Scholarly and Creative Works
2024
- Reed, J. A. (2024). The Barn, 11 Views, Notes on a Dry Land: No. 1. Texas: Victory in the Wilderness Museum.
- Interview about work by UNT Libraries on their Three Questions Interview blog. 2024.
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Sun City.
2024
(Regional)
Schedule:
- April 2024 - September 2024 Center for the Study of the Southwest, San Marcos, Texas.
2023
- Reed, J. A. (2023). Atascosa Borderlands. Acted as editor and publisher for this book in collaboration with Center for Study of the Southwest. Victory in the Wilderness Museum.
- Reed, J. A. (2023). Pecos. Acted as editor and publisher for this book in collaboration with Center for Study of the Southwest. Victory in the Wilderness Museum.
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Atascosa Borderlands.
2023
(Regional)
Schedule:
- August 2023 - January 2024 Center for the Study of the Southwest, San Marcos, Texas.
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Pecos.
2023
(Regional)
Schedule:
- January 2023 - June 2023 Center for the Study of the Southwest, San Marcos, Texas.
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Art as Social Practice: Technologies for Change.
2023
(National)
Schedule:
- January 2023 - March 2023 SP/N Gallery at University of Texas Dallas, Dallas, Texas.
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Field Work.
2023
(International)
Schedule:
- August 2023 LA Printed Matter Art Book Fair, Los Angeles, California.
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Otherwise, It Would Be Just Another River.
2023
(International)
Schedule:
- August 2023 - May 2023 Multiple International Book Fairs.
- Book Review of Field Work. Glasstire. April 26, 2023. 2023.
2022
- Sherman, M. A., & Reed, J. (Eds.). (2022). Otherwise It Would Be Just Another River: Borderland Collective’s Practice in Dialogue and Collaboration. Leipzig, Germany: Spector Books.
- Pérez de Miles, A. (2022). Where is the Border? In M. A. Sherman & J. A. Reed (Eds.), Otherwise it would be just another river: Ten years of Borderland Collective’s practice in collaboration and dialogue (pp. 48–64). Leipzig, Germany: Spector Book.
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Borderland Collective.
2022
(National)
Schedule:
- August 2022 - October 2022 Texas A&M Laredo Galleries, Laredo, Texas.
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The Most Important Desegregation Case You Never Heard Of.
2022
(Regional)
Schedule:
- October 2022 - January 2023 Center for the Study of the Southwest, San Marcos, Texas.
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Borderland Collective: All the Sacrifices You’ve Made / Todos los sacrificios que has hecho, Washington State History Museum, Tacoma, WA.
2019 - 2022
(International)
Schedule:
- January 2022 - October 2022 Washington State History Museum, Tacoma, WA.
- Reed, J. (2022). Field Work. Texas, United States: Victory in the Wilderness Museum. Retrieved from https://victoryinthewilderness.org/Field-Work-Page
- All the Sacrifices You’ve Made’ shows photos from WA farmworkers, capturing joy, grief and more. Seattle Times. August 14, 2022.
2021
- La Esperanza de Ser Yo 2: Borderland Collective, Public Art, San Angelo, TX. 2021 (State)
- Reed, J., & Menjivar, M. (2021). Borderland Collective. In Social Practice Art: Technologies for Change. Oxfordshire, UK: Routledge Press.
- Reed, J. A. (2021). La Esperanza de ser Yo 2. In Published in collaboration between Borderland Collective and the Migrant Education Program of Region 15 Texas Education Service Center. Funded by federal Migrant Education Network grants.
2020
- Reed, J. A. (2020). The Place Where Flags Wave, Volume 2. Published as part of new research project, The Victory in the Wilderness Museum.
2019
- Blackwell School: Images and Voices from the Archive, Public Art, Marfa, Texas. 2019 (International)
- Losing Control: Guns, Government, and Group-Think, Athens Institute for Contemporary Art, Athens, Georgia. 2019 (National)
- Reed, J. A. (2019). Blackwell School: Images and Voices from the Archive. In Published in collaboration between Borderland Collective and the Blackwell School Alliance in Marfa, Texas.
