Projekt30 The Sex Issue: Volume 5 features artworks which comment upon gender and sex in our society. Included is Kissy Wishes, one from my series of Neo-Burlesque performers.
New York Portrait Photographer
Jenny C’est Quoi
Jenny C’est Quoi is the co-producer of Brooklyn’s Indie Girls Burlesque (where the audience suggests the theme!) and founding member of Storybook Burlesque.
Chris Cross
Chris Cross is a British Stand-Up Comedy Magician, Contortionist & Escapologist. He came to New York to host a burlesque show, was given my name, and we arranged a shoot. Chris is on tour across the UK starting this month, June 2010, and will play at Glastonbury in July.
aCurator Magazine Features Women of 5th Avenue
Newly-launched aCurator magazine featured my series of women ‘of a certain age’ photographed on upper 5th Avenue in Manhattan, in the first issue. The series looks great in the full screen format and apparently the readers loved it; London’s glossy magazine The Big Issue, a publication distributed by and for the homeless, featured my series in their review of aCurator.
Graphis Photography Award
I’m very proud to announce that I’ve won a gold award in the Graphis Photography Annual for 2010. World Famous *Bob* is taken from a series of my Neo-Burlesque portraits.
Photography Masters Cup
‘Texas Cop’ was honored in the third Photography Masters Cup, an international award for color photography. I found him at a fast food joint while on a Texas road trip. He was a pretty intimidating character but I mustered up the courage to ask him if I could take his portrait. To my surprise he said yes.
International Aperture Awards
The International Aperture Awards are “the world’s most prestigious international online photography competition” so I am pleased that 3 of my Neo-Burlesque images won bronze.
x.to Image Awards 2009
My Neo-Burlesque project won a 2009 x.to Nude Image Award in the Body Art category and was shown at Farmani Gallery. Victoria Privates is just one from my series.
Projekt30
Projekt30 The Sex Issue: Volume 4 features artworks which comment upon gender and sex in our society. Included is Dirty Martini, one from my series of Neo-Burlesque performers.