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| Leslie Taylor |
| Born: March 13, 1962 |
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| Website: www.leslietaylorphotography.com (under construction) |
| Occupation: Artist , Company Director |
| Art Education: |
| School: | John Abbott College - Montreal, Canada |
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| College/University: | Academy of Art College, San Francisco, California | |
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| Professional Associations: |
| | Barbados Photographic Society | |
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| Statement |
Artist Photographer Leslie Taylor lives and works in Barbados. She studied Commerce at John Abbot College, Montreal Canada and Photography with Academy of Art College, San Francisco, USA. She has exhibited in 2 solo, 1 duo and 26 group exhibitions in Barbados, United States and Guyana. Awarded the Governor General’s Award of Excellence in Photography at NIFCA (Barbados) in 2005. Her work is also featured on the covers of two book publications. A variety of her works reside with private collections in Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Barbados and Trinidad.In her more recent works, Taylor explores intimate portraits of found objects, concentrating on the finer details - the minutiae. By bringing the viewer closer in, she challenges the mind to explore. Images bold with colour and details ..or in the opposing extreme, almost completely devoid – floating within shades of white. |
| Keyworks: |
| |  | Blue 2, 2009, photograph |
| |  | Blue 3, 2005, photograph |
| |  | Copper Coconut, 2010, photograph |
| |  | The Hook, 2009, photograph |
| |  | Roots & Thorns, 2005, photograph |
| |  | Up On Drums, I, 2005, photograph |
| |  | Palm Frond I, 2005, photograph |
| |  | Blue 1, 2007, photograph |
| |  | Green Twist, 2008, photograph |
| |  | Cereus, 2005, photograph |
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| Exhibitions (Group): |
| |  | 2010, ‘Tribute to Kamau’ + ‘Art & Agriculture’ - Queen’s Park Gallery, Barbados |
| |  | 2010, ‘Constants & Waves’ - Aweipo Gallery, Barbados |
| |  | 2009, ‘Art Beyond the Sea’ + ‘100th Anniversary of Queen’s Park’ + ‘Home Drums Beat First’ - Queen’s Park Gallery, Barbados |
| |  | 2009, ‘Collage – Impressions of an Island’ - Aweipo Gallery, Barbados |
| |  | 2008, ‘Carifesta X’, Guyana |
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| Exhibitions (Solo): |
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| 2007, Holders House - Barbados |
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| 2005, Central Bank Grande Salle - Barbados |
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| Publications (Discussed): |
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| Calendar - Taste ‘Taste for Life’ – Calendar (published by WIBISCO, Barbados) |
Date: 2003 |
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| ‘From This Bridge I See’ – Cover Photo (published by Foundation Publishing, Barbados) |
Date: 2004 |
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| ‘The Hole & Other Barbadian Poems and Short Stories’ – Cover Photo (published by Foundation Publishing, Barbados) |
Date: 2005 |
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| Art For Export (published by: NAGC) |
Date: 2007 |
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| A Conversation Between – Home Drums Beat First & De Bottom Bound to Drop Out (published by: NAGC) |
Date: 2009 |
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| Commissions (Private): |
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| Ocean Reef Suites, Barbados – various works for each of the Suites rooms. |
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| Collections (Private): |
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| Dr. Clyde Cave, Trevor Dash & Philippe Coudon, Chris McHale, Goldie Spieler - Barbados |
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| Hal Eisen & Andrew Bottecchia, Kerry Harris - Canada |
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| Derek Maingot, Daryl Pigat, Brendan Woodley - USA |
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| Mara Di Venanzio - Italy |
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| Awards: |
| |  | Governor General’s Award of Excellence in Photography/National Independence Festival of Creative Arts (NIFCA)-Barbados |
Date: 2005 |
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