Chang Chaotang, featured artist, Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. Chang Chaotang, Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 - 2005, City of San Antonio International Center. The calm before the storm. Just before the opening reception for the exhibit. Opening reception for Chang Chaotang's exhibit at the International Center. Robert Huesca and Shahrzad Dowlatshahi. Synthia and Kent Nabarrete. Jim Smyle, Rosanne White, and Joan Miller. Fotoseptiembre favorites, Nancy Fullerton and Marilyn Lanfear. Susan Yu, Director of the Taipei Cultural Center in New York, with City of San Antonio District 9 Councilwoman Elisa Chan. Chang Chaotang with Yuli and Min-Tang Chang. Margaret Tengyin Lee and Daniel Lee. Opening remarks in honor of Chang Chaotang and the FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Taiwanese guest artists, by Felix Padron, Director, City of San Antonio Office of Cultural Affairs. Opening remarks in honor of Chang Chaotang and the FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Taiwanese guest artists, by Councilwoman Elisa Chan. Chang Chaotang. The master at work. Councilwoman Chan presenting Susan Yu with an official recognition as a cultural emissary for San Antonio. Councilwoman Elisa Chan and Felix Padron presenting Chang Chaotang with an official recognition as a cultural emissary for San Antonio. Councilwoman Elisa Chan and Felix Padron presenting Isa Ho (Meng-Chuan Ho) with an official recognition as a cultural emissary for San Antonio. Councilwoman Elisa Chan and Felix Padron presenting Cheng-Chang Wu with an official recognition as a cultural emissary for San Antonio. Councilwoman Elisa Chan and Felix Padron presenting Daniel Lee with an official recognition as a cultural emissary for San Antonio. Jim Hu, Felix Padron, Chang Chaotang, Susan Yu, Elisa Chan, Cheng-Chang Wu, Daniel Lee, Isa Ho, and Frank Villani. FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 guest artists from Taiwan, Cheng-Chang Wu, Chang Chaotang, Daniel Lee, and Isa Ho (Meng-Chuan Ho). Chang Chaotang, Introspectives : Photographs Of Taiwan 1960 -2005, City of San Antonio International Center.

Chang Chaotang, featured artist, Art & Culture Of Taiwan : Sightlines exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. Cheng-Chang Wu, featured artist, Art & Culture Of Taiwan : Vision of Taiwan exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. Isa Ho (Meng-Chuan Ho), featured artist, Art & Culture Of Taiwan : Fairy Tales exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. Image series by Cheng-Chang Wu. Image series by Cheng-Chang Wu. Image series by Cheng-Chang Wu. Image series by Cheng-Chang Wu. Image series by Cheng-Chang Wu and Isa Ho. Image series by Isa Ho. Images by Cheng-Chang Wu, Chang Chaotang, and Isa Ho. Image series by Isa Ho. Images by Isa Ho and Chang Chaotang. Images by Isa Ho and Chang Chaotang. Images by Isa Ho. Images by Isa Ho. Image series by Chang Chaotang. Image series by Chang Chaotang. Image by Chang Chaotang. Image series by Chang Chaotang. Image series by Chang Chaotang. Image Chang Chaotang and Isa Ho. Art & Culture Of Taiwan exhibit at the Instituto Cultural de México. Jennifer Shaw, featured artist, Hurricane Story exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. Hurricane Story exhibit by Jennifer Shaw. Hurricane Story exhibit by Jennifer Shaw. Hurricane Story exhibit by Jennifer Shaw. Hurricane Story exhibit by Jennifer Shaw. Images by Jennifer Shaw. Images by Jennifer Shaw. Images by Jennifer Shaw. Images by Jennifer Shaw. Images by Jennifer Shaw. Hurricane Story by Jennifer Shaw at the Instituto Cultural de México. Elise Boularan, featured artist, LookShe : Bémol exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. Dita Kubin, featured artist, LookShe : Underneath Skin exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. Malin Vulcano, featured artist, LookShe : Booby Trap exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. LookShe : Underneath Skin series of images by Dita Kubin. LookShe : Tokyo Hotel Story series of images by Nathalie Daoust. LookShe : Bémol series of images by Elise Boularan. LookShe images by Nathalie Doaust and Malin Vulcano. LookShe : Booby Trap series of images by Malin Vulcano. LookShe exhibit. Images by Elise Boularan. Images by