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Dan McCormack (born January 22, 1944 in Chicago, IL) is a photographer and professor at Marist College in NY, where he heads the photography program. He has photographed the nude for over forty years, working in the studio, various indoor settings, and out in the landscape of upstate New York. His book Body Light: Passages in a Relationship, a series of images of his wife Wendy, was published by Becotte & Gershwin in 1989.[1]
After studying with Aaron Siskind at the Institute of Design in 1965, Dan McCormack started graduate school in 1968 at the Art Institute of Chicago, where he began photographing the nude form. Since then, he has developed an expansive oeuvre, exploring new technology and printing techniques in each of his series of photographs. In his most recent series, he takes B&W photographs with an oatmeal box pinhole camera, then digitally colorizes them.[2]
Dan McCormack's photographs can be found in a number of textbooks--Light and Lens: Photography in the Digital Age (2007) and Exploring Color Photography (2004)--as well as in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; the Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona; the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY; the Ontological Museum in Fort Worth, TX; the Pinhole Resource in San Lorenzo, New Mexico; and the Ultimate Eye Foundation in San Francisco, CA.[3]
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edit- Dan McCormack's website [1]
- Dan McCormack's webpage [2]
- Review [3]
- Pixiport [4]
- Museum of Computer Art [5]
- Early Work [6]
- Lilith Series [7]
- Sing the Body Electric [8]