Bio
Ellen Toby Slotnick is a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology with a BS degree in photography. Ms Slotnick’s work is in the permanent collection of the Newton Wellesley Hospital in Newton, Massachusetts and in private collections in the Boston area, California and Italy.
Her recent solo exhibition at the Worcester, MA Jewish Community Center featured her portfolio Landscapes Under the Influence. A solo show at the Gallery of Photographic Art in Tel Aviv, Israel showcased her Ireland portfolio, and recently she has exhibited in group shows at the Griffin Museum of Photography, the Illuminations Project at Massachusetts General Hospital and St. Mark’s School in Southborough, MA. As a participant in the De Cordova Museum’s Corporate Lending Program, Ms Slotnick has several pieces on exhibit at corporations in the Boston area. Ms Slotnick has self-published two books of photography, “Adventures in Africa” which presents images from South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe and “On The Road- the Adirondacks to Arizona” photographs from a drive across the United States.
Her current work concentrates on exploring the relationships between light, shadow and texture . She has continued her studies in workshops including those with John Paul Caponigro, on location in the central Maine coast and islands, Argentina and Chile and with George deWolfe in the Mt. Whitney area of the Sierras and Death Valley in California.
