“The Objective Reality of Illusionistic Perceptions”
Original hand signed author's signature with his 3 original studio rubber stamps on the title page.Published in 1970 by “The San Francisco Center for Visual Studies.” Over sized portfolio; 11.5 x 11 inch, 12 large format black + white duotone photographs by David Howard! Saddle stitched: new portfolio bound book.
CONTENT MATERIAL FROM “THE OBJECTIVE REALITY OF ILLUSIONISTIC PERCEPTIONS” WAS PUBLISHED BY “PRENTICE-HALL” IN 1973; AUTHORED BY WESTON D. KEMP, IN THE BOOK ENTITLED: “PHOTOGRAPHY FOR VISUAL COMMUNICATORS” ON PAGE # 263. PLEASE SEE POSTED WITH THE OTHER POSTED PICTURES; THE COVER AND PAGE NUMBER MENTIONED FOR YOUR REFERENCE!
David Howard is described as "An Experimental Photographer of Amazing Ability"
in both The New Yorks Village Voice and The San Francisco Chronicle.
Howard's work is published in more than 22 books and 37 periodicals. His exhibitions include 24 one-man shows and 44 group shows in seven countries. David's experimental films and video documentaries have also won recognition at libraries and museums throughout the world. Howard's work is in numerous museum collections including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, in New York, and Chicago's Field Museum. David is featured in 6 different editions of Who's Who including “Who's Who in America” and “Who's Who in Art.” In 1969 he attended “Woodstock” where he photographed Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, Santana, Janis Joplin, The Grateful Dead, Joe Cocker, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Ravi Shankar and Johnny Winter. In 1970, David participated in, and documented, student protest demonstrations against the war in Vietnam, during the Kent State University uprising, in Ohio. Howard received a Master of Fine Arts degree in photography from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1974. Later, in the 70's, after exhibiting with Ansel Adams, Minor White, Ernst Haas, Nathan Lyons, Duane Michals, Mark Rothko. Richard Diebenkorn, Clifford Still, and Bruce Nauman, David collaborated with Arron Siskind, Ralph Gibson, Jerry Uelsmann, Ansel Adams and Robert Heinecken. In the mid 80's David produced the documentary television series “Art Seen,” creating more than 120 programs, he brought viewers inside the world of artist's studios while they created and discussed their artwork. “Art Seen” was broadcast on P.B.S. and televised in 17 cities, including New York, Los Angles and San Francisco. “Art Seen” featured Christo, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nam June Paik. The first episode, “New York's East Village Art Scene,” premiered at the Whitney Museum in 1985. During the early 90's Howard embarked upon decades of international travel throughout Southeast Asia, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Korea, Indonesia, India, Nepal, The Philippines, Vietnam and Japan. While working with “Black Star” photography agency in New York, David documented the president of the United States, Bill Clinton, and 16 other heads of state, at the “Asian Pacific Economic Conference,” in Manila. He then traveled to remote primitive villages, in Northern Philippines, where he documented the vanishing life style of native head hunting tribes. In the late 90's David documented “The Russian River Jazz Festival,” in Northern California, photographing Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter, and the opening of the 42nd “San Francisco International Film Festival.” By 2001 the first of 3 books, authored by David, concerning tribes; “The Last Filipino Head Hunters,” was published, “Sacred Journey: The Ganges to the Himalayas,” followed in 2004, published by “Taschen,” in four languages: English, German, French, and Spanish. The last of that trilogy, “Ten Southeast Asian Tribes from Five Countries,” was released in 2008. In 2014 Howard's photography, and tribal art, were featured on the cover of “Smithsonian Magazine,” accompanying excerpts from the book entitled: “Savage Harvest,” that concerns the loss of Michael Rockefeller to Indonesian cannibal tribes. Howard is a long distance swimmer, he swam the complete span, under The Golden Gate Bridge, from San Francisco to Marin County twice, once in 1985 and again in 1986. David lives in San Francisco, with his wife Fawn, and their three children, Tyler, Jack, and San.
