Tracy Longley-Cook
Tracy Longley-Cook (b. 1973, Coronado, California) has her BFA and MFA in photography from the University of Washington (1997), and Arizona State University (2007). Tracy also studied at the Maine Photographic Workshops residency program from 1994-95. Currently, she is an Associate Professor of photography at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio.
Tracy’s work has been exhibited at Tilt Gallery and the Rayko Photography Center, and publications include Manifest Gallery’s International Photography Annual, and the Elements of Photography, 2nd edition by Angela Faris-Belt. Tracy’s interests as a visual artist, educator and curator are strongly influenced by themes relating to place, transformation, and perception. Through the use of experimental and traditional techniques, Tracy incorporates a variety of working methods into her photography, prints, and artist books.
Topography #11, 2017, Digital Pigment Print (made from unique cameraless negative), 23 x 23 in.
Topography #15, 2019, Digital Pigment Print (made from unique cameraless negative), 16 x 16 in.
Topography #16, 2016, Digital Pigment Print (made from unique cameraless negative), 21 x 18 in.
Topography #18, 2016, Digital Pigment Print (made from unique cameraless negative), 23 x 50 in.
Topography #24, 2018, Digital Pigment Print (made from unique cameraless negative), 23 x 23 in.