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Sue Michlovitz will discuss the genesis of and reasoning behind her photographs made in the natural world. Both water and trees are characters in her work and act as her inspirations. Demonstrations of her images will be through projection and sample prints. Attendees can expect some interactive parts during the evening. She also will talk about and show her 2023 fine artist book Breathe in Water.
This book is held in the Hirsch Library of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and in the Bowdoin College Library Special Collections (Deluxe Edition). A review of Breathe in Water by Tim Anderson of Shadow & Light Magazine stated: “This is not simply a book, it is a singular piece of art”
Sue will end the evening presentation with a book signing. 10% of sales will be donated to the Camden Public Library.
Sue Michlovitz is a Camden based visual artist, engaged in photography, artist books and mixed media. She is inspired by sights that may go unseen and subjects found in nature that have both components of realism and abstraction.
She has shown her art through the Griffin Museum of Photography’s Photoville (Winchester, MA), Blue Raven Gallery (Rockland, ME), The Parsonage Gallery (Searsport, ME), Michael Good Gallery, Rockport Public Library, and Zoot Coffee. Her work has also been been in exhibitions in Portland, ME at the Maine Jewish Museum, Maine Museum of Photographic Arts and Cove Street Arts.
She immersed into the studies of photography and book arts following a 45+year career as a physical therapy clinician and professor. Michlovitz holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Orthopedic Physical Therapy from Hahnemann University (now Drexel), Philadelphia, PA and a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) from Maine Media College. Her volunteer time is spent on the Board of Trustees at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA).
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Instagram: @s_michlovitz_photo