About the artist...
Elizabeth Rand retired in 2005 from her medical practice of Psychiatry in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and moved with her husband and dog to Paris for a year. Happily, a year became ten during which time she revived, after a 35 year hiatus, her lifelong interest in photography. Immersed in the sights and lights of Paris, and stimulated as well by the opportunity to travel across several continents, she has created a large body of work primarily in color. Having given up the darkroom and film for the moment, she currently uses two digital cameras, an Olympus OM-D E-M1 mirrorless and a Nikon D-80 for macro.
Elizabeth had the opportunity to participate in several group shows in Paris (beginning in 2010) and more recently in Tuscaloosa, and has an upcoming solo exhibit in March 2021 at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center. In addition, she created the front and back cover photos for the 2012 edition of "Bloom Where You're Planted", and contributed to a project entitled "Beauty Amid Destruction" sponsored by artists in her hometown of Tuscaloosa following the devastating 2011 tornado. She also created a reportage series documenting the work of a Paris soup kitchen sponsored by a consortium of five Paris congregations.
Previous group exhibits include:
"Paris Insolite", Greenlane Gallery, Paris, May 25-June 6, 2010;
"L'esprit de Lieu", Grace Tashima Gallery, Paris, May 21-29, 2011;
"There and Now", Galérie B&B, Paris, April 24-May 1, 2013;
"Mois de Photo", WICE Members' Gallery, Paris, Nov.3, 2013-Jan. 16, 2014;
"Where Christians Worship in the Deep South" (a selection), WICE Members' Gallery, March 11 - April 26, 2015;
"The Stillness of Time", Monod Gallery, Paris, Nov. 18 - 28, 2015;
"2018 Double Exposure Exhibit", Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center, Tuscaloosa, AL, February 2-23, 2018.
Previous solo exhibits:
"Friday Mission Lunch 2015", a reportage series on a Paris soup kitchen, exhibited at The American Cathedral in Paris, Feb. 10-March 24, 2016
and at The American Church in Paris, April 3 and 10, 2016. See write-up in Trinité, Vol.11, No. 2, Spring 2016, pp 26-27).
"The Stillness of Time", Manna Grocery, Tuscaloosa, AL, September 29-October 31, 2017.
Upcoming Solo Exhibit:
"Eye Music", Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center, Tuscaloosa, AL, March 5-26, 2021.
Awards:
2014 (May): One of 3 winners of competition sponsored by web blog "eyepreferparis" for unusual photos of the Eiffel Tower.
2018 Double Exposure Statewide Competition, Adult Division; 3 photos accepted for exhibition; Best in Show award for "Crematorium"
Elizabeth had the opportunity to participate in several group shows in Paris (beginning in 2010) and more recently in Tuscaloosa, and has an upcoming solo exhibit in March 2021 at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center. In addition, she created the front and back cover photos for the 2012 edition of "Bloom Where You're Planted", and contributed to a project entitled "Beauty Amid Destruction" sponsored by artists in her hometown of Tuscaloosa following the devastating 2011 tornado. She also created a reportage series documenting the work of a Paris soup kitchen sponsored by a consortium of five Paris congregations.
Previous group exhibits include:
"Paris Insolite", Greenlane Gallery, Paris, May 25-June 6, 2010;
"L'esprit de Lieu", Grace Tashima Gallery, Paris, May 21-29, 2011;
"There and Now", Galérie B&B, Paris, April 24-May 1, 2013;
"Mois de Photo", WICE Members' Gallery, Paris, Nov.3, 2013-Jan. 16, 2014;
"Where Christians Worship in the Deep South" (a selection), WICE Members' Gallery, March 11 - April 26, 2015;
"The Stillness of Time", Monod Gallery, Paris, Nov. 18 - 28, 2015;
"2018 Double Exposure Exhibit", Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center, Tuscaloosa, AL, February 2-23, 2018.
Previous solo exhibits:
"Friday Mission Lunch 2015", a reportage series on a Paris soup kitchen, exhibited at The American Cathedral in Paris, Feb. 10-March 24, 2016
and at The American Church in Paris, April 3 and 10, 2016. See write-up in Trinité, Vol.11, No. 2, Spring 2016, pp 26-27).
"The Stillness of Time", Manna Grocery, Tuscaloosa, AL, September 29-October 31, 2017.
Upcoming Solo Exhibit:
"Eye Music", Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center, Tuscaloosa, AL, March 5-26, 2021.
Awards:
2014 (May): One of 3 winners of competition sponsored by web blog "eyepreferparis" for unusual photos of the Eiffel Tower.
2018 Double Exposure Statewide Competition, Adult Division; 3 photos accepted for exhibition; Best in Show award for "Crematorium"
