Alameda on Camera Photographers
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Alameda on Camera Juror
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Chris Adamson
Bonnie Blake-Drucker Michele Bock Carrie Clinton Jennifer Cook Kathleen Creedon Jeff Cullen Tara Dobyns Luis Donoso Stephen Elbert Fran Estrada Neil Geller Mike Gifford Taggart Gorman Susan Lea Hackett Jenn Heflin Jeff Heyman Todd Higashi Amanda Hooper Kathy Hurtado Becky Jaffe Barbara James Michael Kawano Eva Kintzer Alameda on Camera
Maya del Angel
Mathilde Denis Joseph Di Giulio Koby Fiorello Sophie Fooks Gabriella Freschi Hannah Gorham |
Margaret Lee
Eddy Lehrer Cha Levias Karen Braun Malpas Erik Mathy Andy McKee Melanie McMullen Deborah Medvick Ryan Menard Cynthia Moore Alyx Morgan Ron Parini Chris Rochette Elizabeth Rojo Michael Shelton Luis Solorzano David Stevenson Michael Teresko Kris Warrenburg Carl Weingarten Nicholas Williams Steven Zegas Phillip Ziegler Philip Zike Youth Photographers
Wesley Lee
Hannah Martin Jaissen Mendoza Kayla Siegel John Sullivan Mingus Knox White |
About Julian Cox
According to San Francisco collector John Pritzker, “Julian’s appointment reflects FAMSF’s deep commitment to incorporating photography as a mainstay of this world class museum. Julian’s arrival also solidifies San Francisco’s standing as one of the preeminent locations in the world for all things photographic.” Previously, Julian Cox has served as Curator of Photography at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia, during which time he has significantly expanded its permanent collection of photographs and enhanced its reputation in the field. He has organized such distinguished exhibitions as Harry Callahan: Eleanor (2007), Road to Freedom: Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement, 1956-1968 (2008) and The Portrait Unbound: Photographs by Robert Weingarten (2010). His most recent exhibition, Signs of Life: Photographs by Peter Sekaer (2010), consisting of 87 vintage prints, is the first comprehensive presentation of the work of this important Danish-born American photographer, whose works are among the finest produced in the Depression era in the United States. Prior to that, Cox served for 12 years in several positions in the Department of Photography at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, most recently as Associate Curator of Photography under the Getty’s esteemed Founding Curator of Photography Weston Naef. His work at the Getty included the exhibitions André Kertész: A Centennial Tribute (1994), Alfred Stieglitz: Seen and Unseen (1995–1996), Julia Margaret Cameron: The Creative Process (1996–1997), The Making of a Daguerreotype: Images and Artifacts (1998) and The Photographs of Frederick Sommer: A Centennial Tribute (2005). Prior to that, he worked at the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford, England, and the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. Cox earned a Master of Philosophy degree in the history of photography from the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth in 1990, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in art history from the University of Manchester, England, in 1987. |