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Berenice Abbott stretching her limbs - Limited Edition 1 of 10 Photograph

Algis Kemezys

Canada

Photography, Digital on Canvas

Size: 60 W x 40 H x 1 D in

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This is a portrait of the Doyenne of Photography Berenice Abbott. I was her last photographic assistant back in 1980. The other day while waiting for the mail to come delivering a new book on Berenice Abbott's life work by Julia Van Haften, I saw this wonderful face in the Birch tree that instantly reminded me of Berenice Abbott, about the time when she worked for Man Ray in Paris. From what I remember she originally had some Birch trees on her property in Monson Maine when I was working for her. I also think the wooden floor in her log cabin home was made of Birch. At one point I was going to assist her to photograph some heritage pines up in Jackman Maine so she was quite keen on Trees. So when i saw this and it reminded me of her in Paris during the 1920ties around the time she photographed Eugene Atget. I do have an official portrait of her but this one shows Berenice stretching her limbs during the spring thaw. This is because the new Book on her life and times shows that she was definitely one of the great Photographers of her time. So with that said, I named it the Berenice Abbott Birch. Which you can see at the public beach boardwalk in Sainte Adele, Quebec along side Lac Rond.

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Photography:Digital on Canvas

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:60 W x 40 H x 1 D in

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Algis Kemezys started taking photographs and filming with super 8 in the mid- sixties after deciding it was far more exciting to him than painting or making landsculpture which he did for a number of years.. His fine-art career began in 1979 with the apprenticeship to the doyenne of photography, the late BERENICE ABBOTT, discoverer of EUGENE ATGET and assistant to MAN RAY. He has had his most important retrospective at the Vilnius Art Gallery, Lithuania (1998), and has been awarded three international awards. Currently he has divided his time between Qubec and the U.S., and has traveled to many countries around the globe. Geomancer, Dowser,Rock Sculptor, Gourmet Chef, World Traveller, Cinematographer, Photographer, Director Algis Kemezys started out in the visual arts as a fine art photographer. He has photographed all over the world. His work has been published and exhibited internationally (New York; Chicago; Canada; Greece; Mexico and India). While photographing the island of Crete (Greece) for a book cover in 2002, he became interested in making a documentary about the islands mimetoliths. Drawing on his previous experience in working with video (Ryerson University; as well as an ongoing sideline in video-art pieces) he has finished two successive documentary films, the first of which (Faces of Myth) played in several festivals to good notices, and the second of which (Mimetoliths) was finished in October 2005 and showed with the Untied Nations Mediterranean. Enviromental Film Festival. Ishia Film festival, Italy and Won peoples choice in the Night Gallery Film Festivals.

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