- Reed, J. A. (2019). Losing Control Exhibition Catalog. (A. Hernandez, Ed.). Athens Institute for Contemporary Art.
- Reed, J. A. (2019). The Place Where Flags Wave, Volume 1. Published as part of new research project, The Victory in the Wilderness Museum.
- Interview of Borderland Collective on West Texas Talk by Marfa Public Radio. 2019.
- Losing Control: ATHICA Explores Guns, Government and Groupthink. Flagpole Magazine. October 30, 2019.
- Stroll through Marfa history with Blackwell School Alliance’s walking tour. Big Bend Sentinel. June 27, 2019.
- Mention of Blackwell School project on PRI 's The World. April 29, 2019.
2018
- One to Another: Borderland Collective, Artpace, San Antonio, TX. 2018 Artists: Solo (International)
- La Esperanza de Ser Yo: Borderland Collective, Public Art, Miles, TX. 2018 (State)
- Reimagining the Third Space, KCAI Crossroads Gallery: Center For Contemporary Practice, Kansas City , MO. 2018 Artists: 3 (International)
- Oil-land: Borderland Collective, AP Art Lab, San Antonio, TX. 2018 Artists: Solo (State)
- Northern Triangle: Borderland Collective, Mayborn Museum, Baylor University, Waco, TX. 2018 Artists: Solo (National)
- Reed, J. A. (2018). La Esperanza de ser Yo. In Published in collaboration between Borderland Collective and the Migrant Education Program of Region 15 Texas Education Service Center. Funded by federal Migrant Education Network grants.
- Reed, J. A. (2018). Oil-land. In Published in collaboration between Borderland Collective and the International School of the Americas. Funded by private foundation grants from Reliance Ener gy and the Archer Foundation.
- Reed, J. A. (2018). Borderland Collective: Disrupting the Classroom through Inquiry- Driven and Collaborative Art Projects. Trends: The Journal of the Texas Art Education Association, (Fall 2018).
- Dark Mountain: Terra. Vol. Issue 14. 2018.
- A Perilous Journey. Baylor Magazine. Vol. Spring 2018. 2018.
- Sherman, M. A., Reed, J. A., & Menjivar, M. J. (2018). One to Another: Borderland Collective. San Marcos, Texas: Borderland Collective.
- Humanizing Crisis: Borderland Collective’s ‘One to Another’ Takes a Compassionate Look at Immigration. San Antonio Current. September 19, 2018.
- A San Antonio Art Show Quietly Foregrounds Migrants’ Stories. Texas Observer. September 17, 2018.
- Preview of One to Another exhibition. San Antonio Current. September 5, 2018.
- Northern Triangle Art Exhibit shines light on refugee crisis. Baylor Lariat. April 19, 2018.
2017
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Northern Triangle, Staniar Gallery, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA, Exhibition of collaborative work from Borderland Collective.
2017
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Clover Archer.
- Black Gold: Field Notes, Texas State Galleries, San Marcos, TX (Development Leave Exhibition). 2017 Artists: Solo (State)
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Northern Triangle, University of Arizona Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ, Exhibition of collaborative work from Borderland Collective.
2017
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Olivia Miller.
- Reed, J. A. (2017). The Land of Opportunity. Published on occasion of Black Gold: Field Notes exhibition.
- How to Teach About Global Borders and Migration. Ed Week, Global Learning Blog. April 2017.
- UA Museum of Art Exhibition looks at U.S.-Mexico Border. Daily Wildcat. February 2, 2017.
- Borderland Collective Serves to Re-Humanize Tough Topic of Immigration. Spectrum News San Antonio. January 9, 2017.
2016
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Border-land, AP Art Lab and SMART Gallery, San Antonio, TX, Exhibition of work from collaboration between Borderland Collective and the International School of the Americas.
2016
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Amanda Poplowski.
- Northern Triangle, Threewalls Gallery, Chicago, IL, Exhibition of collaborative work from Borderland Collective. 2016 (National)
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You Are Here: Texas Photographers Respond to the Texas Landscape (catalog).
2016
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Curated) Reviewed by: Krista Steinke.
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Northern Triangle, Krannert Art Museum, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, IL, Exhibition of collaborative work from Borderland Collective.
