ARTISTIC RESUME'

ERIC OXENDORF

Photographer


Professional-

Location photographer specializing in architectural and industrial photography.  

Clients include Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Microsoft, Yamaha, 20th Century Fox, Johnson Controls, Cessna, Anheuser-Busch, Kimberly-Clark, US Air Force, Cities of Milwaukee, Sheboygan and Chicago, US Park Service, Smithsonian Institute, Harley-Davidson, Haar’et/Israel, Formica, Acura NA. Numerous design, engineering and architectural clients.


Published- 

LIVE/WORK; Edwin Howland Blashfield, Master American Muralist; American Pantheon; State Constitutions of the United States;  Advanced Calculus; American Photographers (Krantz);  Professional Photographic Illustration (Kodak);  Architectural Record;  Architectural Digest;  America West Magazine;  The Atlantic Monthly;  New York Times, The Capitol Society (D.C.). His images have also appeared in several books, including six children's books and his own self assignments - Domes of America and The Milwaukee City Hall.  His images can be found in several corporate and private collections. His most notable exhibitions have been one man shows at the Honolulu Academy of Art, Kohler Art Center and the National Building Museum (Washington, D.C.).


Education-

  University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Peck School of the Arts -ongoing advanced classes 2010+


Layton School of Art, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1974


Studied with Ansel Adams and Paul Caponigro

Yosemite, California, 1979


Studied with Ruth Bernhard and Henry Gilpin

Carmel, California, 1980


Ongoing artistic, professional and business seminars and workshops as an attendee and lecturer


Select Exhibits-

  AIA 50th Solo Exhibit, Architecture, Madison Wisconsin October, 2023


 AIA 50th Solo Exhibit, Architecture, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September, 2023


  State Capitol Rotunda, Capitol Square, Madison, Wisconsin

On-man show, April, 2022


  Ringling Gallery, Baraboo, Wisconsin

One-man show, April 2017


John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Group show, January, 2013


Hall of the States, Washington, D.C.

One-man show, December 2004 ongoing


NCSL Gallery/Collection, Denver, Colorado

November 2003 ongoing


Cardinal Stritch College, Fox Point, Wisconsin 

Group show, 1997


National Building Museum / Smithsonian, Washington, D.C.

One-man show, June-September 1995

(2 prints permanent collection)


Layton Gallery, Cardinal Stritch College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

One-man show November, 1992


Kenosha Museum of Art, Kenosha, Wisconsin

One-man show, May 1989


University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville, Wisconsin

One-man show, February, 1985


Ozaukee County Art Center, Cedarburg, Wisconsin

November, 1984


Alverno College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

One-man show, November, 1981


Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine, Wisconsin

Wisconsin Photography, February, 1981


Polish Museum of America, Chicago, Illinois   May, 1980


Honolulu Academy of Art, Honolulu, Hawaii

One-man show, February, 1979 

(three prints in permanent collection)


Eau Claire Public Library, Eau Claire, Wisconsin

One-man show, November, 1977


Beverly Art Center, Chicago, Illinois

One-man show, April 1977


Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.

January, 1976 (two prints in permanent collection)


Paine Art Center, Oshkosh, Wisconsin

October, 1976



Other Related Information-

Numerous prints in major corporate collections.


Personal-

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Veteran US Naval Aviation, Vietnam 

Member- Sons of the American Revolution (SAR),

  -American Society of Media Photographers

Private Pilot, Instruments. High Performance rating.

Website / Contact: www.ericoxendorf.com


About His Work-

Eric Oxendorf is a nationally recognized architectural and industrial photographer. Over fifty-one years of experience providing clients with his knowledge of light and how to capture it on either film or digital formats. He is patient, waiting for the elements of light and nature to be in sync before taking the photograph. He is visionary, looking for the unique angles and characteristics which will create a dramatic image.


Eric relies on, and follows his instincts, and acts on his emotional and educated impulses. His self-motivation makes him very productive and insightful. Knowledge of flight and weather play an important role in his image making. The focus of his work is to make a poetic statement of the subject to be photographed.