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Martina Shenal

Martina
Shenal

SPE Member since 1999
Member Chapter: Southwest

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Enoshima (ladders)
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Monumento Natural e Regional da Caldiera Velha, Sao Miguel
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Aftermath (typhoon)
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Geothermal, Piscina Natural da Ponta da Ferraria, Sao Miguel
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Shodoshima (vine)

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Hydro, Piscina Natural da Ponta da Ferraria, Sao Miguel
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Floating Island, Kanagawa Prefecture
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Landslide, Piscina Natural da Ponta da Ferraria, Sao Miguel
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Fujisawa (wrap)
Archival pigment print

Martina Shenal

SPE member since 1999
Mount Omuro (fall)
Archival pigment print

about

Martina Shenal is a Professor of Art in the Photography | Video | Imaging area at The University of Arizona in Tucson. She earned her MFA from Arizona State University and a BFA from Ohio State University.

For her professional work, Shenal has received numerous grants and fellowships including two Professional Development Grants from the Arizona Commission on the Arts, UA Confluence Center Faculty Collaboration Grant for the interdisciplinary proposal Space + Place, Visual Art Fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission, and a Western States Art Federation/National Endowment for the Arts Regional Fellowship, Her work is included in the permanent collection of the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Center for Creative Photography, New Mexico State University Art Museum, among others.

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