Lives and works in Vancouver, B.C. Canada

Contact:
benettiphoto@gmail.com

Education:
Bachelor of Fine Arts: Major in Photography , 2005, Emily Carr Institute.

Selected Group Exhibitions, Publications and Productions:

 

2008

A Show, The Peanut Gallery, December

Take Away, Concourse Gallery, Emily Carr University

Structure and Curio, Yaletown Art Gallery, currated by Katana Barnett

2007

The Average Home , an exhibition where an image is shown at various locations at the same time, locations include Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Bucharest, Milan Brookly,Stockholm TelAvivi, Tokyo, Wroklav

2006

Wood, Two Rivers Gallery, Prince George, British Columbia

 

2005

Hey Hot Shot, Jen Bekman Gallery, New York City, November 2005

Ripe Magazine, The Green Issue, pages 34 & 35, Summer 2005

 

2004

First Look, A photography exhibition juried by Cindy Sherman, Adam Fuss, and Jack Pierson, The Sean Kelly Gallery, Manhattan, July

Eye Level Reshelving Initiative, The Eye Level Gallery, Halifax, June

A Final Show of Books, The Overview, May

One Hundred and Ten Percent, an art show featuring 23 emerging artists, 44 Water St., April

The Home Show, a photography exhibition featuring work juried by Roy Arden, ECI Concourse Gallery, February

Same Difference, a photography exhibition, The Crying Room, January

Copyright, ECI Concourse Gallery, January

 

2003

A Collective Show, Gallery 405, December

Woo Magazine, Cover photo, Issue 4: Magic, December

Dancing Chess, a performance, part of SWARM, The Sugar Refinery, September



Documentation:

Lines For the Next Exhibition:A film by Robert Arndt, The Vancouver Art Gallery, film stills photographer August, 2003

Physical Violence: a Performance Festival, photographer, April 2003

Books, Awards and Articles:

Vancouver Matters, Book project, published by Blue Imprint Books, 2009

"Take Away", The Vancouver Courier, July 2008

"Same Difference", SFU Gallery Review, article by Carly Haddon, February 2004

"Emily Carr Grad Show a Knock Out", The Vancouver Sun, article by Michael Scott, April 2004

B.C. Arts Council Recipient, 2001

Web Projects

F-Stop Magazine
File Magazine
CBC Radio 3