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Friday, May 24, 2013

Paris, 2013


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Some Links

  • CAM Raleigh Artist Page
  • LENSCRATCH Feature, July 2018
  • INDY Spotlight July 2018
  • TRIBE at the Fox Talbot Museum on LENSCRATACH
  • George Lawson Gallery; The Bi Series
  • Exhibition at Guilford College 2017
  • George Lawson Gallery
  • LENSCRATCH Silver Screen
  • SILVER SCREEN: Dancers at George Lawson Gallery on Artsy 2015
  • Daylight Books, SILVER SCREEN
  • On LIGHT: Art + Design
  • In Conversation with George Lawson
  • Recent Photographs Exhibition featured in Huffington Post blog
  • Graffito on YouTube
  • Image in The Sun Magazine, January, 2012
  • Aspiring Art Collector; my work at George Lawson in L.A.
  • Artist at Large, San Francisco
  • Coverage of Moving Pictures at George Lawson Gallery
  • web page announcement for "Moving Pictures" show at George Lawson Gallery
  • announcement for exhibition "Just For The Ride"
  • Magazine ad for gallery show for sale on eBay!
  • "On Our Way" in qarrtsiluni online journal
  • Artist page at George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco
  • Writings about Tama Hochbaum; George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco
  • Oblidi Project
  • Oblidi; web gallery curated by Nina Zurier
  • Independent piece on I'm So Glad It Happened, installation show
  • Y A R D exhibition press
  • Mad Hatter's Tea Party in Quartsiluni, online literary journal
  • News & Observer on line story about Down the Rabbit Hole
  • Artist statement and bio from Down the Rabbit Hole/Golden Belt press materials
  • Down the Rabbit Hole press release
  • Down the Rabbit Hole press from NC State
  • Carolina Friends School parent page Down the Rabbit Hole statement in full
  • Carolina Journalism Network article about Down the Rabbit Hole
  • Southern Girl
  • Southern Girl
  • Google images
  • Art Slant
  • Review of "Looking Through The Glass"
  • Review of "Composite Trees" at George Lawson Gallery, Room for Painting Room for Paper, San Francisco
  • Review of "The Way I See Us", Horace Williams House, Chapel Hill
  • Chapel Hill Museum Exhibition
  • Some album covers I've designed over the last 25 years

About Me

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Tama Hochbaum
The View From Here contains views of my every day, notations and images of a life in the South, with trips to the North and West, by a gal from New York and then Massachusetts, who finds herself after 15 years, happily ensconced in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, surrounded by her children - one grown, gone away to study, and then returned with a partner, one still here - and her husband, configuring a life as a photographer, a mother, a wife, a friend, and trying to make the world a little bit more beautiful.
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