Media coverage and awards for Ted Tahquechi

Installations, Exhibitions and Contributions

In January 2012, We completed our first permanent photography installation in the lobby of the Allied Health Building on Cabrillo College Main Campus in Apros Ca. The installation features 12 images printed on metal and permanently affixed to the wall. Image sizes range from 12X12 inches to 30X30 inches.

Note: while I do exhibit my work, it is not for sale. My aim is to educate and change the perceptions of the fully sighted toward work created by the visually impaired. I do donate my work on occasion depending on the charitable organization.

Media

5280 Magazine article on Ted, his family and the Landscapes of the Body project.

How a Blind Photographer Created a New Vision

Denver KDVR Spotlight piece on Ted and Landscapes of the Body

Blind photographer shares his vision through exhibit

Article on Ted and Landscapes of the Body at NewsBerry

http://newsberry.online/blind-photographer-shares-his-vision-through-exhibit/

Fstoppers Article on Ted and Landscapes of th Body

https://fstoppers.com/spotlight/human-body-blind-photographers-eye-164589

Denver Westword article on Ted and Landscapes of the Body

http://www.westword.com/arts/blind-photographer-ted-tahquechi-shoots-bodies-like-landscapes-8795416

Feature article Broomfielder Magazine February 2017

DataColor Color calibration solutions featured Landscapes of the Body and Ted’s work

http://www.datacolor.com/2017/07/05/little-sight-left-color-calibration-saved/

International Website/Blog Articles:

fotoblogia.pl article

https://fotoblogia.pl/10238,niewidomy-fotograf-tworzy-piekne-krajobrazy-z-kobiecych-cial

swiatobrazu.pl article

https://www.swiatobrazu.pl/pejzaze-ciala-w-obiektywie-niedowidzacego-fotografa-35174.html

Exhibitions and Openings

January 2020, solo exhibition and opening of my Landscapes of the Body project at the Lighthouse for the Blind Gallery in San Francisco Ca. This body of work will be on display in the gallery located at 1155 Market St. in San Francisco through June 2020.

October 2019, solo exhibition and debut of my new Historic Colorado body of work. This collection combines digital photography and an alternative photographic process called Cyanotype. The images feature locations in Colorado active between 1850 and 1900. The Cyanotype process was developed in 1855 so this process is appropriate for the subject matter. Each image is one of a kind and a departure from the traditional digital workflow.

Denver Month of Photography Road Trip exhibition at Access Gallery 2019. This was the debut of my Fauna’s Adventures body of work, which promotes the use of legitimate service animals is the travel and hospitality industry.

99 Pieces of art on the wall group exhibition and fundraiser for Access Gallery in the Santa Fe Art District, Denver Co.

Solo Exhibition at the Brunner Historical House Broomfield Co.

Exhibition of the Landscapes of the Body collection at the Dairy Arts Center Boulder Co.

Donating a Cyanotype print of St. Elmo ghost town for 99 Pieces of art on the wall group show fundraiser for Access Gallery in the Santa Fe Art District, Denver Co.