David Morris Cunningham is a working photographer living in Woodstock, New York. He has studied with...
About the artist
Joined In 2000
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About the artist
Joined In 2000
(5 Followers)
David Morris Cunningham is a working photographer living in Woodstock, New York. He has studied with Douglas Beasley, Richard Edelman, Greg Gorman, Kevin Lynch, Lydia Panas and Peter Turnley, among others.
His work has been shown at The Gallery for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, CO; the Woodstock Artist's Association Museum in Woodstock, NY; The Cabane Gallery in Phoenicia, NY; The Van Brunt Gallery in Beacon, NY; Oriole 9 in Woodstock and The Living Room in Kingston, NY. David's work has also been published in Chronogram and Roll magazines.
David's photograph Birds was chosen by Brooks Jenson to be included in the Gallery for Fine Art Photography's 2009 group show, NEGATIVE SPACE. His series ILLUSION OF MEMORY was featured in volume 2, issue 3 of the online photography magazine, . Cafe won honorable mention in the 2009 WAAM member's show. Dad's Hammer was chosen to be a part of the inaugural issue of the online magazine Awosting Alchemy.
Current Work:
REMEMBRANCES OF THINGS PRESENT was made in support of my decision to let go of the things that no longer served me. Things I reflexively collected over the years: mementos and books and boxes of random items I once thought important; useful tools along my journey,...