Bucks County Community College. Past and Present: Photography Faculty, Bucks County Community College.

Photographs by current and former faculty members. Exhibit, March 8 to April 15, 1983. Hicks Arts Center Gallery, BCCC, Newtown, PA. Photographers included and illustrated with two photos each: Larry Fink; Emmet Gowin; Nancy Hellebrand; George Krause; Peter Krumins; Sol Libsohn; Eileen Berger; Steven Berkowitz; Jeffrey M. Blake; Fredrich Cantor; David M. Graham; Mark H. Harper; Catherine Jansen; Leah Jaynes Karp; Bruce Katsiff; Stephen Perloff; Tom Petrillo; Laurie Seniuk; Douglas Skinner; Michael A. Smith; Judith Taylor; Tom Zimmerman. Brief biographical notes on each photographer. Wraps, like new.  Summary:

Past and Present: Photography Faculty, Bucks County Community College is a 1983 exhibition and accompanying publication documenting the artistic and pedagogical contributions of the faculty who established and built the photography program at Bucks County Community College (BCCC) in Newtown, Pennsylvania.

Exhibition Overview

• Dates & Location: Held from March 8 to April 15, 1983, at the Hicks Arts Center Gallery on BCCC's Newtown campus.

• Format: The exhibition and catalog featured two published photographs alongside brief biographical profiles for each participating instructor.

• Purpose: Highlighted both the historical legacy and active contemporary practice of the college's photography department by displaying work from former and current faculty together.

Featured Photographers The catalog included works from 22 instructors, featuring well-known figures in American art photography alongside regional educators:

• Notable Figures: Larry Fink, Emmet Gowin, Nancy Hellebrand, George Krause, Sol Libsohn, Eileen Berger, and Michael A. Smith.

• Additional Faculty: Steven Berkowitz, Jeffrey M. Blake, Fredrich Cantor, David M. Graham, Mark H. Harper, Catherine Jansen, Leah Jaynes Karp, Bruce Katsiff, Peter Krumins, Stephen Perloff, Tom Petrillo, Laurie Seniuk, Douglas Skinner, Judith Taylor, and Tom Zimmerman.