Exhibitions
2018 — FotoFilmic Traveling Exhibition, New York, Paris, Thessaloniki, and Vancouver
2017 — FotoFilmic / PULP Gallery, Bowen Island, BC, Canada
2012 — Near Collisions, group show, Port Authority Bus Terminal, New York City
2011 — Try2, Art Show and Silent Auction Benefit, Jen Bekman Gallery, New York City
2011 — The Curve, The Santa Fe Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2011 — A Map of the World: Surveying the LGBT Immigrant Experience as Expressed by New York–based artists from around the world, LGBT Community Center, New York City
2008 — 3, Haven Arts, Bronx, New York
2008 — American Roads, PDNB Gallery (Photographs Do Not Bend), Dallas, Texas
2007 — Darkness Visible (solo), The Chocolate Factory, Long Island City, New York
2006 — Ithaca (solo), Greek Embassy, Washington D.C.
2006 — Nightlight (solo), Kouros Gallery, New York City
2006 — New Work (solo), The Italian Academy, Columbia University, New York City
2003 — Nostalgia (solo), The Italian Academy, Columbia University, New York City
2002 — Salvatore Ferragamo Showroom (solo), New York City
2000 — Contemporary Landscape Photography, group show curated by David Armstrong, Boston University, Boston
2025 — L’Œil de la Photographie, March 15: Extérieurs et Intérieurs d’une Pandémie
2024 — FotoFilmic JRNL 21 Summer, edited by Sarah Chaplin Espenon & Lewis Chaplin (Loose Joints)
2021 — Visura: Exteriors and Interiors of a Pandemic
2018 — Marginalia.gr
2012 — The Advocate, “Art Photographer Uses the Camera to Fight Back,” April 3
2007 — Dallas Morning News, Arts Section, review of American Roads
2005 — The New York Times, “Tobias Schneebaum, Chronicler and Dining Partner of Cannibals, Dies,” September 25
2018 — Brooklyn Photographs Now, Marla Hamburg Kennedy, Philip Lopate & Anne Pasternak, Rizzoli, New York
2011 — New York: A Photographer’s City, Marla Hamburg Kennedy, Rizzoli, New York
2003 — The First Time I Met Frank O’Hara: Reading Gay American Writers, Rick Whitaker, Four Walls Eight Windows, New York
2013 — Finalist, The New York Times Lens Blog Photo Review, April
2011 — Second Prize, Dealer’s Choice, Santa Fe Center (Fall), juried by Dianne Vanderlip, Curator Emeritus of the Denver Art Museum and former Curator at Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles
2009 — The New York Times, “Answers About New York at Night” by William Chapman Sharp, Jan 2
2007 — The Dallas Morning News, American Roads
Sections
Exhibitions
2018 — FotoFilmic Traveling Exhibition, New York, Paris, Thessaloniki, and Vancouver
2017 — FotoFilmic / PULP Gallery, Bowen Island, BC, Canada
2012 — Near Collisions, group show, Port Authority Bus Terminal, New York City
2011 — Try2, Art Show and Silent Auction Benefit, Jen Bekman Gallery, New York City
2011 — The Curve, The Santa Fe Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2011 — A Map of the World: Surveying the LGBT Immigrant Experience as Expressed by New York–based artists from around the world, LGBT Community Center, New York City
2008 — 3, Haven Arts, Bronx, New York
2008 — American Roads, PDNB Gallery (Photographs Do Not Bend), Dallas, Texas
2007 — Darkness Visible (solo), The Chocolate Factory, Long Island City, New York
2006 — Ithaca (solo), Greek Embassy, Washington D.C.
2006 — Nightlight (solo), Kouros Gallery, New York City
2006 — New Work (solo), The Italian Academy, Columbia University, New York City
2003 — Nostalgia (solo), The Italian Academy, Columbia University, New York City
2002 — Salvatore Ferragamo Showroom (solo), New York City
2000 — Contemporary Landscape Photography, group show curated by David Armstrong, Boston University, Boston
2025 — L’Œil de la Photographie, March 15: Extérieurs et Intérieurs d’une Pandémie
2024 — FotoFilmic JRNL 21 Summer, edited by Sarah Chaplin Espenon & Lewis Chaplin (Loose Joints)
2021 — Visura: Exteriors and Interiors of a Pandemic
2018 — Marginalia.gr
2012 — The Advocate, “Art Photographer Uses the Camera to Fight Back,” April 3
2007 — Dallas Morning News, Arts Section, review of American Roads
2005 — The New York Times, “Tobias Schneebaum, Chronicler and Dining Partner of Cannibals, Dies,” September 25
2018 — Brooklyn Photographs Now, Marla Hamburg Kennedy, Philip Lopate & Anne Pasternak, Rizzoli, New York
2011 — New York: A Photographer’s City, Marla Hamburg Kennedy, Rizzoli, New York
2003 — The First Time I Met Frank O’Hara: Reading Gay American Writers, Rick Whitaker, Four Walls Eight Windows, New York
2013 — Finalist, The New York Times Lens Blog Photo Review, April
2011 — Second Prize, Dealer’s Choice, Santa Fe Center (Fall), juried by Dianne Vanderlip, Curator Emeritus of the Denver Art Museum and former Curator at Gagosian Gallery, Los Angeles
2009 — The New York Times, “Answers About New York at Night” by William Chapman Sharp, Jan 2
2007 — The Dallas Morning News, American Roads
Sections