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SJS148458 - stanstrembicki posted a photo: [image: SJS148458] Adams Street Cemetery, New Orleans, La.3 months ago
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Summer 2018 class cancelled! - Due to under enrollment, the 2018 summer photo program in Florence has been cancelled. I am pretty sure this was my last shot at teaching in Florence as p...5 months ago
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Information about exhibitions and lectures
- My Guide to New Orleans
- My Guide to Mardi Gras in New Orleans
- An interview with me on WWNO
- A nice article about my high school days
- A story about some of my Post Katrina work in Fotographia magazine
- Titled Arc
- A nice story about my teaching at MAC on Campus
- Biological Canvas exhibition site
- The Extraordinary vs. the Everyday Catastrophe, a site that used some of my new work
- An local newspaper story about my induction into the EGHS Wall of Honor
- A selection of my work on line at my stock agency "Digital Light Source"
- An on line exhibition at Lens Culture
- Boarder Crossings a group exhibition at the SRISA gallery in Florence, Italy
- My Solo exhibit at Le Mieux Gallery in New Orleans
- My solo exhibit at UW Green Bay
- My Solo exhibition at MTSU
- My solo exhibition at the Joslyn Museum
- People with Veils, an on line group exhibition at Luminos Lint
- My solo exhibition at the Tremaine Gallery
- My work as seen at Review Santa Fe 2008
- Paraphrasing, an on line blog that posted some of my work, I think its in Korea
- Rancho Las Voces; a Mexican photo blog that posted some of my work
- The Museum of Contemporary Photography
- The New Orleans Project WWW site where they have used my work.
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Stan Strembicki
Stan Strembicki was born in Providence, R.I. in 1952. He attended the University of Rhode Island where he met Bart Parker, the photo professor who would become a life long inspiration and mentor. He received his BFA in Photography and Studio Art in 1975.
In 1975 he moved to Southern California where he attended the California Institute of the Arts and received his MFA in Photography in 1977. In the fall of 1977 he moved back to the Northeast and taught at Southern Conn. State University and the University of New Haven till 1982.
In 1982 he accepted a position as area head of photography at the School of Art at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. He is currently a Professor of Art and Senior Faculty at the School of Art where he teaches classes on the undergraduate and graduate level in photography. He has served as Director of Graduate Studies and Assistant Dean of Students in the School of Art and is currently in "phased retirement" teaching only part time. He founded the schools study abroad program in Italy and has taught photography workshops in Florence since 1990.
His work is exhibited widely in the USA and Europe, and is part of major collections on all seven continents (yes, even Antarctica) along with museums in the Midwest and southern United States. He has a long history with the city of New Orleans, having first visited the city in 1984. He has photographed the last 26 Mardi Gras events in New Orleans and in 1996 & 2010 lived in the French Quarter during a sabbatical leave. His work in Post Katrina New Orleans began 30 days after the hurricane hit the city and continues to this day.
He currently lives in St. Louis with his wife of 42 years Rosemary.