I became seriously interested in photography when I acquired my first “good” camera in the late ‘60s.
My study of the work of famous photographers became blended with my exposure to and appreciation of architecture across the ages and modern visual and industrial design while I was an undergraduate at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
At present, I benefit greatly from my colleague members of Imago Foundation for the Arts and interactions in the vibrant Bristol-Warren artist community. These influences, along with an appreciation of abstract art, Italian design, the Japanese visual aesthetic, and work in other artistic media, inspire the images I try to capture – and the ones created from my imagination.
Howard Rotblat-Walker is an artist member of Imago Gallery/Imago Foundation for the Arts, the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Art, the Attleboro Arts Museum, the Wickford Art Association, the Newport Photographers' Guild, the Newport Art Museum, Art Night Bristol-Warren, and the Bristol Art Museum.
My study of the work of famous photographers became blended with my exposure to and appreciation of architecture across the ages and modern visual and industrial design while I was an undergraduate at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
At present, I benefit greatly from my colleague members of Imago Foundation for the Arts and interactions in the vibrant Bristol-Warren artist community. These influences, along with an appreciation of abstract art, Italian design, the Japanese visual aesthetic, and work in other artistic media, inspire the images I try to capture – and the ones created from my imagination.
Howard Rotblat-Walker is an artist member of Imago Gallery/Imago Foundation for the Arts, the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Art, the Attleboro Arts Museum, the Wickford Art Association, the Newport Photographers' Guild, the Newport Art Museum, Art Night Bristol-Warren, and the Bristol Art Museum.
