Lisa Elmaleh is a large format photographer current whose work focuses on the landscape of the Everglades. Using a portable darkroom in the trunk of her car, Elmaleh photographs using the nineteenth century glass negative and tintype process. Elmaleh is a recipient of the Aaron Siskind Foundation IPF Grant (2011),… Read More
Lisa Elmaleh is a large format photographer current whose work focuses on the landscape of the Everglades. Using a portable darkroom in the trunk of her car, Elmaleh photographs using the nineteenth century glass negative and tintype process. Elmaleh is a recipient of the Aaron Siskind Foundation IPF Grant (2011), The Everglades National Park Artist Residency (2010), the Goldwell Artist Residency (2010), the Camera Club of New York Darkroom Residency (2008), and the Tierney Fellowship (2007). Elmaleh's work has been published in Harper’s Magazine, Dear Dave, Rattle Journal, and Visura Magazine. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including solo shows: Musicians, (2011, Nashville Airport), Everglades (2010, KMR Arts Gallery, Connecticut), Rooted (2008, Visual Arts Gallery, New York), and group shows: Linked: New Yorkers Meet Londoners (2009, Keumsan Gallery, Korea), Arbor (2009, Michael Mazzeo Gallery, New York), and the New York Photo Festival (2009 and 2007, Powerhouse, New York, US). Read Less
