Unfolding Images: A Juried Photobook Exhibition
December 2 – 30, 2013
Organized to celebrate the printed image in book form, through photography and repurposed images, Unfolding Images will be designed as a functioning library and reading room, allowing visitors the opportunity to review the selected books in person at the CAC during PhotoNOLA 2013.
From a distinguished field of more than ninety international submissions, exhibition juror Seth Curcio, Associate Director of Pier 24, chose the following 28 books for inclusion in the 2013 Unfolding Images exhibition:
Kael Alford, Bottom of Da Boot
Clark Allen, Heaven
Karine Baptiste, Fragments
Chris Bennett, House of Sound
Sterling Cox, Staci Bu Shea
Rachael Deeley, Looking Backward
Sandi Haber Fifield, After The Threshold
Sharon Harper, From Above and Below
Aaron Huey, Mitakuye Oyasin
Lucas Foglia, A Natural Order
Atsushi Fujiwara, Nangokusho Ode to the Southern Lands of Japan
Paul Gaffney, We Make the Path by Walking
David Jakelic, Split Perspectives
Justin Kimball, Pieces of String
Hajime Kimura, Kodama
Tammy Mercure, Twelve Nashville Waffle Houses
Jo Metson Scott, The Grey Line
Rebecca Norris Webb, My Dakota
Paccarik Orue, There Is Nothing Beautiful Around Here
Al Palmer, Flood of Sunshine
Louie Palu, Mira Mexico
Jared Ragland, Aggregates
Mateuz Sarello, Swell
Bryan Schutmaat, Grays the Mountain Sends
Max Sher, A Remote Barely Audible Evening Waltz
Luke Strosnider, I Wish You Where Here
Dan R. Talley and Stan A. Sharshal, The Ineffable Conversation
Jagoda Wisniewska, Cherry Compote
All publications selected for the Unfolding Images exhibition will be placed into the CAC’s photobook library. Books not selected for the December exhibition have been placed in the CAC Photobook Library for future exhibition & public viewing opportunities.
About the CAC
The CAC is a multi-disciplinary arts center that is dedicated to the presentation, production and promotion of the art of our time. The CAC was formed in the fall of 1976 as an artist-run, artist-driven community organization. Throughout the CAC’s 35 years, the center has remained active in the visual and performing arts and arts education communities, continuing to represent an era of creative freedom and multi-disciplinary expression. Currently dedicating two floors—about 10,000 square feet of gallery space—of the 4-story building to rotating exhibitions throughout the year, the CAC is home to artists’ bold experiments in painting, theater, photography, performance art, dance, music, video, education, and sculpture. The CAC’s education department engages over 10,000 children and adults annually. The CAC’s significance and role in the cultural community of New Orleans has and always will be cemented in its broad community-based programs and initiatives.
