Charlee Brodsky
Charlee Brodsky is an American photographer. She is a professor of photography at Carnegie Mellon University. She was Pittsburgh Center for the Arts' 2012 Artist of the Year.
Charlee Brodsky
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- Charlee Brodsky
- Occupation
- photographer, professor of photography at Carnegie Mellon University
- Nationality
- United States
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Charlee Brodsky is an American photographer. She is a professor of photography at Carnegie Mellon University. She was Pittsburgh Center for the Arts' 2012 Artist of the Year.
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She won the 2007 Tillie Olsen Award. She won an Emmy for Stephanie (2001).
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• Name — Charlee Brodsky • Occupation — photographer, professor of photography at Carnegie Mellon University
Biography
Biography
She graduated from Sarah Lawrence College, and Yale School of Art. She is professor emerita at Carnegie Mellon. She spoke at a Society for Photographic Education conference.
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
• 1997 "Pittsburgh Revealed" Carnegie Museum of Art • 2021 "The Audacity of the Mundane," The Westmoreland Museum of American Art • 2024 "The Audacity of the Mundane", The Butler Institute of American Art
Works
Works
• Judith Modell, A Town Without Steel: Envisioning Homestead University of Pittsburgh Press, 1998. • I Thought I Could Fly, Bellevue Literary Press, 2008, • Jim Daniels, Street Photographs by Charlee Brodsky (Working Lives Series)
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- 1.Let's talk about art: 2012 Artist of the Year Charlee Brodsky. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
- 2.Photographer's Best Friend - The Piper - Carnegie Mellon University. www.cmu.edu.
- 3.Charlee Brodsky – The Frank-Ratchye STUDIO For Creative Inquiry. studioforcreativeinquiry.org.
- 4.Association, Working-Class Studies. Awards. Working-Class Studies Association.
- 5.Charlee Brodsky. Bellevue Literary Press.
- 6.Charlee Brodsky. www.spenational.org.
- 7.Charlee Brodsky - Carnegie Mellon University CMU. www.cmu.edu.
- 8.The Spot Press, Collection by Charlee Brodsky. Scribe Fine Papers.
- 9.Charlee Brodsky - Biography. The Bonfoey Gallery.
- 10.Charlee Brodsky: The Audacity of the Mundane Butler Institute. The Butler Institute of American Art.
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