Amanda Greene
Rabbittown, GA, 2014, Open Edition
Mounted Digital C print
14.5 x 22 inches, Framed 17.5 x 24.5 inches
Courtesy of the artist.

Amanda K. Greene Born: Clayton, GA, 1975 Education: Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA, BFA, Photography, 1997 Amanda Greene grew up in Atlanta, GA and then traveled west to attend Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. She lived in the Los Angeles area for 17 years before returning "home" to Atlanta in 2010. Since returning to the south, Greene has been using photography to explore ideas of time and history, revisiting places familiar from her early life. Her work is a broad celebration of color, natural and man made, and it's place in the southern rural landscape and daily life.Exhibitions: 2013 "Emerging: Somewhere in the South", Rebekah Jacob Gallery, Charleston, SC 2013 The Oxford American's "Eyes on the South" online feature 2013 The Grit, Athens, GA 2014 The Bitter Southerner online profile 2014 Slow Exposures group show, Concord, GA 2014 9/50 Summit, The Atlanta Contemporary Arts Center, Atlanta, GA 2014 Atlanta Celebrates Photography 2014 Ones To Watch 2015 MOCA GA "Gathered" group show, Atlanta, GA 2015 Looking at Appalachia online and print exhibit 2015 Slow Exposures group show, Concord, GA 2015 "Mary Stanley Selects" APG Gallery, Atlanta, GA 2016 "Print or Projection" group show, Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta, GA 2016 "41st Juried Exhibit", The Lyndon House, Athens, GA 2016 New York Times LENS blog online feature 2016 "In the Real World", Hathaway Contemporary Gallery, Atlanta, GA 2016 "Edge to Edge" group show, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA 2017 "Fast Forward // Rewind" group show, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA 2017 "Landscapes and Interventions" group show, Hathaway Contemporary Gallery, Atlanta, GA 2019 "What She Sees", The Lola, Atlanta, GA 2019 "Minding the Gap", The Hambidge Center for Creative Arts & Sciences, Rabun Gap, GA 2020 "Southern Values", The Hudgens Center, Atlanta, GA Awards: 2015 Virginia Twinam Smith Purchase Award, Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia 2017 Hambidge Center Fellow, Rabun Gap, GA Publications: Rejoice, October 2019 Greene lives in Danielsville, GA

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