all-works — Eugene Tulchin

Exhibitions:

“Space-Time Forms” Kate Oh Gallery, New York, NY. Dec. 13 – Jan. 12, 2019. Two person show of 3D Lenticular Archival Prints by Gene Tulchin and Paul Johnson.

“3D Lenticular Portraits” HoloCenter on Governors Island, The Post Commanders Quarters, Colonels Row 403, Governors Island, NY. July-August, 2016. Two person show of 3D Lenticular portraits by Gene Tulchin and Paul Johnson.

“Group Show of 3D Art” HoloCenter on Governors Island, The Post Commanders Quarters, Colonels Row 403, Governors Island, NY. July-August, 2015.

“A Farewell Extravaganza” The HoloCenter at the Clock Tower, 29-27 41 St. Long Island City, NY. April 11-April13, 2014. Several 3D Lenticular prints in a group show.

The University of Virginia, Harrisonburg (2006).

Tranto Gallery, NYC (2003)

New York Hall of Science, NYC 2002

“Leger Reconstructed”, SIGGRAPH, San Antonio TX., 2002

The Witkin Gallery, NYC, 1990

Anita Shapolsky Gallery, NYC 1989

The U. S. Embassy, Brussels, Belgium 1984

“Silver Photographic Monoprints”, University of Patras, Patras, Greece, June, 1983

“Silver Photographic Monoprints”, Gallerie H. Engonopoulos Dinokratus 53, Kolonaki, Athens, Greece, Apr.27 – May 14, 1983

“Silver Photographic Monoprints”, The Fine Arts Center, Cheekwood Museum, Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 6 - Feb 13, 1983

“Silver Photographic Monoprints”, The University of Miami Art Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida. Feb. 21- Mar. 15, 1983

The Brooklyn Museum, NY 1969

“Ten Down Town”, NYC 1969

“Photography As Print Making”, The Museum of Modern Art, New York City, 1968, Group show.

“Porcelain On Steel” Loeb Student Center Gallery, NY University, NY, NY, Jan. 10 – Jan 31, 1966

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First published photograph, age 19

“EUGENE TULCHIN’S discovery, on printing this picture of a scene on a boardwalk, which here appears like a wall, giving the photograph a two-dimensional effect, helped him with similar problems in his other art, painting.”

—-JACOB DESCHIN, U.S. CAMERA, September, 1953

click the magazine page to see the article.

MoMA

“Photography as Printmaking”

10 Downtown:
10 Years

Sep 11–Oct 2, 1977

MoMA PS1

porcelain on steel photographs

click the image to see The New York Times….. January 16, 1966, Section X, Page 23,

“IN an extraordinarily bold, original and decidedly arresting one-man exhibition, Eugene Tulchin last week challenged the generally acknowledged definition of photography as virtually a mirror of the life around us.”

—Jacob Deschin, The New York Times