Dave Anderson at Matapédia (2012)
After studies at the International Center for Photography, Dave Anderson began his career in media and politics. At the age of 30 he left the field to concentrate on photography.EXHIBIT: ROUGH BEAUTY – part 2
Saint-Laurent-de-Matapédia Church | 1, rue du Carillon | View map
Little Rock (Arkansas, États-Unis) | www.dbanderson.com
He has been designated a “rising star” of photography by the prestigious American magazine Photo District News. Heir to photographers like Walker Evans or Dorothea Lange, Dave Anderson observes humanity in all its complexity at fairly close range. His exhibit Rough Beauty presents photographs taken in Vidor, an isolated little village in Texas stigmatized by its history with the Ku Klux Klan.
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Upcoming exhibit
2012
- Charleroi, mon amour, book and exhibit dealing with the town of Charleroi, Belgium
Recent or significant solo exhibits
2010
- “One Block,” Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans, Louisiana; Fovea Exhibitions, Beacon, New York; Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco, California; ClampArt, New York, New York
2009
- “Input/Output,” University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Arkansas
2008
- “Rough Beauty,” Lux Photo Gallery, Amsterdam, Netherlands, and Washington & Lee University, Lexington, Virginia
Recent or significant group exhibits
2011
- “The Dust Never Settles,” Photo Center Northwest, Seattle, Washington
2008
- “Wanderlust: Points of Passage,”Robot Art, San Antonio, Texas
- “The Kid Collection: Selected Images from John Cleary,” Houston Center for Photography, Houston, Texas
Collections
- American Church in Paris
- Banque Rothschild
- Library and Archives Canada
Distinctions or awards
- Finalist, National Magazine Awards
- Nomination, Aperture West Book Prize
- Nomination, Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship Program
Publications
2010
- One Block, with an essay by Chris Rose. Aperture Books, New York, and Schilt Publishing, Amsterdam.
2006
- Rough Beauty, with an essay and an interview by Anne Wilkes Tucker. Dewi Lewis Publishing, Stockport, England, Mets & Schilt, Amsterdam, and Actes Sud, Arles, France.