2016
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Amy Powell.
- Reed, J. A. (2016). Border-land. In Borderland Collective and the International School of the Americas.
- Reed, J. A., & Wright, M. (2016). Swan Cycle: Chapter Three. Strange Pilgrims. Lakes Were Rivers Collective.
- Reed, J. A. (2016). You Are Here: Texas Photographers Respond to the Texas Landscape Exhibition Catalog. (K. Steinke, Ed.). Texas A&M Wright Gallery.
- Borderland Collective Explores the Geographic and Sociocultural Borders at Threewalls Gallery.
Widewalls, Art Exhibitions (online).
2016.
- Reviewed by: Ana Moriarty.
- Interview of Borderland Collective on "The 21st" by WILL Public Radio, Illinois. 2016.
- Borderland Collective at Threewalls. VAM Studio (online). June 2016.
- San Antonio students go to the border for hands-on learning. San Antonio Express. May 14, 2016.
- KSAT Evening News. May 13, 2016.
- Panchofire & Marina. Conflict of Interest. April 2016.
- Art and Survival on the U.S.-Mexico Border, The Borderland Collective in Profile. Newcity Art. March 28, 2016.
2015
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Strange Pilgrims.
2015
- (Curated) Reviewed by: Heather Pesanti.
- Reed, J. A. (2015). Strange Pilgrims. University of Texas Press.
- Borderland Collective.
Artforum, Critics Picks (online).
2015.
- Reviewed by: Leslie Moody Castro.
2014
-
Northern Triangle.
2014
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Mary Heathcott.
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Gold River (The Border).
2014
Artists: Group
(State)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Mary Heathcott.
- Without Being Seen. 2014
- Blue Star Risen.
San Antonio Current.
December 22, 2014.
- Reviewed by: Sarah Fisch.
- Top Five. Glasstire. December 4, 2014.
2013
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New and Greatest Hits: Texas Biennial 2005-2011.
2013
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Virginia Rutledge.
-
breathing deeply, I hold my space.
2013
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Michelle Hays.
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Blog Re-Blog.
2013
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Max Marshall.
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Contemporary Photographic Practice and the Archive.
2013
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Cathy Henderson.
-
Los Americanos (e-catalog).
2013
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Peter Doroshenko.
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Texas Biennial 2013 (Catalog).
2013
Artists: Group
(National)
- Reviewed by: Teresa Hubbard.
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Alexander Birchler.
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Rural Documentary Collection.
2013
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Barry Blindermann.
- Reed, J. (2013). Texas Biennial 2013 Exhibition Catalog. (S. Little, Ed.). San Antonio, TX: Blue Star Contemporary Museum.
- Reed, J. (2013). The Photograph & the Album. In T. Wilkie, J. Carson, & R. Miller (Eds.), Wurzbach Manor: Narratives of Resettlement. Edinburgh and Boston: MuseumsEtc.
- 5days/5photographers.
5days/5photographers.
The Latent Image.
2013.
- (Curated) Reviewed by: Jason Reed.
- Faculty Exhibition. 2009 - 2013 Artists: Group (State)
- Deep in the Art of Texas. Whitehot Magazine. September 2013.
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Looking Back on the Texas Biennial's Greatest Hits.
Blouin Artinfo.
September 23, 2013.
- Reviewed by: Benjamin Sutton.
- Blog Re-Blog. Feature Shoot. August 2013.
- Motel, Terlingua. Cultural Compass. Austin, TX: Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas at Austin. July 2013.
- Contemporary Photographic Practice and the Archive. Austin, TX: Austin Chronicle. July 19, 2013.
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Archives Inspire Modern Photographer's Innovative Exhibit.
Austin, TX: Austin American-Statesman.
July 14, 2013.
- Reviewed by: Jeanne Claire van Ryzin.
- Lakes Were Rivers: Contemporary Photographic Practice and the Archive. Glasstire. July 13, 2013.
- Harry Ransom Center Exhibition. Interview with Eklektikos. Austin, TX: KUTX. June 27, 2013.
- Los Americanos. Art Notes. Dallas, TX: Dallas Morning News. February 24, 2013.
