photography

Kimberly Mowbray
Associate Director
School of Photography

Kimberly Mowbray is a fine art photographer based in Santa Rosa, California. She has an MFA degree in Photography from Academy of Art University. Kimberly works primarily in alternative processes. Through her photographs she explores the understanding of self and how that interacts with a given environment.

By using the photographic medium she is able to show the beauty and serenity in various locations and pair that with her own figure reacting and responding to the stillness of the landscape. Kimberly is an active member in Society for Photographic Education and exhibits her work nationally.

Industry Credits:

Faculty, School of Photography, Academy of Art University, 2010-present

  • Online Course Author, School of Photography, Academy of Art University, 2011-present
  • Online Curriculum Coordinator, School of Photography, Academy of Art University, 2011-present
  • Undergraduate First Semester Retention Lead, , Academy of Art University, 2011-present
  • Alternative Processes Workshop Instructor: Wet Plate Collodion and Cyanotypes
  • Study Abroad Instructor, Florence, Italy, Academy of Art University / SRISA
  • Fine Art Photographer
  • Solo Exhibitions include: The Oriel Gallery, Studio II
  • National and International Gallery Exhibitions, including several Best of Show and First Place Awards
  • Portfolio Reviewer and Gallery Curator

Websites:

  • KimberlyMowbray.com
  • Handcrafted Photography I Northwest Symposium for Alternative Process Photography, Vancouver, British Columbia
  • Examining the Printed Picture I San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Artist Gallery, San Francisco
  • Society for Photographic Education I Document and Identity
  • The Simple Magic of the Plastic Camera I Guest Speaker, SF Camera Center, San Francisco
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