Selected Group Exhibitions
Anderson Gallery, Student Fine Art Show, Richmond, Va, (1992)
Anderson Gallery, Student Fine Art Show, Richmond, Va, (1993)
Anderson Gallery, Student Fine Art Show, Richmond, Va, (1994)
Anderson Gallery, Student Fine Art Show, Richmond, Va, (1995)
Silver Eye Center For Photography, The Looking Glass, group show, ( 2008)
The Center For Fine Art Photography, Colorado, Online Portfolio And Print Show, Juror, Darius Himes, (2008)
Photographic Center Northwest, 13th Members Juried Show, (2008)
Sasha Wolf Gallery, Nymphoto Presents, (2009)
New Orleans Photo Alliance, Forever Hold Your Peace, juror, Sylvia Plachy, (2009)
TPS 18: The International Competition , traveling exhibit, (2009)
12 12 Gallery, National Juried Photography Exhibition 2009, selected by Julian Cox,( curator of photography,
High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia)
Awards and honors
Photographic Center Northwest, 13th Members Juried Show, 2nd place, (2008)
Santa Fe Prize For Photography Nomination, (2009)
Santa Fe Project Competition, Top 10 percentile (2009)
Review Santa Fe participant, Santa Fe, New Mexico (2009)
Texas Photographic Society, TPS 18: The International Competition: first place (2009)
Photolucida Critical Mass Top 175 (2009)
Blurb Photography Book Now, International Juried Competition,First Runner Up, fine art category (2009)
Publications
Portfolio Showcase Book, Volume 1, Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, Co, (2008)
F - Stop, Featured artist, June\ July, (2009)
Fraction, online photography magazine, Issue 5, The Dress Show, curated by Melanie McWhorter
The Exposure Project Book Issue 4, (2009)
Ahorn Magazine, solo show, Issue 4 (2009)
Flak Photo, online gallery (2009)
The Oxford American, The Southern Literature Issue, 2009
This series of photographs is taken in and around Virginia, the place in which I grew up. The title comes from a book written by my father's ancestor, to show the lineage of the Fox family in Virginia. For my own purpose, it acts as a metaphorical map, of the rediscovered paths of my childhood home.
At the age of 34, I came back to Virginia to care for my mother, who died shortly after my return. As the last of my family passed, I turned my lens to old friends, and their new families. I photographed the house in which I grew up. The man that lives there now houses snakes in my father's old office, and rests them in my old bedroom, while he changes their cages. My mother always promised that there were no snakes in my room, and now that she is gone, there are...