- Los Americanos. Art and Culture News. Dallas, TX: Dallas Observer. February 5, 2013.
2012
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Wurzbach Manor.
2012
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Kate Jarboe.
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Without Being Seen.
2012
Artists: 2
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Sheri Crider.
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BLOOOM Art Fair Cologne.
2012
Artists: Group
(International)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Agnes Reinthaler.
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The Last Frontier.
2012
Artists: Solo
(State)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Jessie Temple.
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The Will to Believe in Something More.
2012
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Kendra Paitz.
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Three Palms Inn.
2012
Artists: Solo
(International)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Agnes Reinthaler.
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Without Being Seen.
2012
Artists: 2
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Sean Gaulager.
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Dark Matter.
2012
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Amelia Winger-Bearskin.
-
Texas Contemporary Art Fair.
2012
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Virginia Rutledge.
- Anika Handelt Galerie. 2012 (International)
- Reed, J. (2012). 2012 Exhibitions Catalog. (D. Bram, Ed.). Fraction Magazine.
- Reed, J. (2012). 2012 Exhibitions Catalog. (S. Gaulager, Ed.). Austin, TX: Co-Lab Gallery.
- Reed, J. (2012). Los Americanos e-Catalog. (L. Kudelia, Ed.). Dallas, TX: Dallas Contemporary.
- Urbanautica. Manfrotto School of Xcellence. 2012.
- The Creation Myth. Hillviews Magazine. 1. Vol. 43. Texas State University - San Marcos. 2012.
- Urbanautica Web Journal, Metadata #8. 2012.
- Dead Porcupine Mag. 2012.
- Three Palms Inn. Issue 45 - December 2012. 45. Albuquerque, NM: Fraction Magazine. December 2012.
- Dark Matter (exhibition at Vanderbilt University). Critics' Picks. Nashville, TN: Nashville Scene. November 2012.
- Three Palms Inn. Phototalk with Jason Reed. Urbanautica. March 1, 2012.
2011
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Topophilia West.
2011
Artists: Solo
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Diana Roberts.
-
Texas Biennial 2011 (Catalog).
2011
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Curated) Reviewed by: Virginia Rutledge.
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Ambiguous Object (Catalog).
2011
Artists: Group
(State)
- Reviewed by: Rachel Cook.
- (Juried) Reviewed by: Claire Rudd.
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(RE)Collection.
2011
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Nicole Blair.
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It's All About Brooklyn.
2011
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Monika Wuhrer.
-
Wurzbach Manor (Catalog).
2011
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Andrew Gordon.
- Newcomers Storytelling Cards. 2011.
- Mi Voz Photo Cards. 2011.
- Reed, J. (2011). Cantanker, Issue 11. (R. Cook & C. Rudd, Eds.). Austin, TX: Ambiguous Object Exhibition, Pump Project.
- Reed, J. (2011). It’s All About Brooklyn. Brooklyn, NY: Borderland Collective, Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies, Open Source Gallery.
- Reed, J. (2011). Lakes Were Rivers: Number One. (B. Stone, Ed.). Austin, TX: Lakes Were Rivers Collective.
- Reed, J. (2011). Mi Voz: Presidio, TX. Presidio, TX: Borderland Collective.
- Reed, J. (2011). Newcomers: San Antonio, TX. San Antonio, TX: Borderland Collective.
- Reed, J. (2011). Texas Biennial 2011 Exhibition Catalog. (V. Rutledge, Ed.). Texas: Texas Biennial Exhibition.
- Reed, J., Fauerso, J., Browne, J., & Ryan, S. (2011). Wurzbach Manor: Narratives of Resettlement. San Antonio, TX: Artpace, San Antonio Public Library.
- Not Specified. BorderWork(s) Blog. Duke University. 2011.
- Lakes Were Rivers (Re)Collection Exhibition. Notes on E.A.S.T. Glasstire. November 18, 2011.
- Starting Over in a Strange Land. San Antonio, TX: San Antonio Express. July 3, 2011.
- Artifacts (Notes on Culture). San Antonio, TX: San Antonio Current. June 28, 2011.