Nathalie Doaust. Images by Dita Kubin. Images by Malin Vulcano. LookShe exhibit, Instituto Cultural de México. Mini Series III exhibits by Alex Dorfsman, Tomasz Sobieraj, and Chris Zedano. Mini Series III exhibits by Alex Dorfsman, Tomasz Sobieraj, and Chris Zedano. Staple Street Project by Chris Zedano. Series of Images by Chris Zedano and Alex Dorfsman. Superficie images by Alex Dorfsman and Banal Objects images by Tomasz Sobieraj. Images by Alex Dorfsman and Tomasz Sobieraj. Images by Alex Dorfsman and Tomasz Sobieraj. A segment of Superficie by Alex Dorfsman. A segment of Banal Objects by Tomasz Sobieraj. Images by Chris Zedano. Mini Series III exhibits by Alex Dorfsman, Tomasz Sobieraj, and Chris Zedano. FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Signature Exhibits opening reception, Instituto Cultural de México. FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Signature Exhibits opening reception, Instituto Cultural de México. FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Signature Exhibits opening reception, Instituto Cultural de México. FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Signature Exhibits opening reception, Instituto Cultural de México. FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Signature Exhibits opening reception, Instituto Cultural de México. FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA 2011 Signature Exhibits opening reception, Instituto Cultural de México. Jannifer Shaw and Claudia Maceo Sharp, Manager of The Twig Book Shop, promoting Jennifer Shaw's Hurricane Story book at the reception. The Taiwan contingent discussing Isa Ho's images. Chang Chaotang, Cheng-Chang Wu, Felix Padron, Isa Ho, and Gabriela Franco. LookShe artists ready for their close up. Dita Kubin discussing her work at the opening reception. Lorena and Bernardo Ortega. Gary and Nancy Fullerton with Rosanne White. Bob McKinley and Esther Ng. Jennifer Shaw with Michaele and David Haynes. Maria Elena and Richard Mogas with Veronica Prida. Jim Smyle and Joan Miller. Isa ho with Daniel Lee at the opening reception. Chang Chaotang, Jean Hu, Isa Ho, Jim Hu, and Cheng-Chang Wu. Paula Owen, David Rubin, and Gabriela Franco. The Fotowerks Camera Club from the South Texas College in McAllen, with instructor/mentor David Freeman. In the Art & Culture Of  Taiwan exhibit. In the LookShe exhibit. In the Mini Series III exhibit. In the Hurricane Story exhibit. Planking with Chang Chaotang's image. Planking with Isa Ho's images. Planking with Jennifer Shaw's images. Olmec Planking at the Instituto Cultural de México in San Antonio, Texas. Northwest Vista College Photography Class, with Adjunct Professor of Art and Humanities/Artist Deborah Keller-Rihn. Discussing images by the Taiwanese artists in the exhibit. Discussing images by Isa Ho. At the LookShe exhibit. At the Mini Series III exhibit. At the Mini Series III exhibit. Looking at images from Jennifer Shaw's Hurricane Story exhibit. Deborah Keller-Rihn conducting a discussion with her students on the exhibits at the Instituto Cultural de México

Daniel Lee, featured artist, Animal Instinct exhibit, San Antonio Museum Of Art. A philosopher and humanist at heart, Daniel Lee has held a longtime fascination with human behavior. In his photographs produced since 1993, Lee has been conducting an ongoing inquiry into questions about what makes us human. Specifically, he is a keen observer of the many parallels that can be found between us homo sapiens and other species. Using computer technology and a vivid imagination, he has produced several photographic series that reveal many of the attributes that we share with our animal compatriots. Born in 1945 as Lee Xiaojing in Chunking, China, Lee was raised in Taiwan and moved to United States after receiving his BFA in painting in 1968 from the Chinese Culture University, Taipei. In 1972 he earned an MA in Photography and Film from the University of the Arts, Philadelphia and, in 1973, he moved to New York City to work as a commercial art director. By the end of the 1970s, Lee had decided to devote his time to being a fulltime artist. Since 1993, he has used computer technology to combine his photographic and fine art skills in a single medium. Animal Instinct is a survey exhibition of Daniel Lee’s photography from 1993-2010. The exhibition begins with examples from the series Manimals (1993), which is based on the ancient Chinese zodiac cycle of twelve animal signs associated with birth years. Using digital technology, Lee creates hybrids of human beings and animals, portraying the idea that a person is believed to exhibit behavioral and personality traits, sometimes even physical characteristics, relative to the animal year during which he or she was born. Also included in the exhibition are several photographic murals. 