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Jerry Takigawa
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Artist's
Biography
Having
studied art with an emphasis in painting, Jerry
Takigawa began studying photography with Don Worth
in the late 1960s and in 1969 made the transition
from painting to working with photography exclusively.
In the 1970s, he moved from the San Francisco Bay
area to the Monterey Peninsula and began exploring
with color photography. By 1977, his photography
made a break from the traditional approaches and
he began developing new visual solutions in both
approach and concept to coincide with his changing
views and perceptions. In 1982 he became the first
photographer to create a color portfolio recognized
by the Imogen Cunningham Award. The 90s gave way
to a return to black-and-white and an expansion
into digital printing techniques. He has published
extensively and instructed at numerous workshops.
Jerry
Takigawa
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