- Unspecified Exhibition. Texas Art's Wide Range. Austin, TX: Austin American-Statesman. April 23, 2011.
- 2011 Texas Biennial Show. GTT. New York City, NY: New York Times. April 8, 2011.
- Three Palms Inn. Jason Reed - Three Palms Inn. Italy: Dead Porcupine Magazine. March 1, 2011.
2010
-
Two Worlds.
2010
Artists: Group
(International)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Lars Ivar Borge.
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Two Worlds: Selections from Borderland Youth.
2010
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- Reviewed by: Mary Mikel Stump.
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Panta Rei.
2010
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Elaine Bradford.
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Trace Elements.
2010
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Rebecca Dietz.
-
Two Worlds.
2010
Artists: Group
(International)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Thomas Block.
- Photograph by Karen Rangel from Presidio Borderland Collective Project. Eye on Texas. No. 6. Vol. Volume 102. Texas Observer. 2010.
- Trace Elements Exhibition. Fotoseptiembre 2010. Fiesta Magazine. September 2010.
2009
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Humble Arts Foundation Group Show No. 30 (Online Exhibition).
2009
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Juried) Reviewed by: Humble Arts.
-
Borderland.
2009
Artists: Solo
(State)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Hollis Hammonds.
- Reed, J. (2009). Big Lake: Reagan County, TX. Reagan County, TX: Borderland Collective.
- Photograph from Brownfields series. Invisible City. Edition 01. Australia: Invisible City. 2009.
- Dodge and Burn: Diversity in Photography. 2009.
- TV Blog. 2009.
- LOZ Blog. 2009.
- The Sonic Blog. 2009.
- Brownfields. Brownfields. Fall 2009. Houston, TX: SPOT Magazine, Houston Center for Photography. October 1, 2009.
- Borderland Youth. Interview with Jason Reed, Co-Founder of the Borderland Youth Documentary Arts Project. New York City, NY: Dodge & Burn: Diversity in Photography History (blog). July 1, 2009.
- Not Specified. Not Specified. France: LOZ Blog. January 1, 2009.
- Not Specified. Not Specified. Germany: The Sonic Blog. January 1, 2009.
- Not Specified. Not Specified. New York City, NY: Tiny Vices (TV Blog). January 1, 2009.
2008
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New Art/Arte Nuevo (catalog).
2008
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- Reviewed by: Kathy Vargas.
- (Juried) Reviewed by: Benito Huerta.
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Change: From Institutional to Community Living in Bulgaria.
2008
- (Curated).
-
Border-in-Sight.
2008
Artists: Group
(State)
- (Curated).
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Texas National 2008.
2008
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Juried) Reviewed by: Roger Shimomura.
- Reed, J. (2008). New Art/Arte Nuevo Exhibition Catalog. (B. Huerta & K. Vargas, Eds.). San Antonio, TX.
- Reed, J. (2008). Two Worlds: Albuquerque, NM. Albuquerque, NM: Borderland Collective.
2007
-
Vernacular Sightings.
2007
Artists: 2
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Howard Taylor.
-
Exquisite Crisis and Encounters (e-catalog).
2007
(National)
- Reviewed by: Jin Lee.
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Yong Soon Min.
- La Última Frontera (MFA Thesis Exhibition). 2007 Artists: Solo (Regional)
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High and Dry.
2007
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Juried) Reviewed by: Norman Mauskopf.
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Midwest Living.
2007
Artists: 2
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Allison Hatcher.
-
Landscape and Beyond (catalog).
2007
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Invited) Reviewed by: Barry Blinderman.
- Reed, J. (2007). La Ultima Frontera Portfolio. Journal of Big Bend Studies, 19.
2006
-
West Texas Photographs.
2006
Artists: 2
(Regional)
- (Invited).
-
First Annual National MFA Invitational.
2006
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Juried).
-
Image as Evidence: New Regional Documentary Photography.
2006
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Juried).
-
The Chicago Project.
2006
Artists: Group
(National)
- (Invited).
-
Mind in Matter: Constructions of the Built Environment.
2006
Artists: Group
(Regional)
- (Juried).
1925
- Not Specified. Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development Collection. 1925 (Regional)