108 Windows (1996-2003) is related to a Buddhist tradition of ringing 108 bells on special occasions. In Nightlife (2001), Lee’s characteristic hybrid figures are transformed into punk night clubbers. Celebration (2004), from the series Harvest, is an imaginative vision of a future world populated with a breed of livestock that supplies human eyes, hearts, livers and other harvested organs as a means of furthering the human race. Lee’s latest mural, Circus (2010), reveals the symbiotic relationship between humans and animals at its most extreme: animals perform like people, people perform like animals, and audiences retreat into children. The exhibition also includes a print from the series Dreams (2008), which was inspired by a book of short stories, and Origin (1999-2003), a digital animation based on Darwin’s theory of evolution. In keeping with of the tradition of calligraphically inscribing a work’s title and artist’s signature in the lower corner of a Chinese scroll painting, Lee has presented this information digitally on his prints. David Rubin, The Brown Foundation Curator of Contemporary Art, Animal Instinct exhibit curator. Animal Instinct by Daniel Lee at the San Antonio Museum Of Art. Animal Instinct by Daniel Lee at the San Antonio Museum Of Art. Animal Instinct by Daniel Lee at the San Antonio Museum Of Art. Animal Instinct by Daniel Lee at the San Antonio Museum Of Art. Animal Instinct by Daniel Lee at the San Antonio Museum Of Art. Three Yellow Dogs, by Daniel Lee. Origin, video sequence by Daniel Lee. Manimals, by Daniel Lee. Daniel and Margaret Tengyin Lee. SAMA docent explaining 108 Windows by Daniel Lee. Opening reception for the Animal Instinct exhibit at SAMA. Elise Boularan, Isa Ho, Margaret Tengyin Lee, Dita Kubin, Daniel Lee, Cheng-chang Wu, Malin Vulcano, and Jennifer Shaw. Jeffrey Dyer and Jerry Craft, friends of Fotoseptiembre and fans of Daniel Lee's work. Opening remarks at the reception for the Animal Instinct exhibit by Daniel Lee at the San Antonio Museum Of Art. A few days later, A Conversation With Daniel Lee, conducted by exhibit curator David Rubin. A Conversation With Daniel Lee, conducted by exhibit curator David Rubin. A Conversation With Daniel Lee, conducted by exhibit curator David Rubin. Taking questions from the public. Circus, by Daniel Lee, Animal Instinct exhibit, San Antonio Museum Of Art.

Laura McPhee : River Of No Return exhibition curator, Kathy Armstrong, Director of Exhibitions, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Opening reception at the Southwest School of Art. Opening reception at the Southwest School of Art. Marilyn Lanfear, Ann Alexander, and Nancy Fullerton. Daniel Lee, Paula Owen – President, Southwest School of Art, and Margaret Tengyin Lee. Laura McPhee, River Of No Return exhibit, Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee. Opening remarks by Victor Pagona, Chair of the Photography Department at the Southwest School of Art. Laura McPhee artist talk. Laura McPhee artist talk.

Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind?: Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Say Sí Middle & High School Students, What's In Your Mind? : Photographs And Hand-Made Books, Say Sí. Lissette Longoria, featured artist, What's In Your Mind? exhibit, Say Sí. Sidney Fowler, featured artist, What's In Your Mind? exhibit, Say Sí. Steven Matthew Martinez, featured artist, What's In Your Mind? exhibit, Say Sí. Rebecca Ramirez, featured artist, What's In Your Mind? exhibit, Say Sí. Maqui Gaona, featured artist, What's In Your Mind? exhibit, Say Sí. Harvey Bailey, featured artist, What's In Your Mind? exhibit, Say Sí. Steven Michael Moul, featured artist, What's In Your Mind? exhibit, Say Sí. Opening reception at Say Sí. Opening reception at Say Sí. Yet another wonderful exhibit at Say Sí.