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Pink Cactus
Liz Wolfe, color print, 2003
Liz Wolfe has been called “the amazing eye candy
photographer.” In montages that juxtapose the commonplace with the
exotic, Wolfe’s work is alternatively funny, bizarre, sublime, or
all three.
Shot in stunning colors that burst off the page, her
photographs are feasts for the eye: in one image, gleaming squid tentacles
snake through a bouquet of pink roses; in another, a rosette of iridescent
sardines hangs from a doll’s neck like a corsage. Wolfe also photographs
straight portraiture, documenting the richness of color and line in the
surrounding environment, from a field of sunflowers to a Ferris wheel.
Wolfe is one of eight photographers selected by Ariel Meyerowitz to exhibit
her work in “Photography Now” at the Center for Photography
in Woodstock (through April 4). Her work will also be part of “Artlink
2004,” an International Young Art Program, run in association with
Sotheby’s.
For more information on the CPW “Photography Now”
show, call (845) 679-9957. To see more of Wolfe’s work, visit www.lizwolfe.com.
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