Antonia Macedo is a New Zealand artist living in Washington DC. She holds degrees in music and law and studied photography at the Corcoran College of Art. She enjoys capturing the colors and textures of any image where she sees beauty, and often focuses on the beauty of decay.

An award winning photographer her work has been in many juried and invitational all media or photography exhibitions. During the past three years she has had 8 solo exhibits. See next page for the latest newspaper review.

Last year she was invited to represent New Zealand in the International 2004 Olympics Art exhibit.

Her work is in private collections in the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and the UK, and in permanent public and corporate collections.

Her prints are high quality archival Ilfochrome Classic prints made directly from the original 35 mm slide. The images are not digitally manipulated or computer altered.

Editions are limited to 25 or 10 and may be purchased framed or unframed.

SOLO EXHIBITONS

2005
Rockville Arts Place, June

2004
Touchstone Gallery, September, October
Cosi Gallery on Capiitol Hill, April-May Tunnicliff’s Tavern, Capitol Hill, January

2003
American Association for the Advancement of Science, July-Oct
Mr. Henry’s on Capitol Hill, September
New Zealand Embassy in Washington, DC, March-July

2002
Glenview Mansion Art Gallery, Rockville, Maryland, August

2001
Rock Creek Gallery, June

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2005
Ellipse Gallery, Juried Photo show, January

2004
Apex Gallery All Media Juried Exhibition, August
DC Arts Center, Georgetown University Hospital Gallery, Results Gallery July – August
New Members Exhibit, Touchstone Gallery, March

2003
International All Media Juried Exhibition, Touchstone Gallery Friendship Heights Center Art Gallery, December

2002
Capitol Hill Arts League Juried, monthly from November-present
The World Bank, September – March 2004
The World Bank, July
International Monetary Fund, May-June
United States Geological Survey, June
Rockville Arts Place, May
Women’s National Democratic Club, January – March,
The World Bank Arts Society, December – February 2003
National Press Club, January - January

2001
The World Bank, April – May 2004

2000
The Wilson Gallery Juried, monthly from December – June 2001
Rock Creek Gallery, “Equinox”, March 9 – April 2,

1999
Washington Center for Photography, Sept. 3 – Oct. 9,

1997
Australian Embassy, Washington, DC, December
Washington Center for Photography, July 18 – August 16,

COLLECTIONS:

Her work is held in private collections in the U.S.A. and New Zealand. Work in permanent public & corporate collections includes: