Photography

Email: jdotta@napavalley.edu

http://johndottaphotography.com

John Dotta is Professor of Art and Photography Program Coordinator at Napa Valley College in Napa, California. He received his Master of Fine Arts Degree in Photography from San Jose State University and a Master of Arts Degree in Photography and Deep Ecology from Prescott College. Before joining the faculty at Napa Valley College, he was Associate Professor of Art at Heartland Community College.  John has also been adjunct faculty at Chabot College, Foothill College, Sonoma State University and College of the Pacific. He has exhibited nationally and internationally including, BC Space Gallery, College of the Pacific, University of Nevada, Reno, Blue Sky Gallery, Sirius Gallery, Tokyo, Minatormirai Gallery, Yokohama and El Reino del Mundo Galley, Jose Marti Biblitoeca, Havana, Cuba.

Allison Watkins 

http://www.allisonwatkins.com 

Email: awatkins@napavalley.edu

Allison Watkins is a visual artist who currently explores our perceptions of materiality through her photography and textile based works. She is interested in documenting the instability of all forms and how our grasp of, and relationships to these forms change throughout time. Allison was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and is a MFA graduate of San Francisco State University, and a BFA graduate of San Jose State University. Her works have been shown in exhibitions at the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, San Francisco Camerawork, Chandra Cerrito Contemporary, The Textile Arts Center (NYC), En Em Art Space, and the Napa

Valley Museum, among others.  Allison currently makes her home in Northern California, where she teaches fine art photography at colleges and universities in the Bay Area. She was recently an affiliate artist at the Headlands Center for the Arts and is represented by En Em Art Space in Sacramento, California. 

Erin de Jauregui

http://www.dejauregui.com & http://www.thedejaureguis.com

Email:  info@dejauregui.com

James Erin de Jauregui goes by his middle name Erin. He loves to go hiking and taking film cameras along with him. Erin’s love for landscapes and photographic story telling can been seen throughout his work. After graduating from Art Center College of Design with a BFA in Photography, Erin has shot for editorial and commercial clients such as Time Magazine, LA Times Sunday Magazine, Angeleno, UCLA, Laguna College of Art, and for various independent designers.  Erin also shoots wedding with his wife where their cameras have allowed them to photograph weddings all over the country and abroad.