A GALLERY FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHY
322 Royal Street
New Orleans, LA  70117
Telephone 504-568-1313
Fax 504-568-1322
www.agallery.com

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August 1, 1999

A Gallery for Fine Photography
in conjunction with
Louisiana State University Paula Manship Lecture Series,
presents a reception to view her latest creation:

SANDY SKOGLUND
Shimmering Madness
Thursday, September 16, 1999
322 Royal Street
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
LSU - Baton Rouge, College of Design,
Wednesday, September 15, 1999 at 6:00 p.m.

Bursting into the art world upon her graduation from Smith College, Sandy Skoglund became a pioneer among contemporary artists. She is known for her large format, color photographs ofher bright and humorously unsettling, room-sized installations that poke fun at suburban reality.  Giving new meaning to mixed media, she uses materials ranging anywhere from cheese puffs to strawberrypreserves. She spends one year planning, creating, and building each of these environments of estranged familiarity.

Sandy Skoglund teaches at Rutgers University in New Jersey and currently resides and works in New York City. 

View more images on Sandy Skoglund's webpage.

Books Available:
In the LastHour, soft cover catalogue, $29.95
Reality Under Siege, hard cover, $39.95

New Gallery Acquisitions:
W. Eugene Smith: Chaplin at Work, 1952, 14" x 9", silver gelatin
W. Eugene Smith: My DaughterJuanita, 1953, 13" x 11", silver gelatin
W. Eugene Smith: Atoms for Peace: Mural Painting, 1958, 11" x 14", silver gelatin
Sandy Skoglund:Shimmering Madness, 1998, 36" x 48", cibachrome, edition of 30
Sandy Skoglund: Butterfly Panel, 1998, 22" x 23" x 4", mixed media, edition of 20
ÊUpcoming 1999 Exhibitions:
E.O. Goldbeck, Panoramas, 1911-1980, August 15 - September30, 1999
Franco Salmoiraghi, The Body and the Landscape, 
in conjunction with Art for Art's Sake, October 1 - December 1, 1999
Danny Lyon, Indian Nations,November 4 - January 4, 2000

For more information, call 504-568-1313 or e-mail us.