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This video is copyright Gatehouse Media and provided
here with permission by the Metrowest Daily News.
It is called "Willard Traub's Recovery".
To read the complete MWDN article, click
here.
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An exhibition of "Recovery", both photographs
and text, will be at the Photographic Resource Center
on the Boston University campus from February 9, 2012
until March 24, 2012. The gallery is at 832 Commonwealth
Avenue. The PRC will have a reception for this exhibit
on March 7 from 7:30-9p.m.
There will be a concurrent exhibit same dates and
times, "Global Health in Focus", containing
the photographs of Kristen Ashburn, Dominic Chavez,
and David Rochkind.
"Recovery" is my photographic response to receiving
a bone marrow transplant late in 2005 and the subsequent
recovery, relapse, and recovery from 2006-2009.
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The "Recovery" catalog of the exhibit and
accompanying text has been produced and is available
for sale at the Gallery and is also available directly
by emailing imagewil@comcast.net
Along with text by Traub, an essay by Karen E. Haas,
The Lane Collection Curator of Photographs, Museum
of Fine Arts, Boston is included.
A portion of the proceeds of catalog and print sales
will be donated to the Be the Match Foundation in
Minneapolis, Minnesota. They are the hosting organization
of the National Marrow Donor Program.
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Pelham Island Road
The Floods of 2010
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Pelham Island Road 2010/3
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Pelham Island Road 11
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Untitled 2011
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Traub had several
color photographs in the "Boston Photographers
1955-1985" exhibit at the DeCordova Museum in
Lincoln, Massachusetts.
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The Cleveland Museum of Art has added these two photographs
from the Garden series to their permanent collection.
The series has recently been exhibited as solo exhibits
at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the Cleveland Botanic
Garden and as part of an invitational group show,
"The Photograph Now" at the Bristol Community College
in Fall River, Massachusetts.
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Saxonville Studios 1998
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Traub's photographs
were part of an invitational exhibit at the St. Botolph
club in Boston, Massachusetts. The exhibit was titled
"Athens of America" and featured several notable regional
photographers who collaborate with Marc Elliott and
Color Services in Needham, Massachusetts for their
color printing.
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The Museum of Fine
Arts in Boston has acquired
"Dave's Canoe".
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Dave's Canoe
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In the Company of Strangers
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The library of the
Society of 4 Arts in Palm Beach, Florida has acquired
several images for their collection.
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The Photograph Not Taken
The scene in the heavy fog was magical.
What possessed me not to photograph it then?
The camera and film were right at hand.
Was it that I was with friends when I saw it and
would not leave them?
The people or the image.
To make a break,
To lose all around me so that I can begin camerawork.
This is the nature of my calling.
The image would not leave my mind that night.
I set the alarm uncharacteristically early.
Awakened to sun and a quick cup.
Then a twenty mile drive back
To a different scene in the same backyard.
Worthy nonetheless.
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The Photograph not Taken
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For further information call (508) 596-6265
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