自我介绍

Dianne Blell is a Fine Art photographer working in New York City and Bridgehampton, NY. Using both her favored 4x5 large format and also a Digital Canon in her current body of work, "Artifacts of the Contemporary" (2019), she is enlivening long collected fragments, frayed furnishings and ephemera her from past studio and set designs. In 1989 Dianne received a Guggenheim Fellowship in Photography for a series based on her pioneering work in early digital scanning techniques. During the second half of her Guggenheim Fellowship, while sponsored by Canon, she shot 35mm film while in the field photographing wildlife in Africa. While there, her work appeared on ABC photographing Richard Leaky during his Interview with Diane Sawyer on 20/20, also appearing on ABC, National Geographic, Mirabella, Elle, Nat Geo. Continuing to use 4x5 Film and a View camera, she was an early adopter of Photoshop, and her photo-manipulated, mytho-scape series "Desire for the Intimate Deity" was completed in the 2007. Dianne is now permanently affiliated with the esteemed photography venue, Holden Luntz Gallery. Her work is in the collections of the Parrish Museum; Guid Hall of East Hampton; The Metropolitan Museum; Chazen Art Museum at University of Wisconsin; Neuberger Museum, Purchase, NY; New Britain Museum of Art, Connecticut; Center for Creative Photography, Tucson; and the Lannan Foundation, Sante Fe.