odette england

Online: Odette England is selected as a 'Fraction 50' photographer by Fraction Magazine for their Anniversary issue.

Acquisition: The George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film (Rochester, NY) has acquired three photographs from Thrice Upon A Time.  This series of photographs won the CENTER Project Launch Award (2012) and was selected for the Photographic Resource Center Exposure 2012 exhibition.  Also in 2012, the series was exhibited at the KLOMPCHING GALLERY (June 6 - July 20), the New Mexico Museum of Art, and at Galerie Huit, les Recontres d'Arles Festival.

Group exhibition: Work from Thrice Upon A Time is selected for the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center's 3rd Annual Photography Exhibition, running 12 July to 8 September 2012. The jurors were Natasha Egan, Associate Director and Curator of the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College, Chicago; and Kathy Ryan, award-winning photo editor of the New York Times Magazine.

Group exhibition: Work from Thrice Upon A Time is selected for the Photography Open Salon Arles 2012 exhibition "An Eye for an Ear", which will run during and alongside the renowned Les Rencontres d’Arles festival at Galerie Huit from 2 July to 23 September 2012. The exhibition will then travel to South East Asia in early 2013. 

Online: Work from Thrice Upon A Time is featured in the latest issue of Fraction Magazine (Issue 39, June 2012) as part of the 2012 CENTER Awards, juried by Virginia Heckert, Associate Curator, J. Paul Getty Museum.

Press: Thrice Upon A Time is mentioned in Bill van Siclen's review of the 2012 RISD Graduate Thesis Exhibition, in the Providence Journal.

Press: Thrice Upon A Time is featured in RISD's XYZ Magazine in a piece titled 'Showstoppers' to promote the 2012 Graduate Thesis Exhibition, which runs from May 18 - June 2 at the Rhode Island Convention Center.

Group exhibition: Work from Odette's newest series Thrice Upon A Time has been selected for the Photographic Resource Center Exposure 2012 exhibition.  The juror was Alison Nordstrom, Curator of Photographs and Director of Exhibitions at George Eastman House, who said of the 10 finalists: "We need look no further than the 2012 Exposure selections to affirm that photography is alive and well, more diverse than ever in medium, approach and intention and tellingly aware of its own history and inherent capabilities. This is as true for the ten finalists as for most of the other submissions that could not be chosen. The overall quality of the work is high and the artists understand how their chosen medium can realize their ideas like no other."  The PRC will present Exposure 2012 as an exhibition this summer from Tuesday, June 5 – Wednesday, July 18, 2012 at the PRC Gallery.