• Orly Genger
• Dulce Pinzón
• Paula Hayes
• Zandra Rhodes
• Dan Graham
• Shahzia Sikander
• Dr. Lowery Stokes Sims
• Huma Bhabha

• Edgar Arceneaux
• DJ Spooky/Paul D. Miller
• Allison Smith
• Mary McFadden
• Pae White
• Alec Soth
• Ingrid Calame
• Lisa Yuskavage

• Tristin Lowe
• Antony Gormley
• Bill Jacobson
• 2011 Adderley Lecture: Cornelius Eady
• Richard Phillips
• Stephen Shore
• Rose Lowder

Bill Jacobson

Courtesy of the artist and Robert Klein Gallery, Boston.

Bill Jacobson's early work - soft-focus figurative black-and-white photographs - often dealt with the AIDS epidemic. The blurred and poignant portraits evoked a sense of loss, and the futility of representing the scope of personality through still images. Over time, Jacobson shifted to color and took his camera outside, capturing the light washing over New York's bustle and creating seductive Hopperesque compositions. Jacobson has been awarded numerous fellowships and residencies, including five at the MacDowell Colony.

Image: Bill Jacobson, Interim Portrait #373, 1992, 24 x 20 inches, silver gelatin print.