Chronology
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1956
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Born, Denver, CO
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Awards
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2001
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Cancer Lifeline Collaborative Art Project,
Seattle Arts Commission
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1994
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8th Annual Willard Van Dyke Memorial Grant, New Mexico Council on Photography,
, New Mexico Council on Photography
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1994
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New Interpretations of National Parks Project, Chairman's Action Grant,
National Endowment for the Arts
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1990
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Hoo-hoogam Ki: Beyond Pueblo Grande Collaborative Art Project,
Phoenix Arts Commssion
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1987
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Graduate Student Research Development Program Grant,
Arizona State University
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Solo Exhibitions
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2003
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In Exchange: Family Owned Grocery Stores in New Mexico,
Palace of the Governors,
Museum of New Mexico
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2000
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Never Say Good Bye: The Albuquerque Rephotographic Survey Project,
Albuquerque Museum,
Albuquerque, NM
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2000
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New Work,
Milhoan Gallery,
Vail, CO
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1991
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Signs of Life,
The Light Factory,
Charlotte, NC
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Group Exhibitions
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2004
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Unheard Voices Speak Out: 2000-2004,
Some Gallery of Santa Fe,
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2003
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Once Upon a Time: When the Fairy Tale Ends,
Center for Photography at Woodstock,
Woodstock, NY
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2001
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Faculty Exhibition,
Visual Arts Gallery,
Santa Fe Community College, NM
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2001
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Group Show,
Gallery Sink,
Denver, CO
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1997
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The Willard Van Dyke Memorial Award,
Museum of Fine Arts,
Santa Fe, NM
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1996
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Curatorial Selections: Acquisitions to the Historic, Contemporary and Photographic Collections,
Museum of Fine Arts,
Santa Fe, NM
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1995
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The Fabulous Fountain: Found Art in Santa Fe Collections,
Charlotte Jackson Fine Art,
Santa Fe, NM
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1993
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Magic Silver,
University of Northern Iowa, Gallery of Art,
Cedar Falls, IA
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1993
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Photo National,
Zoller Gallery,
Pennsylvania State University, PA
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1992
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Photograph As: Urban Scape/Rural Scape,
Downey Museum of Art,
Downey, CA
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1991
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US Biennial 4,
Museum of Art,
University of Oklahoma, Norman OK
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1989
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The Political Landscape,
Society of Photographic Education Regional Conference,
The Anderson Ranch, Snowmass, CO
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1988
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National Aperture 3,
Curated by Helen Gee and Emmet Gowin,
Associated Artists of Winston-Salem NC
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1987
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Regional Realities: Images of the Southwest,
Society of Photographic Education Regional Conference,
Albuquerque, NM
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1987
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Current Works, 1984,
Morgan Gallery,
Kansas City, MO
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1984
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US Biennial II,
Museum of Art,
University of Oklahoma, Norman OK
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1982
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Photography One,
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center,
Colorado Springs, CO
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1982
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SummerVail Faculty Show,
Cohen Gallery,
Denver, CO
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Collections
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Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Hofstra University, Special Collections, Long Island, NY
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Northlight Gallery, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
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Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
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City of Phoenix, Phoenix Arts Commission
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University Art Collections, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
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Bibliography
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Through the Lens.
Photographs edited by Krista Elrick. Museum Of New Mexico Press, Santa Fe, 2009
(photo-eye Cat# MX047)
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Grasslands/Separating Species.
Krista Elrick. Radius Books, Santa Fe, 2009
(photo-eye Cat# DQ399)
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Never Say Goodbye: The Albuquerque Rephotographic Survey Project.
Krista Elrick, Anthony Anella and Mark C. Childs. The Albuquerque Museum, Albuquerque, 2000
(photo-eye Cat# ZB971)
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Land Trusts: New options offer ways to preserve open space and family ranching.
Krista Elrick and Debra Hughes. New Mexico Magazine, Santa Fe, 2000
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Land of Blue Corn.
Krista Elrick and David Noble. New Mexico Magazine, Santa Fe, 1999
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In Exchange: Family-owned Grocery Stores of New Mexico.
Krista Elrick and Debra Hughes. New Mexico Magazine, Santa Fe, 1997
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Education
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1978 - 1980
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Hampshire College, BA in Photography and Cultural Anthropology
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Studied with Jerome Liebling
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1979
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Apeiron Photographic Workshops, Studied Photography
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1980 - 1984
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SummerVail Workshops for Art and Critical Studies, Studied Art
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1986 - 1990
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Arizona State University, MFA in Photography
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Studied with Mark Klett, Bill Jay, and William Jenkins
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