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Randall Davey Audubon Center
August 22 – September 26, 2008
9 am – 5 pm Monday thru Friday
Weekends by reservation
Artist Bios & Statements
Anthony Howell was born in 1953, received a BFA from the University of Oklahoma and a MFA from Pratt Institute, New York City. Anthony taught visual art courses in the Expressive Arts Department of Western New Mexico University, his course load included numerous painting and photography classes and workshops.
Anthony Howell's exhibition record includes shows in New York City, Dublin, and Paris. He currently lives and works in Silver City, New Mexico. For the last fifteen years, Anthony Howell has devoted much of his energy to photographing and documenting southwest New Mexico.
505.388.2993
www.anthonyhowell.com
Gordee Headlee
Like the creatures that dwell in our wilderness areas, my natural habitat is any place covered by wide-open sky. I've always been an outdoorsman and avid hiker. Now I'm lucky enough to have excellent camera gear to carry with me on hikes.
Sharing my outdoor experiences with anyone who would listen is something I've always tended to do...to a fault. I finally realized that it was better to share these experiences photographically rather than verbally.
505.388.4217
www.gordeeheadlee.com
James Hemphill is a black and white landscape photographer based in Silver City, New Mexico. His work is mainly focused on the Gila National Forest and its wilderness areas. He spends days at a time backpacking and exploring in the Gila searching for his photographs. James earned a BFA from WNMU in 2003. He works exclusively in 4x5 large format and 6x7 medium format film.
505.534.3020
jhemp_00@yahoo.com
Mike Fugagli is a field ornithologist posing as a naturalist at The Nature Conservancy's Bear Mountain Lodge in Silver City, NM. He lives with his wife, Carol, and son, Hawk, in the Cliff-Gila Valley where they manage a long-term banding station for breeding birds.
mfugagli@tnc.org
Nanda Currant is a fine artist with a background in both therapy and education. Nanda’s particular interest has been in celebrating nature through performance art. Presently Nanda divides her time between the Gila Valley and Tesuque, NM. She was a key organizer of the first annual Gila River Festival. For the past four years, she has been working on an ongoing series of photographs of the Gila and painted bird shrines.
hearth@cruzio.net
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