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Wendi Schneider’s ‘Locust’ Chosen by the Royal Photographic Society for Exhibition at the Fox Talbot Museum

Locust was on of 47 photographs chosen by the Royal Photographic Society from the last three International Photography Exhibitions for inclusion in an exhibition at the Fox Talbot Museum at Lacock Abbey.

Fox Talbot Museum
Lacock, Chippenham, UK

On view June 29, 2024 – April 27th, 2025

‘‘The IPE is the longest-running photography exhibition in the world, so taking elements of recent editions to the Home of Photography is very special. This reinforces the strong relationship between the RPS and the National Trust’s Lacock Abbey, the family home of William Henry Fox Talbot, an honorary Fellow of the RPS, whose experiments saw the birth of the basis of photography in Britain.” – Dan Jones, CEO of the RPS.


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Wendi Schneider’s Gilded Photographs in The 163rd Royal Photographic Society Exhibition

One hundred images were chosen anonymously from over 8000 entries, exploring themes of identity, cultural heritage, global societal issues, gender politics, mental health, the natural world, and the human condition for the 163rd edition of the world’s oldest photography exhibition, where such artists as Eduard Steichen, Alvin Langdon Coburn and Julia Margaret Cameron exhibited. 

The 57 international photographers will exhibit at the Royal Photographic Society at RPS Gallery, Bristol, UK April 16 – July 3, 2022 before the exhibition travels.

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Wendi Schneider Featured in The Royal Photographic Society Visual Arts Magazine

Wendi Schneider was a Featured Photographer in the 158th Issue of Visual Art, the magazine published by England’s Royal Photographic Society Visual Art Group. Many thanks to the Royal Photographic Society for this wonderful feature.

“I was in New Orleans last year and found ‘A Gallery for Fine Photography’ and it was here, among a fantastic selection of images, that I discovered the work of Denver-based artist Wendi Schneider. Her work literally shone out, by the use of precious metals to gild the reverse of her work, she creates other-worldly representations of the environment around us. I admire the way she has produced a beautiful body of work in a unique and magical way.“

– Ray Higginbottom, Editor, ARPS

Read the article: Visual Art Magazine, No. 158 Issue 2, 2020