EXHIBITORS
Top 10 winners + 40 Honorable Mention

jurors
Karen Sinsheimer, Curator of Photography, Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Stephen Perloff, Founder, The Photo Review, Philadelphia, PA
Steve Zeifman, Owner, Rush Creek Editions, Santa Fe. New Mexico
Jessica Johnston, Curatorial Associate, Department of Photographs,
George Eastman House/International Museum of Photography and Film
Rochester, NY

Juried Competition Winning Top 10 & 25 Honorable Mention

"The Portrait" 2006
The Top 25 & Honorable Mention Winners

JURORS:
Susan Spiritus, Gallery Owner / Newport Beach, CA
Julian Cox, Curator of Photography / High Museum of Art / Atlanta, GA
Sasha Erwitt, Senior Associate Photo Editor, Vanity Fair / Conde Nast Publication / NY
Carol McCusker, PhD - Curator of Photography / Museum of Photographic Arts (MoPA), San Diego, CA
Jason Murison, Director, P.P.O.W Gallery / Pilkington . Olsoff Fine Arts, Inc. / New York City
sponsors: Epson America, fotoQuote, FreshLists

photo: Taralea Cutler, Canada


Curated by Jean Ferro Photo Artist /President WIPI

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Best of Show: Peg Diaz (US), "Spiral"

Decisive Moments Exhibition Jan. 10 thru Mar. 1, 2005

Jurors: Sue Brisk/Magnum Photos
Howard Greenberg Gallery/NY 
Lesley Martin/Aperture Foundation 
Galerie Esther Woerdehoff /Paris, France

Curated by WIPI PRO member Carrie Villines

Michele Dugan, Jean Ferro, Stephanie Flack,


Freyda Miller, Elizabeth Opalenik, Juanita Richeson

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Aquinetta With Child, 1944
Ruth Bernhard

Stephen Cohen's photo la 2003


Women In Photography International promotes the visibility of women working in the photographic arts. The images on the following pages were displayed at 12th Annual photo l.a. 2003, Jan. 16 -Jan. 19, 2003 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Booth #42

Women In Photography International member images that were on display at photo l.a. 2003

Images 1 - 10

Joan Almond, Jane Fulton Alt, Winter Bell, Candace Biggerstaff, Liza Botkin Michele Dugan, Jean Ferro, Stephanie Flack


Images 11-20

Lauren Gabriele, Carol S. Gee, Shelly Gazin, Wilda Gerideau-Squires, Cat Jimenez, Kenna Love, Freyda Miller, Orah Moore, Elizabeth Opalenik, Elizabeth Rassiga



Images 21-30

Marcia Reifman, Juanita Richeson, Susan Scafati, Tracy Jean Shields, Elizabeth Siegfried, Eva Skold Westerlind, Jill Specht, Carrie Villines, Joanne Warfield, Judith Diana Winston

also see photo la 2002

curated by Cat Jimenez, WIPI Pro member

Women In Photography International

"Kitsch & Klick"
the art of the toy camera
a Juried Exhibition
(Jurors : Scott Canty, Jean Ferro, Mary Oliver)
curated by Joanne Warfield
Los Angeles Pierce College Art Gallery
March 23 - April 25, 2002

Frances Howard Goldwyn Hollywood Library
May 1 - July 30, 2002

Juanita Richeson, Invitation: 8 skates, 2001, b/w silver gelatin 11" x 14" taken w/LOMO camera

EXHIBITION PHOTOs & PR Release
see also : LOMO... Toy Cameras | Plastic Cameras
and : Pinhole Art: A Marriage of Mechanics and Mystery
Sponsored by Pierce College Art Gallery Foundation, Woodland Hills, CA

Toy Camera Guest Lecturer Patrick Miller
Curated by Mary Oliver, Pierce College Art Gallery and Joanne Warfield

Women In Photography International http://www.wipi.org (323) 462 1444	Los Angeles Pierce College Art Gallery (gallery hours : Mon-Thurs 12-8pm) http://www.PierceCollege.com (818) 719 6498

Photo Impact presents


Images from the photo l.a. presentation of
Women In Photography International

curated by Joanne Warfield

March 15- May 31, 2002
PHOTO IMPACT
( www.photoimpactonline.com )
SANTA MONICA ANNEX

Digital Bungalows
2938 Nebraska Ave.
Santa Monica, CA 90404

Artists:

PHOTO LA 2002

On January 18-20, 2002 TheScreamOnline covered the most prestigious photo l.a.— the immensely popular West Coast event for fine photography, featuring the collections of galleries and private dealers from around the world and produced by the Stephen Cohen Gallery. See: Joanne Warfield, Director of Exhibitions Statement.
One of our new PROFESSIONAL members, who signed up during photo l.a., won an EPSON 2000P Printer, the archival printer most desired by Fine Art photographers. WIPI held a Silent Auction with images donated by Ruth Bernhard, Marsha Burns and Joyce Tenneson.

curated by Joanne Warfield
Booth sponsored by the Stephen Cohen Gallery

Women In Photography International and the Hollywood Arts Council present:

"HOLLYWOOD BOUND"

Los Angeles: Women In Photography International (www.wipi.org) presents Hollywood Bound at the Frances Howard Goldwyn Hollywood Regional Branch Library.

