Caren Alpert Photography

Barndiva - Salon des Sens

Barndiva's Salon des Sens exhibition was quite a success during the opening reception this weekend. A big thank you to Studio Barndiva and Curator Maggie Spicer who organized quite a 'palatable' exhibition revolving around the food we eat.

As I flowed through the crowds, it was quite evident how art can influence our relationship to food. A buzz of excitement and conversations about food were aroused as people moved about the exhibition of food photography, paintings and installations. 

 

On the way to Studio Barndiva in beautiful wine country.

Images from "terra cibus" along side photographs of food dissections by Maren Caruso (marencaruso.com).

Quail egg BLT hors d'oeuvres.

A selection of images from "terra cibus" below painting diptych by Carol Beck (carolbeck.net).

There is still time to see the exhibition at Studio Barndiva until June 12, 2012. Studio Barndiva is located at 237 Center Street in Healdsburg, CA.

Healdsburg here we come!

 

We're very excited to be included with Maggie Spicer and BarnDiva for Salon des Sens opening in less than one month!  Mark your calendar to come celebrate a melting pot of creative and conceptual art centered around our food. And, if you like Jazz, it's the opening weekend of the Healdsburg Jazz Festival (http://www.healdsburgjazzfestival.org).

 

"You First" OCCCA Group Show, Orange, CA, 1 October - 29 October, 2011

"terra cibus no.20: sugar 1" will be a part of this show. In conjunction with the artist reception, OCCCA will be hosting the official TEDxSAArtistsVillage (post conference) After Party. I will be attending and hope to see you at the festivities.

 

International Photography Awards

 

 

 

I was incredibly honored that my "terra cibus" series took third place in the International Photography Awards. I hope to be on hand at the exhibition at Splashlight Studios in New York on October 22.

 

 

 

 

"Food Con 2" Group Show

Three images from my "terra cibus" series are included in "Food Con 2" at the Harrison Center for the Arts, Indianapolis, IN, 2 September - 30 September, 2011

***UPDATE***

The Indianapolis Star did a write-up on the exhibit.