09 Jan iWorld January 10 – February 11
Charles Ludeke
Exhibition runs at two venues:
CPAC, through February 11, 2012
Denver Central Library, 5th Floor, Western History Gallery
through March 25, 2012. Closing reception Sunday, March 25, 3-5 pm
Gallery Tour with exhibiting artists during the closing reception. Free
Jurors: Chuck Mobley (Associate Director, San Francisco Camerawork); Brian Paul Clamp (Gallery owner and director, ClampArt, NYC)
iWorld is a juried show of images responding to the “i-zation” of our culture. The CPAC show features works from across the nation, and includes a solo show awarded to New York-based photographer Charles Ludeke. The Denver Public Library show features Colorado-based photographers only.
Artists: CPAC Show
Kim Allen, Sara Armijo, Dave Barry, Becky Brice, Kevin Hoth, George Beggs, Gloria Chung, Angelic Jeanne Davila, April DeFelice, Karen Divine, J.A. Folks, David Gardner, Mary Norbury-Glaser, Emily Heller, Eileen Keator, Vivian Keulards, Jennifer Laffoon, Erika Leppmann, Sita Mae, Sasha Dorje Meyerowitz, Arleen McGlade, Tammy McKenzie, Francisca Morgan, Lynne Scholfield, David Sharpe, Paul Soulellis, MyKelle Tieman, Bethany Stefka Trusz, Melanie Walker, Mike Whiteley, Solo Show: Charles Ludeke
Artists: DPL Show
Kim Allen, Sara Armijo, Becky Brice, Maureen Ruddy Burkhart, James Clarke, Vernie Croghan, Bethany April DeFelice, Dave Defourneaux, Karen Divine, Michael Ellis, Rian Hall, Emily Heller, Siobhan Keleher, Vivian Keulards, Arleen McGlade, Tammy McKenzie, Roddy MacInnes, Francisca Morgan, Josseline Van Nuffel, Lynne Scholfield, Paul Sisson, Melanie Walker.
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- Kim T. Allen: Platforms Behind Union Station, Denver
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- Vernie Croghan: Thoughts in the Dark
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- Kim T. Allen: 16th St. Viaduct Demolition, Denver
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- Eileen Keator: Steamboat
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- Becky Brice: All Roads Lead Somewhere
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- Mary Norbury-Glaser: Broadway, 2011
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- Karen Divine: Duality 1
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- Paul Sisson: Bus Ride Home (cell phone pic)
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- Mykelle Tieman: First Snow
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- Francisca Morgan: Entropy Thoughts One
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- David Gardner: Gated Mobile Home Park, CA
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- Siobhan Keleher: Struck
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- Erika Leppmann: Dodie
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- Deve Defourneaux: Umbrellas
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- Francisca Morgan: Entropy Thoughts Two
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- Josseline Van Nuffel: Occupy Denver
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- Tammy McKenzie: Consumerism 5
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- Arleen McGlade: Bike View, Eye See You
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- George Beggs: Fall Color #3
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- David Sharpe: Photo 9
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- Karen Divine: Emperors New Clothes
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- Jennifer Laffoon: The Boy Friend
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- Angelic Jeanne Davila: Woman on a Sidewalk
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- Dave Barry: Untitled
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- Melanie Walker: Tucson Trip, 2010
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- Karen Divine: Ferris Wheel 3
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- Karen Divine: Brothers
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- Sita Mae: The Bassist’s Wife
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- Michael Ellis: Drainage
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- Kevin Hoth: Grandma
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- David Sharpe: Photo 4
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- Stefka Trusz: Aviatrix
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- Karen Divine: Tyler
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- Mike Whiteley: Harlan Iowa 1
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- Charles Ludeke: from “The Flying Horsemen,” 2011
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- Vivian Keulards: The End
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- Sara Armijo: Chicago Hipsta 7
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- Arleen McGlade: My Safe Trike
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- Siobhan Keleher: Afternoon, October 2011
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- Emily Heller: Shelf LIfe #101846
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- Emily Heller: Shelf Life #120978
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- Arleen McGlade: Bike View No Parking
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- Jennifer Laffoon: Domestic Haze
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- Angelic Jeanne Davila: Parallel
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- Maureen Ruddy Burkhart: Glimpse of Purgatory
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- Kim T. Allen: Auditorium Renovation – Now Temple Buell Theatre, Denver
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- Sara Armijo: Chicago Hipsta 5
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- Rian Hall: Light Dance #0101
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- Paul Soulellis: Untitled 6
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- Micheal Ellis: Arrow
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- Lynne Scholfield: Inaccessible, 2011
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- Bethany April DeFelice: Eleanor of Aquitaine
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- Vernie Croghan: The Wall
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- Emily Heller: Shelf Life #071675
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- James Clarke: Deflation #2
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- J.A. Folks: Birthday
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- Kim T. Allen: Truckers Terminal Implosion – Now Coors Field, Denver
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- Lynne Scholfield: Innuendo
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- Josseline Van Nuffel: R.I.P.
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- Paul Soulellis: Untitled 2
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- Rian Hall: Light Dance #0100
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- Becky Brice: A Night on the Town
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- Arleen McGlade: Bike View, Venice Sidewalk 11
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- Arleen McGlade: Plane View Going West
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- Sara Armijo: Chicago Hipsta 4
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- Gloria Chung: Evacuation (Smoke)
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- Melanie Walker: Fall
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- Vivian Keulards: Oh Deer
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- Roddy MacInnes: Cell Phone Landscapes #6, Museum Artifacts, Ellendale, North Dakota
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- J.A. Folks: The Confrontation
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- Tammy MacKenzie: Consumerism 1
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- Kim T. Allen: From Moffat Station, Denver
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- Bethany April DeFelice: White PIllows
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- Maureen Ruddy Burkhart: Vacation Home
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- Sasha Dorje Meyerowitz: Haybale Wall
Original Call for Entries: It’s official – technological innovations like the iPhone have revolutionized visual communications, spurred uprisings, and sustained occupations in a new world inundated with instruments of invention, intrusion, and instant gratification. Digital media have changed the ways in which we interact with our environment, our governments, and ourselves. Photographers and bystanders alike record events that sustain, fascinate, inspire, and intimidate us. iWorld invites you to respond to the “i-zation” of our culture by sharing your best interpretation, inspiration, innovation, or illustration of the world that you see.