Sponsored in part by generous support of The Hollywood Arts Council, the exhibition includes 70 stunning images from 16 professional women photographers based in Los Angeles area. Most of the photographs will be available for purchase, with a percentage of the proceeds going to WIPI, a non-profit organization.

Hollywood Bound Photo Exhibit
Frances Howard Goldwyn - Hollywood Regional Branch Library
1623 North Ivar Avenue, Hollywood, CA 90028
(323) 467-1821

January 10 - April 30, 2002 WIPI Members / Los Angeles Area
Sponsored in Part by the Hollywood Arts Council
Special Thanks
Nyla Arslanian, President, Hollywood Arts Council
Dan Strehl, Director, Frances Howard Goldwyn Hollywood Regional Branch Library

curated by Joanne Warfield, Helen Garber
Hollywood Arts Council : http://www.HollywoodArtsCouncil.org
Hollywood Library : http://www.lapl.org/branches/11.html

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2001 TEA TIME: House of Photographic Art, HOPA San Juan Capistrano, CA
Jurors: Connie Butler / MOCA - Joyce Wilson / Brooks Institute of Photography

Special Contribution by Linda McCartney Estate : Linda McCartney
"T-Pot" 1997

October 10 thru December 15, 2001 Tea Time, celebrated WIPI's 20th Anniversary as the world's leading photo resource organization for women working in the photographic arts, Women In Photography International presents "International Tea Time: Images of Women, Images of Tea." The theme for the juried exhibition was inspired by a wonderful image of a teapot by the late photographer Linda McCartney, which is included with the 75 stunning images from 63 women artists from around the world, representing countries such as Australia, Canada, England, Greece, Italy, Kuwait, Scotland, the USA and others. The exhibition will travel throughout the USA and internationally for several years.

Linked Names are current WIPI Members
Jane Fulton Alt, Evanston, ILL, "Sacred Heart #2" ( 2nd Place, Women )
Shahla Bebe, Los Angeles/IRAN, "Unknown Woman" ( 3rd Place, Women )
Alexia Berry, Boston, MA/FRANCE "Havana, Cuba"
Jan Bogle, Bellevue, WA, "Tea Pickers" & "Tea Factory: Sir Lanka"
Liza Hennessey Botkin, Studio City, CA, "I Am Woman"
Judy Dion Bracci, Cottage Grove, MN , "The Esthetic"
Tania Bravo, Astoria, NY, "Untitled"
Melissa Brown, Woodside, NY, "Fourth of July, Nantucket"
Margaret Clarke, Culver City, CA/SCOTLAND, "The Resting Wall" & "Winter #3"
Maria Coletsis, Richmond, BC, CANADA, "Your Future Looks Very Promising"
Kathleen Connollly, Boston, MA, "Untitled Tea Bag #21 & "Untitled Tea Bag #1"
Christine Dellosso, Los Angeles, CA, "African Queen - Senegal" & "Three Gisha - Japan"
Jennifer Drucker, Saint James, NY, "Fading"
Kathleen Fahrer, Wilmington, OH, "Tea Time Accessories"
Jean Ferro, Los Angeles, CA, "Statue of Liberty"
Jane Foley Ferraro, East Aurora, NY, "High Tea"
Rose-Lynn Fisher, Los Angeles, CA, "Tea For Two, Sahara, Morocco"
& "Home in M'Hamid, Sahara, Morocco"
Helen K. Garber, Venice, CA, "Leigh Hennessey"
Phoebe Godfrey, New York, NY, "Smoky Chai with Katharine Saxby"
Gloria Golden,Plainview, NY, "Mint Tea - Marrakesh"
Kimberly Gremillion, Houston, TX, "Shadow #14" & "Shadow #17"
Linda Griffith, Dixon, NM, "Hotel Room Series: Conversation w/Myself"
& "Hotel Series: Chicago"
Judith Elaine Halek, New York City, NY, "Between Contractions"
Patricia Harper, West End, AUSTRALIA, "Who Do You Think You Are"
Adrien Meredith Hefta, Seattle, WA "October -Daisy" ( 3rd Place, Tea )
Rachel Hotchkiss, London, ENGLAND, "Tea and Sympathy"
Marilyn Hunt, Austin, TX, "Chicken Pots"
Elizabeth Kenneday, Long Beach, CA, "Song of Bolsa Chica" Series II"
Suzun Lucia Lamaina, Brisbane, CA, "Maiden, Mother, Crone"
Kate MacLeod, Nova Scotia, CANADA, "Cup & Blue Nebula" ( Honorable Mention, Tea )
Mary McCartney Donald, England "Saint" 1998
Andrea McCullough, Brooklyn, NY, "Tea Cup in China Cabinet"
Stephanie E. McGehee, (M) Safat, KUWAIT "Ishrab Chi"
Julia K. McLemore, Columbus, OH, "A Leisure Suite #4" & "A Leisure Suite #13"
Nancy Martin, Los Gatos, CA, "Souls Feast"
Jamie Nicholl, Philadelphia, PA, "Profile"
Carol Nye, West Hills, CA, "Bessie Loo, Fr. Chinese American"
& "Veiled Women, Kashgar, Zin Jiang, China" ( 1st Place, Women )
Patrizia Pulga, Bologna, ITALY, "Indian Women" & "Bride In Brooklyn"
Elizabeth Rassiga, Reno, NV, "Proprietress: Tibetan Tea House"
Patrizia Riviera, Bergamo, ITALY, "Unsure Feelings Cafe Florian" (Honorable Mention, Women )
Miriam Romais, New York, NY, "Tea Mill; Pouring Leaves...." ( Honorable Mention, Tea )
Talli Rosner-Kozuch, Tenafly, NJ/ISRAEL, "Women in Bath"
Aliki Sapountzi, SCOTLAND, UK, "Women Mourning, Udalpur, Rajasthan, India"
Fanny Sarri, GREECE, "Bam, Iran"
Margaret Sartor, Durham, NC, "Katherine, Monroe, Louisiana"
Kanako Sasaki, Ithaca, NY/JAPAN, "Untitled"
Sharon Seligman, Spicewood, TX, "Self-sufficient" & "Different Reflection"
Leslie Sokolow, Santa Monica, CA , "Untitled #19"
Dar Spain, Arcata, CA, "Afternoons" ( 1st Place, Tea )
Erin Spencer, Seattle, WA, "Untittled 1999, Self Portrait Series/New York #3"
Mary Ann Sulik, St. Paul, MN, "Prague, Czech Republic"
Amie Vanderford-Pfaff, San Jose, CA, "Sneaky Pete"
Carrie Villines, Tarzana, CA, "Julie's Hands"
Barbara Von Eckardt, Lincoln, NB, "In Memorium"
Mary Dorsey Wanless, Topeka, KAN, "At Mona's Tea With The Girls"
Cynthia Wands, Woodland Hills, CA, "Infusions of Memory"
Joanne Warfield, Venice, CA, "Persephone Rising"
Laine Whitcomb, New York, NY, "A Crown For Stephanie"
Sylvia White, Los Angeles, CA, "Window Work #2"
Lillian Elaine Wilson, Burbank, CA, "Tea and Memories" & "Trupti's Beauty"
Cynthia Zordich, Canfield, OH, "Tea Party Approach"
Paola Zucchello, ITALY, "Poet Marina Piperno's Tea"

