Garnett received Guggenheim fellowships
layering disparate cultural images over her intimate negatives to bridge private female spaces with global political and technological shifts
spontaneous "available-light" documentary style that the compact Leica rangefinder championed over bulkier
leaving behind a legacy as a master of American industrial modernism
emphasizing the artist's personal intervention in the mechanical process
Kallard, T. Laser Art & Optical Transforms by T. Kallard. Signed Copy Garnett received Guggenheim fellowshipsOptosonic Press, 1979. [With an introduction by Rosemary Jackson, Director, Museum of Holography, New York. Covers holograms & laser light imagery, including light shows, with technical explanations. Numerous illustrations, 170 pages.] Wraps [only edition], bump at top of spine, otherwise very good. Summary: Laser Art & Optical Transforms (published in 1979 by Optosonic Press) is a unique 170 page volume written and compiled by Thomas Kallard (with an