FotoFest will present the 16th International Biennial of Photography and Mixed Media Arts. The work of 34 leading international artists will comprise the central exhibitions of the 2016 Biennial, exploring the Biennial theme, Changing Circumstances: Looking at the Future of the Planet.
The exhibitions and associated programs for Changing Circumstances examine the dynamics of change and the potential for creative action, as seen through the work of the exhibiting artists, participating scholars, and environmental thinkers.
FOTOFEST 2016 BIENNIAL ARTISTS
- Amy Balkin (USA)
- Mandy Barker (UK)
- Daniel Beltrá (Spain)
- Atul Bhalla (India)
- Edward Burtynsky (Canada)
- Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman (USA)
- Pedro David (Brazil)
- Luis Delgado-Qualtrough (Mexico/USA)
- Susan Derges (UK)
- Nigel Dickinson (UK)
- Dornith Doherty (USA)
- David Doubilet (USA)
- Peter Fend (USA)
- Roberto Fernández Ibáñez (Uruguay)
- Karen Glaser (USA)
- Gina Glover (UK)
- Ingo Günther (Germany/USA)
- Niklas Goldbach (Gemany)
- Lucy Helton (UK/USA)
- Chris Jordan (USA)
- Isaac Julien (UK)
- David Liittschwager (USA)
- Pablo Lopez Luz (Mexico)
- Evelyn Messinger and Kim Spencer (USA)
- Vik Muniz (Brazil)
- Robert Harding Pittman (Germany/USA)
- Meridel Rubenstein (USA)
- Joel Sartore (USA)
- Toby Smith (UK)
- Jamey Stillings (USA)
- Martin Stupich (USA)
- Brad Temkin (USA)
Accompanying FotoFest’s central exhibitions, over 100 independently organized exhibitions at venues across the city will be a part of the FotoFest 2016 Biennial. Notable participating art spaces include the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Contemporary Arts Museum Houston; the Menil Collection; the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, Houston; and the Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston. Notable art spaces include Arts Brookfield, Houston; the Houston Center for Photography; Galveston Art Center; Lawndale Art Center, Houston; and Art League Houston.
FotoFest will present the 16th International Biennial of Photography and Mixed Media Arts. The work of 34 leading international artists will comprise the central exhibitions of the 2016 Biennial, exploring the Biennial theme, Changing Circumstances: Looking at the Future of the Planet.
The exhibitions and associated programs for Changing Circumstances examine the dynamics of change and the potential for creative action, as seen through the work of the exhibiting artists, participating scholars, and environmental thinkers.
FOTOFEST 2016 BIENNIAL ARTISTS
- Amy Balkin (USA)
- Mandy Barker (UK)
- Daniel Beltrá (Spain)
- Atul Bhalla (India)
- Edward Burtynsky (Canada)
- Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman (USA)
- Pedro David (Brazil)
- Luis Delgado-Qualtrough (Mexico/USA)
- Susan Derges (UK)
- Nigel Dickinson (UK)
- Dornith Doherty (USA)
- David Doubilet (USA)
- Peter Fend (USA)
- Roberto Fernández Ibáñez (Uruguay)
- Karen Glaser (USA)
- Gina Glover (UK)
- Ingo Günther (Germany/USA)
- Niklas Goldbach (Gemany)
- Lucy Helton (UK/USA)
- Chris Jordan (USA)
- Isaac Julien (UK)
- David Liittschwager (USA)
- Pablo Lopez Luz (Mexico)
- Evelyn Messinger and Kim Spencer (USA)
- Vik Muniz (Brazil)
- Robert Harding Pittman (Germany/USA)
- Meridel Rubenstein (USA)
- Joel Sartore (USA)
- Toby Smith (UK)
- Jamey Stillings (USA)
- Martin Stupich (USA)
- Brad Temkin (USA)
Accompanying FotoFest’s central exhibitions, over 100 independently organized exhibitions at venues across the city will be a part of the FotoFest 2016 Biennial. Notable participating art spaces include the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Contemporary Arts Museum Houston; the Menil Collection; the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, Houston; and the Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston. Notable art spaces include Arts Brookfield, Houston; the Houston Center for Photography; Galveston Art Center; Lawndale Art Center, Houston; and Art League Houston.
FotoFest will present the 16th International Biennial of Photography and Mixed Media Arts. The work of 34 leading international artists will comprise the central exhibitions of the 2016 Biennial, exploring the Biennial theme, Changing Circumstances: Looking at the Future of the Planet.
The exhibitions and associated programs for Changing Circumstances examine the dynamics of change and the potential for creative action, as seen through the work of the exhibiting artists, participating scholars, and environmental thinkers.
FOTOFEST 2016 BIENNIAL ARTISTS
- Amy Balkin (USA)
- Mandy Barker (UK)
- Daniel Beltrá (Spain)
- Atul Bhalla (India)
- Edward Burtynsky (Canada)
- Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman (USA)
- Pedro David (Brazil)
- Luis Delgado-Qualtrough (Mexico/USA)
- Susan Derges (UK)
- Nigel Dickinson (UK)
- Dornith Doherty (USA)
- David Doubilet (USA)
- Peter Fend (USA)
- Roberto Fernández Ibáñez (Uruguay)
- Karen Glaser (USA)
- Gina Glover (UK)
- Ingo Günther (Germany/USA)
- Niklas Goldbach (Gemany)
- Lucy Helton (UK/USA)
- Chris Jordan (USA)
- Isaac Julien (UK)
- David Liittschwager (USA)
- Pablo Lopez Luz (Mexico)
- Evelyn Messinger and Kim Spencer (USA)
- Vik Muniz (Brazil)
- Robert Harding Pittman (Germany/USA)
- Meridel Rubenstein (USA)
- Joel Sartore (USA)
- Toby Smith (UK)
- Jamey Stillings (USA)
- Martin Stupich (USA)
- Brad Temkin (USA)
Accompanying FotoFest’s central exhibitions, over 100 independently organized exhibitions at venues across the city will be a part of the FotoFest 2016 Biennial. Notable participating art spaces include the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Contemporary Arts Museum Houston; the Menil Collection; the Station Museum of Contemporary Art, Houston; and the Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston. Notable art spaces include Arts Brookfield, Houston; the Houston Center for Photography; Galveston Art Center; Lawndale Art Center, Houston; and Art League Houston.