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 John
Rosenthal’s photographs have been exhibited throughout the north and
south. His one-person shows include exhibits at The National
Humanities Center, The Asheville Museum of Art, The National Academy
of Sciences in Washington D.C., the NIH in Bethesda, Chapel Hill,
Duke, Maryland, the Panopticon Gallery of Boston, the Center for the
Study of the American South, Wake Forest, Elon College, Salem College,
Hollins College, the School of Design at North Carolina State
University, the Tyndall Gallery, and The Green Hill Center for North
Carolina Art. |
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John
Rosenthal
circa 1950
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His
work, including essays and photography, has appeared in various
journals and periodicals including
ARTVU, Five Points, The
Carolina Quarterly, Big
Bridge, The Sun Magazine, Key West Review, Kenyon Review, NCArts, The
Huffington Post, The New York Magazine, The Arts Journal and
In Brief, Short Takes On The
Personal. Mr. Rosenthal has written and lectured widely on his own
work and the work of others, including presentations at the City
Gallery of Contemporary Art, The Weatherspoon Art Gallery, and, the
North Carolina Museum Of Art, and served as a visiting lecturer for
five years at Duke University’s Institute of the Arts.
In
1998 a collection of Mr. Rosenthal’s photographs,
Regarding Manhattan
was published by Safe Harbor Books, and in 2005 his work
was included in Safe Harbor's Quartet: Four North Carolina
Photographers. In August of 2008 an exhibit of his Lower Ninth
Ward photographs, “Then, Absence,” was displayed at the New Orleans
African-American Museum
and Boston’s Panopticon Gallery. Mr. Rosenthal was awarded
a
2008-2009 North Carolina Arts Fellowship. |
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