Fall 2011

Allison Hunter, "Untitled #1 (from the Blue Butterfly series)," 2011, digital c-print.

Hunter exhibits new photos and video in four exhibitions this fall

"Hanging by a Thread"
New Work by Allison Hunter
Alliance Gallery
Nov. 10, Dec. 31, 2011

Currents
Rudolph Blume Fine Art | Artscan
Oct. 19 - Dec. 3, 2011

LUCKY 13
MKG Art Management
Oct. 13- Nov. 23, 2011

"Natural Perceptions: Allison Hunter and Marilyn Jolly"
Haggerty Gallery
Sep. 3 - Oct. 2, 2011

See Current Exhibitions for details

Allison Hunter, "Untitled (giraffes #1)," 2009, digital c-print.

Eastfield College, TX, purchases "Untitled (giraffes #1)," 2009, for their permanent collection.

PAST NEWS 2011...

Summer 2011

Video Jam: Allison Hunter and Michael Brims

July 14, 2011
6:30 - 7:30 pm
Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston

Still from Honey Bee, 2011, stereoscopic 3D video, color, sound, approx. 10 min.

An extension of CAMH’s long-running Slide Jam series, Video Jams explore the ideas and inspirations of a range of film/video artists in Houston’s diverse and ever-changing arts community. This event’s featured artists, Allison Hunter and Michael Brims, will show and discuss recent film/video work, talk about their creative practices, and answer questions from the audience. Held in the Cullen Education Resource Room, lower level of the Museum.

Spring 2011

Allison Hunter is a recipient of an Individual Artist Grant Award. This grant is funded by the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.

This grant will help fund Hunter's 3D video screening, Honey Bee as well as upcoming photographic exhibitions of butterflies, bees, and abstract honeycombs. The video and the photographs are part of a larger project called Pollinators.

Winter 2011

Allison Hunter and Untitled #14
is featured in (page 119, above right)

Exploring Color Photography: From Film to Pixels
by Robert Hirsch, with contributing writer Greg Erf

Focal Press, Jan. 2011, $54.95

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Winter 2011

Hunter's photograph Untitled (Panamanian Golden Frog), 2010,
was selected for the cover of

A Foray in the Worlds of Animals and Humans
with a Theory of Meaning

by Jakob von Uexküll

Order from University of Minnesota Press
From the Posthumanities Series edited by Cary Wolfe