April 19 - June 29, 1997 CEPA Exhibition at the Anderson Gallery Small Wonders is a group photographic exhibition that celebrates the power and grandeur of small works. The exhibition, curated by Gerald Mead of the Burchfield-Penney Art Center, is the result of a national call for work by CEPA for artists who work in small scale (defined as image size smaller than 8"x8"), using any photographically based process. The exhibition is a diverse representation of the artists' numerous approaches to small scale work and includes: gelatin silver prints, chromogenic color prints, duratrans, hand held viewers, polaroids, artist's books, photo collages and electromicrographs. Coincident with the exhibition, a conversation with guest curator Gerald Mead and exhibiting artists Diane Bush, Tyrone Georgiou, Biff Henrich, and John Pfahl was held on Sunday, June 8, 1997 at the Anderson Gallery. The subject of the discussion was the role scale plays in photographic work. To view the artist works from the exhibition, click any of the names below or the thumbnail images pictured above.

Karl Baden John Baldessari Karen Rich Beall Julie Blankenship Rachel Bliss Diane Bush/Steve Baskin Norman Colp Heather Cox Lauren Davies Paul Francis Tyrone Georgiou Biff Henrich Josh Iguchi Carla Iverson Jennifer Karady

Huey Lentz Sharon Ligorner Arnold Mesches Nam June Paik John Pfahl Andrew Sanders Mike and Doug Starn Ferenc Suto Rosemary Sweetman Sharon Tani T.A. Trombley Sarah Vogwill Alfonso Volo Jill Waterman