"Aboriginal de France" Print

Lahary is an American visual artist working in 35mm film, gelatin silver prints, photo-lithographs, oil pastels, acrylics and film/video. He is ranked internationally in the ArtFact.com auction database (now known as Invaluable.com), has been listed on ArtNet and is collected privately & publicly both domestically and abroad. His photographic body of work and films have been screened and exhibited worldwide including the Netherlands, Britain, France, Australia, New York and throughout the United States. As an author, he is published in paperback by London’s Myrdle Court Press. While living in New York he won a stipend from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, which led to his becoming an independent filmmaker. He was honored by the Delaware Art Museum as a multiple category winner in their ‘Gordon Parks Arts Competition’. He won the jury prize for ‘Best In Show’ in the film category for his film Rhythm and Pain and was also a jury winner in the photography category for gelatin silver prints. He was selected as the Artist-In-Residence for black & white darkroom photography at New York’s Henry Street Settlement / Abron’s Art Center. After subsequently relocating to the Gulf of Mexico, he presented in the group exhibition “We Are Tampa” at the Tampa Museum of Art, and exhibited at the Florida Museum of Photography in a show entitled “Forever Young”. Recognition in the south continued to grow as Lahary was selected for consecutive juried exhibitions at ArtCenter Sarasota, including “Florida Flavor” in which the artist was juried into competition by the curator of the Ringling School of Art & Design, and former curator of the Ringling Museum of Art. The artist is currently a notable curator himself of auctions on LiveAuctioneers for successive edition's of "Fine Black & White Photographica".