1200 W. International Speedway Blvd
Daytona Beach, Florida

Australian Dance Theater’s HELD

Embodying the dynamic tension between the action of Garry Stewart’s ballistic choreography and its “fixed” capture by photographer Lois Greenfield, HELD juxtaposes solidity with liquidity, heaviness with lightness, stillness with flow, clarity with illusion in an extraordinary live performance. more…

- Japan: September 30 & October 1, 2006
– Europe (Germany, Spain, France, Austria, Holland): Oct-Nov 2006
– UK (London, Cornwall, Leeds, Wales, Edinburgh, Glasgow): Feb-Mar 2007

Solo Exhibit

Espace Miramar
www.cannes-on-line.com/Francais/Art4fr.html

Featured photo exhibition and lecture at the Pingyao International Photography Festival

Shanxi province, China
www.pipfestival.com

Solo Exhibit

Gallery Add 2
Savannha Bldg B-1
2-7-4 Shyoto, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0046
Phone: 03-3467-9577

Sculptural Lighting Moving Subjects

The photography of Lois Greenfield is an exploration of time as well as stunning images of dance. Performers frozen in space preserve a moment, and lead the viewer to ponder the moments before and after the slice of time captured by her camera. Greenfield’s work inspires us to re-evaluate how we see the world, and movement, in particular.
In this powerpoint seminar Lois shares her technique of lighting and stop action photography, explaining how she creates her signature photographic style, without digital manipulation of any kind.

As part of her presentation, she will project contact sheets to illustrate how she has ‘built’ some of her most well known fine-art and commercial shots, providing a privileged view into her unique creative method.

Friday, October 21, 2005, 1pm – 3pm
Jacob Javits Center
New York, NY
www.photoplusexpo.com