Two of my Pieces included in - InVision - ArtsQuest Bethlehem, PA

Herb & Shirley 1962 / Vintage Photobooth

Vintage Photobooth Moe & Kevin

Re-Imagining the World of Tomorrow Exhibtion Card - I am pleased to announce my solo exhitibion at the Galerie Talent Voor Kunst in Belgium this summer.

My Up Coming One-Man Show in Belgium

Poster for my up coming solo exhibition at the the Galerie Talent Voor Kunst in Belgium. The artwork is themed around the 1939 New York World’s Fair, “World of Tomorrow” 

Her Mind Was Consumed by Thoughts of Love and Fear

New piece from my 1939 New York Worlds Fair Series.
Her Mind was Consumed by Thoughts of Love and Fear

My Artwork is featured in the new Adobe Master Class Book

I am very excited to announce that my artwork and process are featured in the new 2013 Adobe Master Class Photoshop book.

Sequoia National Park 1953

Vintage pin-up photography model 1950's

Vintage pin-up photography model 1950's from my archive.

Drawing Class - Video

See my artwork posted on LENSCRATCH

http://www.lenscratch.com/2012/06/walter-plotnick.html

Vintage Photobooth Man with Camera

Vintage set of images - man with camera in photobooth...it was rare for someone to bring a prop into a photobooth

The MCCC Photo-Synthesis Project

The Montgomery County Community College Photo-Synthesis Project was a semester-long team-teaching project that introduced collaborative assignments in science, photography, and creative writing around a common theme. Zaki Correll was asked to participate as a student Science Advisor, he was enrolled in our Minority Male Mentoring Program which supports students with everyday challenges, provides a supportive environment and offers opportunities for guidance and problem solving. Having a keen interest in science, Zaki wrote and presented an academic paper and led class discussions in our Digital Photography class and Creative Writing class. The Montgomery County Community College Photo-Synthesis Project enabled our students, to collaborate creatively across three disciplines, giving students the benefit of expanding their understanding of and appreciation for the reciprocal relationship between the arts and sciences. The collective achievements of our students engaged in this effort are showcased in this book. http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/3142771

Vintage 1950's Car Wash from my Archive

Unique image from my archive - Vintage 1950's Car Wash

Another Vintage image from my archive - Early Jet Pack

Another Vintage image from my archive - Early Jet Pack

Ultra Rare Photobooth Images 1900's Women - Lovers Kissing

Ultra rare 1900's photos of women - lovers kissing in early photobooth...from my archive.

Fotomation - 1950's photobooth couple

The Lovers Kiss

I whipped this animation together from a strip of Photobooth photos.
I like that he kisses her neck and how they look into the lens.

The Camera Was His Third Eye

Photo from my vintage photobooth collection.

Archive photo / Photobooth Series

Beautiful archive photo related to my photobooth series

Photo: Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia PA. 1943

This is a wonderful photograph taken in 1943 of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia PA. Looking towards City Hall. Limited Edition 16x20 prints are available please contact me if you are interested.

walter.plotnick@gmail.com

1939 Worlds Fair Dancer

This is part of my inspired Worlds Fair Series photogram & digital process, limited edition.

The Lives of Others

This is a recent image that is part of my 1939 New York Worlds Fair inspired series. "The Lives of Others"incorporating darkroom photograms and digital process. Limited edition.

Fotomation -Shadow Show II

Fotomation - Mr. Stripey Pants watching the Birdfeeder

Fotomation - Mint Tea

Beautiful and delicious, this is how they make and serve Mint Tea in Amsterdam.

Fototmation - Portrait with Mirror

Fotomation - Morning Light - Cup of Tea Steeping

I'm interested in movement, composition and light, this worked out to be a nice combination. I liked incorporating the hand and spoon that breaks the circle of the tea cup handle.

Fotomation - iPhone Camera as Make-up Mirror

One of my students was using her iPhone Camera as a make-up mirror, how ingenious. It was a little tricky to get the daylight and iphone light to balance and work together.

Fotomation - Escalators - Philadelphia, PA

Fotomation - Portrait Emily Heiser

One of my photo students posing in front of orphaned black & white negative strips that are moving from the heat blowing.

Fotomation - Falling Leaves

Falling leaves, afternoon Philadelphia suburbs.

Fotomation Artist/Sculptor Chloris Lowe

My colleague Chloris between classes working on the grinding wheel.

Fotomation - Ralph Siani at Work

Fotomation of Ralph Siani, Barber Extradinar

My barber Ralph is amazing he is so precise, a true artist!

Fotomation Flipping Through Book

Fotomation of Graphic Designer & Origami Master Bunley Lim

Bunley is one of my students and a very talented graphic designer, he is always happy to share how-to make a paper crane.

Fotomation of Susan Scott at Pottery Wheel

Fotomation - Glass Elevators in Philadelphia

Fotomation of jewelry artist Anthony Lent in his studio

Fotomation - Eiffel Tower at Midnight

At 11:00PM white blinking lights go on at 15 min. intervals it is very magical, taken from a boat on the Seine.

Photographs from Iraq

I am currently curating a very unique photography exhibition.

Profile......
Leesha. Quigg is a 24-year-old full-time student, at Montgomery County Community College, a single mother, she is part Native American and a returning U.S. Army Veteran Reservist. During her tour of duty in Iraq from May 2009 until March 2010 she was with the United States Army as a Civil Affairs Specialist.

This video is a companion piece to Ms. Quigg's photography exhibition. Proceeds from the sale of prints help fund a Veterans Scholarship at our College.








We had a fantastic turn out for the Photographs from Iraq exhibition. Dr. Karen Stout was there and welcomed Leesha Quigg. Please see images taken right before the opening reception.

Think Art - Think Diversity

I recieved a grant to design a project that had to do with diversity. I designed the Diversity Design Workshop where students create posters for various departments at MCCC.

Video Promoting New Art Facilities

This is a video I produced and directed to promote the new Montgomery County Community College Fine Art Department.

Viewers Choice Award

My work on exhibit @ Artspace Richmond, VA

My work is currently on view at the Artspace Gallery in Richmond, VA.

The exhibition tilted Radius250 was curated by Marlene Rothacker, Director of Exhibitions, International Arts & Artists in Washington DC.

Opening Reception June 26th - show runs through August 23rd.

Photo of Gallery by Artspace.

"Exposing Possibilities" - Opening Reception

Through a Foundation Grant, I recently designed and directed a Visiting Artist Lecture Series. After the lecture students were given cameras and instructed to go back and photograph their communities. "Exposing Possibilities" is the photography exhibition I then curated at the Fine Art Center Gallery at MCCC that features the student's work. The show runs from June 11th - July 9th 2009.

My work on view in New Haven, CT

I am pleased to announce that three of my pieces were on exhibition at the Creative Arts Workshop in New Haven, CT.

Featured in Sky’s the Limit: Built, Unbuilt, or Just Imagined, a national exhibition featuring audacious art projects that address the relationship of our physical environment to human life. Juried by Janet Echelman, internationally recognized artist specializing in public art installations and sculpture. The exhibition runs from April 10 to May 15. Photo of the gallery by Creative Arts Workshop.

Solo Exhibition

Custom Paintbrushes up for Auction

These paint brushes were used by painting contractors on campus at MCCC to paint the walls of the new Fine Art Center. I persuaded one of the contractors to give me his used brushes so that I could make custom pieces of art with each brush. The finished painted brushes were donated to the Silent Auction at MCCC to rasie money for the new Fine Art Center.