Michael Padwee
I've used my cameras to document the anti-Vietnam War, the anti-nuclear movement, and the New York City labor movement since the 1960s. As a member of the “Minority Photographers” group in the 1970s, I participated in a number of exhibits throughout New York City and Westchester County, including New York's "Bus Show" in 1975, and a one-person show, “Mindscapes and Other Memorabilia”, at The Darkroom Gallery in Manhattan. Recently, I've exhibited in NJ, PA and Brooklyn venues; I'm a new member of LIC-A, the Cranberry (NJ) digital Camera Club, and a founder of the IRVA.studio collective. I am currently co-authoring a monograph about stained and dalle de verre glass artist Robert Pinart, and I am the author of an architectural blog, tilesinnewyork.blogspot.com.
Email: mpadwee@gmail.com
Website 1: irva.studio/michael-padwee-photographic-artist.html
Website 2: tilesinnewyork.blogspot.com
Slideshow of my photos of Ecuador: mpadwee-travelsandphotos.weebly.com
The new "Inspired Retired Visual Artists" website: irva.studio
Reflected View from 1 Whitehall Street Digital photo on aluminum panel 10 3/4"H x 17 1/2"W
An Ambato Quilt Ambato, Ecuador, 2019 Digital photo; 11.5"H x 16"W
St. Pancras Station London, 2012; digital photo 14 1/2"H x 24 1/4"W--framed
In the Still of the Night.. Orleans, Ohio, 2019 Digital photo; 15.5"H x 16"W
Steeplechase in Winter Digital photo collage 1984/2018; 10.4"H x 16"W
Volcan Tungurahua Near Ambato, Ecuador, 2019 Digital photo; 10 1/2"H x 16"W