Karin Rosenthal: Reflections on the Human Journey
Photographer Karin Rosenthal’s exhibit Reflections on the Human Journey will be on display at the BFL from March 19 to April 29. This exhibit draws from two of her series: In Reflection and Tide Pool. You can also enjoy this exhibit (with even more of Karin’s photographs) at The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN) in May.
Karin Rosenthal’s abstract photographs of nudes in nature have been exhibited internationally, collected widely, and reside in 17 museum collections, including Boston’s MFA, the Brooklyn Museum, the International Center of Photography (ICP), and the Yale University Art Gallery (YUAG). These photos have won numerous international awards and have been shown and sold at the prestigious Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD) exposition in NYC. Karin’s photographic submission in First Doubt: Optical Confusion in Modern Photography at YUAG was selected to represent the show of 100 images by famous 20th Century photographers and was featured in the New York Times review.
At the Griffin Museum of Photography in 2016, she curated 37 Photographers/One Model with nudes in nature by her and her workshop students of a male dancer in his fifties, overturning conventions of nude photography. As a Resident Artist/Scholar at Brandeis University’s Women’s Studies Research Center, she initiated and oversaw an exhibition of photographs by Vivian Maier in 2013. In 2018-2019, she exhibited at Brandeis’ Kniznick Gallery in a two-person show, Half-Silvered. A book entitled Karin Rosenthal: Twenty Years of Photographs was published in conjunction with a retrospective of her Nudes in Water series at the Danforth Museum in 2000.
Learn more about Karin on her website, Facebook, and Instagram.
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