Burlington, VT, Jul 15, 2009 — After a 30 year hiatus, Burlington photographer Todd Lockwood is back behind the lens. Lockwood attended Northwood school in Lake Placid in the 60's, studied photography in Rochester and opened a studio in Denver. In the mid-70's he sidestepped into music and moved to Vermont. But once he realized he still had the "magic" for photography, he hit ground running, camera in hand. Todd Moe talks with Lockwood about his exhibition, One Degree of Separation. It opens Friday night at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts.  Go to full article

Sep 20, 2007 — In the spring of 2006, a series of billboards appeared along Rt. 81 near Syracuse, each featuring an enormous close-up of a young man's head on a plain dark surface. They were all soldiers, and the proximity to Fort Drum was no accident. Photographer Suzanne Opton told PRI's Studio 360 how she came to make the series of portraits she calls "Soldier."  Go to full article

Oct 03, 2006 — Traditional Arts in Upstate New York, TAUNY, opens a new exhibit that tells the story of North Country life with pictures this weekend. Finding the North Country: Stories of Local Life Through Photographs opens Saturday and the photographs will remain on display through November 25th. The show brings together dozens of images of typical North Country scenes and activities captured by people who live here. Todd Moe talks with Jill Breit, TAUNY's program director and curator of the exhibit.  Go to full article

Jun 18, 2002 — In 1993, a visitor to New England from London looked for books which told the history of America's small towns. He found that for the most part they didn't exist. In response to this void, he started a publishing company to launch the Images of America series. The series includes many North Country communities. Jill Breit, with TAUNY, Traditional Arts in Upstate New York, has our review.  Go to full article