DAVID HOWARD M.F.A.
COLLECTIONS (PUBLIC)
PARTIAL LIST
1) MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (S.C.75.123) S.F. ART INSTITUTE PORTFOLIO
NEW YORK CITY 1975
2) THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART N.Y.C. ARTS OF AFRICA, OCEANIA,
AND THE AMERICAS PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTION 2011
3) WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART (EAST VILLAGE TAPE) 1985
4) THE FIELD MUSEUM ; CHICAGO, PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTION 2013
5) HIRSHORN/SMITHSONIAN (EAST VILLAGE TAPE) WASH. D.C. 1985
6) MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (S.F.A.I. PORTFOLIO) SAN FRANCISCO 1975
7) OAKLAND MUSEUM (PHOTOGRAPHS) OAKLAND CALIF. 1973
8) SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE collection (EAST VILLAGE TAPE) 1985
9) CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO (PHOTOGRAPH) SAN FRANCISCO 1973
10) DE SAISSET MUSEUM (PHOTOGRAPH) SANTA CLARA CA. 1972
11) THE ART CENTER (EAST VILLAGE TAPE) WACO TEXAS 1986
12) MEMPHIS BROOKS MUSEUM (ART SEEN TAPE) MEMPHIS TENN. 1987
13) AKRON ART MUSEUM (ART SEEN TAPE) AKRON OH. 1988
14) HOUSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ART (ARMAN TAPE) HOUSTON TX.1989
15) BLACK STAR PUBLISHING (PHOTOGRAPHS) NEW YORK CITY 1997
16) THE SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE
DIEGO RIVERA GALLERY "COLLECTED" EXHIBITION 2014
PERMANENTLY ARCHIVED: ANNE BREMER LIBRARY: SFAI
17) L ARENGARIO STUDIO BIBLIOGRAFICO, GUSSAGO, ITALY 2014
KEITH HARING PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH DATED 1985
NATIONAL GROUP SHOWS
1) HANSEN FULLER GALLERY SAN FRANCISCO 1973
2) WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART (VIDEO ON ART) 1985
3) DE YOUNG MUSEUM RAINBOW SHOW SAN FRANCISCO 1975
4) OAKLAND MUSEUM ULTRA FILMS OAKLAND CA. 1974
5) CAMERA WORKS PHOTOGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE SAN FRANCISCO 1976
6) CAMERA WORKS EXHIBITION AND AUCTION LOS ANGELES 1978
7) MULTIPLE MEDIA TRAVELED TO 8 U.S. INSTITUTIONS 1974
8) OHIO SILVER GALLERY NATIONAL EXHIBITION LOS ANGELES 1975
9) CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY RIVERSIDE CA. 1984
10) PALACE OF FINE ARTS EXPLORITORIUM SAN FRANCISCO 1972
11) GUGGENHEIM GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHY ORANGE CA. 1978
12) NEARY GALLERY CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY SANTA CRUZ CA. 1979
13) DE SAISSET ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM SANTA CLARA CA. 1972
14) SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE FILM FESTIVAL SAN FRANCISCO 1972
15) SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE VALENTINE SHOW 1986
16) SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE EMMANUEL WALTER GALLERY 1974
17) SAN FRANCISCO ART COMMISSION GALLERY (PHOTO MURAL) 1973
18) SAN FRANCISCO ART COMMISSION GALLERY “PHOTOS & GRAPHICS” 1978
19) ERIE ART CENTER MULTIPLE MEDIA ERIE PA. 1974
20) IMAGES GALLERY HORIZONS NEW YORK 1976
21) 27TH SAN FRANCISCO ART FESTIVAL SAN FRANCISCO 1973
22) 28TH SAN FRANCISCO ART FESTIVAL SAN FRANCISCO 1974
23) 29TH SAN FRANCISCO ART FESTIVAL SAN FRANCISCO 1975
24) 3OTH SAN FRANCISCO ART FESTIVAL SAN FRANCISCO 1976
25) 31ST SAN FRANCISCO ART FESTIVAL SAN FRANCISCO 1977
26) VORPAL GALLERY EAST VILLAGE SHOW SAN FRANCISCO 1985
27) CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT NORTH RIDGE L.A. VIDEO ART 1988
28) SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN FRANCISCO 1987
29) SQUIGGLES GALLERY VIDEO REFUSES SAN FRANCISCO 1986
30) HADLEY MARTIN GALLERY SAN FRANCISCO 1987
31) FINE ARTS MUSEUM OF LONG ISLAND ART SEEN TAPE 1989
32) CHANDLER GALLERY ART SEEN TAPE SEATTLE WA. 1991
33) CASKEY LEES TRIBAL SHOW FORT MASON S.F. CA. 2012
34) THE SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE
DIEGO RIVERA GALLERY "COLLECTED" EXHIBITION 2014
PERMANENTLY ARCHIVED: ANNE BREMER LIBRARY: S.F.A.I.
