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Russ Bolt Photography



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EXHIBITIONS:


4th Annual Spring Art Exhibition
StoveFactory Gallery
Charlestown, MA 02129
April 11- 13, 2008
Juried Exhibition: First Place Award

The Friends of the Charlestown Branch
of the Boston Public Library
'Images of Charlestown - A 2008 Calendar'
Photo Selection
 
EATON VANCE CORP.
Boston, MA
2007 Annual Report
Cover Photo

SHUTTERBUG
Boston City Hall
June – August 2007
Exhibit Selection: Photograph and Video Artists of Boston

CityofBoston.gov
Boston, MA
March 2007
Photo Contest Winner

Artist Group of Charlestown
Stove Factory Gallery
Charlestown, MA
March 2007
Juried Exhibition: Second Place Award

Boston Open Studios Coalition
Boston City Hall
October 23 - January 19, 2007
Group Exhibition

The Charlestown Working Theater
442 Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown, MA 02129
October 26 - December  1, 2006
Solo Exhibition: Edinburgh Fringe


Artist Group of Charlestown
Stove Factory Gallery
523 Medford Street
Charlestown, MA 02129
March 2006
Juried Exhibition: First Place Award
in collaboration with Midge Bolt


Doherty's Flower Shop
Charlestown, MA 02129
November 19 - December 26, 2005
Solo Exhibition: The Bunker Hill Monument and Charlestown


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LINKS


Artist Group of Charlestown
I am an artist member and on the Board of Directors. It is important for me to associate with painters and other artists.

Bob Krist Photography
Bob Krist taught A Sense of Place which I attended at the Maine Photography Workshops the summer of 2005. Excellent photographer and great guy.

Marylou Crowley
Marylou was another photographer in Bob Krist’s workshop. An inspiration by leaving one career to pursue another in photography – and doing it right by seeking the training and experience to be successful.

James R. Dean, Photographer
James R. Dean, photographer. Deaner and I have been friends since Boy Scouts and Luther League in Minnesota. His photographs reveal what is happening for him on both sides of his eyes.

Joel Meyerowitz Photographer
At a time when b&w street and documentary photographs were what was considered ‘serious’ or ‘art’, I still loved my Kodachrome and wasn’t interested in shooting people or events. Then in 1978 Cape Lights was published.

Photographic Resource Center at Boston University
I am a member but don’t take advantage of this organization as much as I should. Did get to meet Elliot Erwitt at one of its events, however.

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