Boston photographer,
Paolo Morales, is at the beginning of what looks to be a long and significant career in photography. A BFA candidate at the Art Institute of Boston, he has already exhibited work at the Museum of Modern Art, Brooklyn Museum and
Howard Greenberg Gallery, among others. In 2008, he had his first solo exhibition
Notes on Personality, at the Trevor Day School in New York. This April, he is co-curating an exhibition entitled
Select Gender, featuring emerging photographers at the
Farmani Gallery in Brooklyn. Paolo divides his time between New York and Boston.

Paolo has a natural affinity for portraiture, especially portraits of women. He has several projects that feature women, either friends or strangers that look as if
they just fell out of a painting . I have pulled images from a variety of projects, including
Women Studies, Fleeting Encounters, and
Portraits.










1 comments:
I was shocked when I recognized the B&W from the Haiti Benefit Print Sale... Lots of very lovely and diverse shots!
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