About this project
Lenard Smith, A photographer based in New York City is aiming to publish a book of thirty new color photographs that examine the details and fragments of the institutional setting. The collection of photographs draw inspiration from the Modernist Movement, and point the viewer to understand Smith's interest in several traditions including; Painting, Architecture, Interiors, and Still-Life compositions. The book will include an essay written by an esteemed Art Critic/Curator; articulating the other observations of Smith's practice and approach to revisit what most ignore as commonplace.
Smith received his MFA in Advanced Photographic Studies from Bard College in 2008.
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This project reached the deadline without achieving its funding goal on July 1, 2011.
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For every donation of $20, you wiill receive a complimentary copy of the book to be published, including their name listed in the acknowledgments.
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For every donation of $2,500 or more you will receive a clamp shell box set of prints of the work to be published; limited in edition of 10 including a signed certificate of authenticity from the artist. You will also receive a signed edition of the book, and will be listed in the acknowledgments.
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Lenard Smith received his MFA in advanced photographic studies from Bard College at The International Center of Photography, New York. Lenard Smith has been commissioned by the Studio Museum of Harlem and his work has been featured in publications and exhibitions in the U.S. and abroad.