35) THE SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE
“GHOSTS OF THE TOWER”
ARCHIVE EXHIBITION JANUARY - APRIL 2017
WALTER AND MCBEAN GALLERIES
36) SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUE FILM FESTIVAL 1973
37) FRIENDS OF PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
“IN CELEBRATION OF LIGHT” CARMEL, CALIFORNIA: 2018
NATIONAL ONE MAN SHOWS
1) HIRSHORN/SMITHSONIAN EAST VILLAGE TAPE WASH. D.C. 1985
2) FOURTH STREET GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS N.Y.C. 1976
3) FOURTH STREET GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS N.Y.C. 1985
4) SAN FRANCISCO ART INSTITUTE EAST VILLAGE TAPE S.F. 1985
5) G. RAY HAWKINS GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS LOS ANGELES 1988
6) HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY EAST VILLAGE TAPE HEMPSTEAD N.Y. 1985
7) UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EXTENSION SAN FRANCISCO 1975
8) IMAGES GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS N.Y.C. 1977
9) 544 NATOMA PERFORMANCE GALLERY SAN FRANCISCO 1983
10) MADISON ART CENTER PHOTOGRAPHS MADISON WI. 1976
11) LEHIGH UNIVERSITY ART GALLERIES EAST VILLAGE TAPE 1985
12) JOHN BOLLES GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS SAN FRANCISCO 1974
13) OHIO UNIVERSITY PHOTOGRAPHS ATHENS OH. 1971
14) OAKLAND UNIVERSITY EAST VILLAGE TAPE ROCHESTER MI. 1985
15) ARTISTS WORKSHOP AND GALLERY BROOKLYN N.Y. 1970
16) INTERSECTION GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS SAN FRANCISCO 1972
17) MARC RICHARDS GALLERY L.A. ART SCENE TAPE LOS ANGELES 1986
18) E.Z.T.V. KEITH HARING TAPE LOS ANGELES 1987
19) PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART NAM JUNE PAIK TAPE PHIL.PA. 1990
20) MARTIN WEBER GALLERY / A.T.A. SAN FRANCISCO 1986
21) HANK BAUM GALLERY CALIFORNIA ART SCENE SAN FRANCISCO 1986
22) E.Z.T.V. LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI TAPE LOS ANGELES 1987
23) THOMAS CROW GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS LOS ANGELES 1973
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS
(GROUP AND ONE MAN)
1) 10TH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY ART
ROYAN FRANCE 1976
2) 13TH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY ART
ROYAN FRANCE 1979
3) 34TH INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON OF JAPAN
TOKYO JAPAN 1974
4) 41ST INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON OF JAPAN
TOKYO JAPAN 1981
5) EXCONVENTO DEL CARMAN ONE MAN SHOW
GUADALAJARA MEXICO 1975
6) 31ST CORK FILM FESTIVAL KEITH HARING TAPE
CORK IRELAND 1986
7) PEOPLES LODGE IFUGAO TRIBAL PHOTOGRAPHS BANAUE,
IFUGAO PROVENCE, PHILIPPINES 1998
