Tom Fels (b. 1946, American) has spent more than thirty years curating exhibitions and writing about the history and processes of early photography.
In addition to curating and writing about photography, Tom Fels also creates art in various media. His Arbor Series cyanotypes, represented here at Lenscloud, arose from his lengthy engagement with a single subject: a tree and its dappled shadows on his house in Bennington, Vermont. The discovery of the availability of large-scale cyanotype paper in the summer of 2011 took Fels’ work in a new direction.
Albany Institute of History & Art, NY 2014, 2017
Atlas Gallery London 2015
Amherst College, MA 2017
Art on the Hill, Hudson, NY, 2017
Bennington College, VT 2016-17
Bennington Museum, VT 2013
Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, VT 2014, 2016, 2017
Christie’s, London 2016
Eugene Quinn Gallery, MA 2015
Graficas Gallery, MA 2016
Jackson Gallery, Middlebury, VT 2015
Jane Deering Gallery, MA 2014, 2015, 2016
The Left Bank, VT 2015
Marlborough Gallery, NY 2016
Mitchell-Giddings Gallery, VT 2016
Paris Photo 2015
On the Vineyard Gallery, MA 1982
Boston Globe | A primary hue takes on myriad nuances in Gloucester
Christie's | The new stars of contemporary photography
Artscope | Tom Fels' Cyanotypes
Albany Times-Union | Photography seen through wide lens
Vermont Television | MGFA presents Tom Fels