Sponsored in part by:

House of Photographic Art (HOPA), San Juan Capistrano, CA

MZ BURGER
distributor of the Timex Mini Clock Collection
Curated by Jean Ferro / WIPI and MaryAnn Charis/House Of Photographic Art

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Women In Photography Celebrates Freedom - 1992

Jurors: G. Ray Hawkins, Glenna Avila and Suzy Kerr
Of the almost 500 photos entered, about 20% were from out of the country: Kenya, Bangladesh, Latvia, India, Sweden, Italy, Poland, Czechoslovakia and several republics in the former USSR.

Organized by Women In Photography, the international competition and exhibition was an opportunity for women photographers to present photographs depicting personal, political and environmental freedom, as well as a chance to celebrate and rejoice in the new era of emancipation and collaboration for peoples worldwide.In conjunction with the exhibition, the first of the lecture series "Women Behind the Images - 1992" was also held at the Los Angeles Photography Center (LAPC), January 1992.

There were 50 winning photographs representing 48 women.

Congratulations went to Judy Glickman of Cape Elizabeth, Maine and to Margaret Preissman of Beverly Hills, CA, each of whom had an image chosen by all three jurors. Seven women who were chosen for the exhibition had been winners in 1989, They are: Carolyn Berry, Linda Joseph, Carol Nye, Gisela Gamper, Judy Glickman, Susan Sapides, Althea Edwards and Janet Knott.

The exhibition opened at the Los Angeles Photography Center, January 25, 1992. The Exhibition Coordinator was Patty Donovan

Images from Women In Photography Celebrates Freedom - 1992 were displayed in the F2 Special Edition Winter 1992 Issue. This was the final edition of F2, and marked the closure of the organization until its rebirth with the premiere edition of Women In Photography International's F2-eZine and online galleries in November 1999 on www.womeninphotography.org

Exhibition coordination and production by Alexandra Milovanovich (WIPI President 1992) and Pat Donavan

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1989 The year of WIPI International . The inaugural opening at The Pacific Grove Art Center on the Monterey Peninsula, proved that WIP is no longer a group of California artists. With winning photographers hailing for the US, Canada, Thailand and Sweden, WIPI took the major step to becoming an international organization dedicated to promoting the visibility of women photographers and their work. Curated by Linda Bellon Fisher and designed by Cloyce Wall from Carmel, the opening reception was attended by over 500 people. In 1989 Jean Ferro's self-portrait work “Eye To Eye” was presented at Paris Photo Lab with additional support from A&I Color Lab and Fuji Photo Film, Inc. See Exhibitor List

Juror: Val Williams

Women Photographers In America
Susan Wittenberg; paperback, 92 pages, 32.5 cm., ZOOM MAGAZINE Exhibition Showcase