8) “IBEJI SCULPTURE” MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART: BELGRADE
DECEMBER 2015
9) “SKULL CULTS” JORG SCHEIDT LECTURE AT
“HAUS LEIPZIG” LEIPZIG GERMANY JUNE 3RD 2017
BOOKS: MONOGRAPHS
1) "PERSPECTIVES" PHOTOGRAPHS AND INTERVIEWS
ANSEL ADAMS, JERRY UELSMANN, RALPH GIBSON, ROBERT HEINEKEN 1978
2) "REALITIES" 1976
3) "THE OBJECTIVE REALITY OF ILLUSIONISTIC PERCEPTIONS" 1972
4) "THE LAST FILIPINO HEAD HUNTERS" 2001
PUBLISHED BY “LAST GASP”
5) "SACRED JOURNEY: THE GANGES TO THE HIMALAYAS" 2004
PUBLISHED BY “TASCHEN” IN FOUR LANGUAGES
6) "TEN SOUTHEAST ASIAN TRIBES FROM FIVE COUNTRIES" 2008
PUBLISHED BY “LAST GASP”
BOOKS INCLUDED
1) WHOS WHO IN AMERICA
2) WHOS WHO IN AMERICAN ART
3) WHOS WHO IN CALIFORNIA
4) WHOS WHO IN THE WEST
5) "PHOTOGRAPHY FOR VISUAL COMMUNICATORS" (PRENTICE-HALL)
6) SAN FRANCISCO CITY GUIDE
7) "THE HIDDEN WORLD OF THE NAGA"
8) "THE WORLD OF TATTOO"
9) "TAPPING INK: TATTOOING IDENTITIES, TRADITION,
AND MODERNITY IN CONTEMPORARY KALINGA SOCIETY 2013
10) "VIETNAM ODYSSEY IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN STREAM" 2013
11) INTERNATIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL CENTER, CAMBRIDGE ENGLAND, 2014
"OUTSTANDING PEOPLE IN THE ARTS TODAY"
12) "THE NAGAS: MEMORIES OF HEADHUNTERS" (WHITE LOTUS) 2015
13) “ IBEJI SCULPTURE” MUSEUM EXHIBITION CATALOGUE
MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART: BELGRADE 2015
14) “IN THE SHOES OF STONE AGE MEN”
LITHUANIAN COUNCIL OF CULTURE: 2016
15 “DEATH: A GRAVESIDE COMPANION”
THAMES AND HUDSON, LONDON 2017
PERIODICALS INCLUDED
1) SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION MAGAZINE COVER MARCH 2014
ASMAT BEADED ANCESTOR SKULL: MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER FEATURED STORY
NEW GUINEAS ASMAT TRIBE
2) VILLAGE VOICE (F. MCDONALD) JUNE 17, 1976 NEW YORK CITY
3) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (A. FRANKENSTEIN) MARCH 21, 1974
4) ARTWEEK (J. MURRAY) DECEMBER 18, 1976 CALIFORNIA
5) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (A. FRANKENSTEIN) MAY 16, 1974
6) ARTWEEK (J. BESHEARS) JULY 7, 1973 CALIFORNIA
7) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (T. ALBRIGHT) JANUARY 1976
8) BAY GUARDIAN (B. DANCIS) APRIL 10,1985 SAN FRANCISCO
9) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (K. BAKER) APRIL 12, 1985
10) FILMS ART FOUNDATION APRIL 1985 SAN FRANCISCO
11) BAY AREA VIDEO COALITION (B.A.V.C) APRIL 1985 SAN FRANCISCO
12) WEST ART MARCH 1974 CALIFORNIA
13) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE "THIS WORLD" COVER JANUARY 5,1975
14) MADISON ART NEWS APRIL 1976 MADISON WI.
15) CAPITOL TIMES MAY 1976 MADISON WI.
16) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (K. BAKER) APRIL 24, 1986
17) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (K. BAKER) MARCH 14,1986
18) SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER (R. MORSE) AUGUST 29,1986
19) LOS ANGELES READER (C. DALTON) OCTOBER 3,1986
20) CABLE VIEW DECEMBER 1989 SAN FRANCISCO
21) FLASH ART DECEMBER 1989 ROME ITALY
22) SOMA MAGAZINE #18 1992 SAN FRANCISCO
23) ART CALENDAR MAGAZINE 1993 CHICAGO IL.
24) ART CALENDAR MAGAZINE FEBRUARY 1995 CHICAGO IL.
25) FILIPINAS MAGAZINE APRIL 1998 SAN FRANCISCO
26) THE WORLD OF TRIBAL ART MAY 1998 MILAN ITALY
27) THE WORLD OF TRIBAL ART APRIL 2002 MILAN ITALY
28) PATAGONIA SEPTEMBER 2002 LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA USA
29) VOGUE LONDON 2004
30) ESQUIRE TOKYO 2004
31) LIFESTYLE AUSTRIA 2005
32) NOUVELLES DE LINDE PARIS 2005
33) "H10" MADRID SPAIN 2005
34) NEW AGE RETAILER BELLINGHAM ENGLAND 2005
35) SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER ONLINE "ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT"
"GLOBAL MICROCOSM OF ART AT FORT MASON" S.F. CA. 2012
36) INSIDE ARTZINE MAGAZINE: TRIER GERMANY 2015
37) ARTS OF ASIA “SIMPLE AND POWERFUL:
EXPRESSIONS IN CORDILLERA TRADITIONAL ART” PAGE 43
BIBLIOGRAPHY; PAGE 58 JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2017
BROADCAST AND CABLE TELEVISION
1) P.B.S. CHANNEL 9 K.Q.E.D. BROADCAST FEBRUARY 1991 NORTHERN CA.
2) CHANNEL 37 "EAST VILLAGE ART SCENE" FEBRUARY 1987 LA JOLLA CA.
3) CHANNEL 3 "CALIFORNIA ART SCENE I" MARCH 1987 LOS ANGELES
4) CHANNEL 3 "CALIFORNIA ART SCENE II" MARCH 1988 LOS ANGELES
5) CHANNEL 6 "ART SEEN SERIES" WEEKLY 1987-1994 SAN FRANCISCO
6) MANHATTAN CABLE "ART SEEN SERIES" WEEKLY 1989-1993 N.Y.C.
7) PACIFIC MOUNTAIN NETWORK SATELLITE FEED 1991
8) CHANNEL 37 "LOS ANGELES ART SCENE" NOVEMBER 1986 LA JOLLA CA.
9) CHANNEL 32 K.M.P.T. BROADCAST MARCH 1994 SAN FRANCISCO
10) "THE UNIVERSE OF KEITH HARING" 2008
WEEKLY CABLE TELEVISION "ART SEEN" SERIES
1) MANHATTAN CHANNEL17 WEDNESDAYS 11:30 P.M. E.S.T.
2) LOS ANGELES CENTURY CHANNEL 3 SUNDAYS 7 P.M.
3) DALLAS CHANNEL 25 AND 9
4) ASPEN THURSDAYS 8 P.M.
5) ATLANTA CHANNEL 12 6:30 P.M.
6) MIAMI CHANNEL 2 WEDNESDAY 10:30 A.M. THURSDAY 2:30 P.M.
7) NEW ORLEANS CHANNEL 53 WEDNESDAY 8 P.M. SATURDAY 5:30 P.M.
8) PORTLAND CHANNEL 53 TUESDAYS 7:30 P.M.
9) SAINT LOUIS MONDAY 7 P.M.
10) SCOTTSDALE TUESDAY 3 P.M. AND 7:30 P.M. THURSDAY 6:30 P.M.
11) OAKLAND CALIFORNIA SATURDAY 10:30 P.M.
12) MARIN COUNTY CALIFORNIA CHANNEL 36 MONDAY & TUESDAYS 9 P.M.
