Frequently Asked Questions
How can I get hold of you to discuss a showing date in my establishment?
Contact Ted at nedskee@tahquechi.com for any questions regarding exhibition dates.
How are the images presented?
The images are presented in black and white framed 16X20 format. We typically display between 12 and 15 images, and we are happy to work with your available space. Printed QR codes are supplied, which when scanned with a smartphone provide full audio descriptions for each image, the descriptions are created by the artist. Tactile prints are also included for selected images, giving viewers of this collection a multi-sensorial experience.
Where do you exhibit your images?
Landscapes of the Body has been shown in galleries, museums, and art collectives around the U.S and abroad. The photos are not explicit, making them suitable for all viewers.
Do you have any celebrities in the collection?
Absolutely, take a look at the bodies and see if you recognize anyone.
Are you still creating for the project?
More than 50 models have participated in the Landscapes of the Body project, allowing us the luxury of adding new content to keep our exhibitions fresh. The current focus is on procuring funding for creating 3d printed models to accompany each print.
What equipment was used to make this project?
Canon cameras and lenses: Camera bodies: 5DmkIII and 5DmkIV. Lenses 24-105 L IS and 70-200mm f2.8 L IS II
Profoto strobes: Profoto D2, Profoto B10 and B10 plus
Light modifiers: Profoto
Monitor Calibration: Datacolor Spyder
Tether Gear: Tether Tools
Backdrops: Westcott Wrinkle Resistant Backdrop – Black
Software: Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom
Editors: NIK Collection Silver EFX Pro 2
Do you work with charities?
We love to work with charities, especially those that promote body-positive image representation or low vision/blindness support. If you would like to discuss a showing of this collection for your charitable event, please let us know. Check out our philanthropy page for details on the charities we are currently working with. We work with charities of all sizes.
Can you tell us about your partnerships??
In late 2023, we were offered the opportunity to work with the amazing folks at Redline Contemporary Art Center of Denver, and the Andy Warhol Foundation for t Visual Art to expand the scope of Landscapes of the Boyd. With their support, we will be adding tactile versions of every image to be exhibited. Previously, our tactile prints had to be created by hand and printed on metal, making them prohibitively expensive For the next phase of this project, we will be creating 3d printed tactile reeditions of the images, allowing each image to be exhibited to have it’s own 3d touchable version. Stay tuned, we will be documenting our journey.
A heartfelt thank you to The Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Art, and Redline Contemporary Art Center for their support!
Through his camera lens, he focuses on how light plays off the curves of the body—
– 5280 Magazine
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