Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/10/04
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Ted, Congratulations, well deserved. Gene -------------- Original message from <tedgrant at shaw.ca>: -------------- > Hi Crew,In case you have some spare time and like a glass of Champagne > here's the announcement of an exhibition of my medical side photoghaphy at > the LUZ Photo > Gallery in Victoria. > cheers, > Dr. ted. > > CALENDAR OF EVENTS > October 2009 > > This forthcoming exhibition and book are two of the great highlights at > L?z > Gallery this year. Guest curator Duane Prentice combed through the > archives > of Ted's finest images documenting the world of medicine and has put > together an outstanding collection of some of Ted's iconic images > alongside > previously unpublished or exhibited works. > > For years I have felt that a gallery needed to do a retrospective of Ted > Grant's work documenting the medical profession, and for years none have > done it? Until now! > > Dr. Ted Grant is truly the farther of Canadian photojournalism. His fifty > plus year career has taken him from covering the Six Day War in the Middle > East to the Summer Olympic Games in Munich or the children of Chernobyl. > He > has published seven books, has 280,000 negatives in the National Archive, > has lectured at the Leica International Seminar for 15 years, and in 1999 > he > received the CAPIC Lifetime Achievement Award in photography along with > the > great portrait photographer Yousuf Karsh. In November 2008, the University > of Victoria granted and honorary Doctorate of Laws in recognition of Ted's > contribution to photography and his dedication to teaching. > > Through all of this Ted Grant has remained a humble and compassionate > documentarian, with a keen eye who found a deep personal connection and > satisfaction in documenting the work of the medical profession. This work > produced two significant books: Doctor's Work, The Legacy of Sir William > Osler, and Women in Medicine, A Celebration of their Work; co-authored > with > fellow photojournalist Sandy Carter. > > The exhibition opens to the public on October 22nd, and we have scheduled > a > film screening of The Art of Observation produced for Bravo Canada by > Asterisk Productions, and evening in conversation with Ted on October 29th. > > L?z Gallery Press > Limited edition exhibition book, available October 21st, 2009. > > > _______________________________________________ > Leica Users Group. > See http://leica-users.org/mailman/listinfo/lug for more information