Group ExhibitionNovember 2023 - March 2024
The artist’s work is included in the group exhibition “Chronicles: The Great Depression and the Pandemic” at the Springfield Museum of Art, Springfield, OH. Running until March 30, 2024, the show “explores how resilience can be born out of times of national tragedy”. .
Group ExhibitionSeptember 2023 - January 2024
The “Tree Concious” exhibition at the Solway Gallery, Cincinnati, OH, highlights “the tree’s historical significance as a provider of sustenance and shelter throughout time”. Five photographs of apple trees that Stevens made in Japan are featured in this show that runs through January 15, 2024.
The Apple is EverythingPublished 2022
In this book, sculptor and artist Barnaby Barford explores the significance of the apple throughout human history. Work from Stevens’s Seeking Perfection project is included.
ipoma MagazineNovember 2022
This article investigates how Japan has raised the status of the apple to a cultural asset. Its specialized approach to apple cultivation is illustrated by the artist’s photographs, which accompany the piece.
Culture Trip ArticleAugust 3, 2022
This article, which includes several of the artist’s photographs, describes the Japanese technique of growing apples with stencils that leave behind a photogram image when harvested.
Group ExhibitionMay 21 – August 28, 2022
Images from Witness Marks are included in this group exhibition that juxtaposes Depression-era photographs by Farm Security Administration photographers with those of contemporary Ohio photographers reacting to the COVID-19 pandemic.
WOUB Story on ExhibitionMay 25, 2022
Public radio interview with the curators of Chronicles: The Great Depression and the Pandemic exhibition in Lancaster, OH, which includes work by the artist.
AP Press ReleaseMay 19, 2022
The artist’s photographs are included in an exhibition pairing photographs from two moments of societal crisis – the Depression of the 1930’s and the COVID-19 pandemic of the 2020’s – and which aims to draw parallels between the two events.
Video of Artist Discussing Witness Marks
FotoFocus sponsored the creation of this video in support of the Off Ludlow Gallery exhibition in October, 2020.
Solo ExhibitionCincinnati, OH, September 25 – October 31, 2020
The artist debuted a new body of work, Witness Marks, at this exhibition that was supported by FotoFocus.
Group ExhibitionSeptember 3 – November 21, 2020
Photographs from Witness Marks were included in this show, whose focus was the effect of distance on the act of photographing.
Images Used for Favorite Story of the Year Atlas Obscura online magazine, by Alex Mayyasi, December 5, 2018The writers and editors of Gastro Obscura write about their favorite articles of 2018. The piece about Japanese apple stenciling that included 8 of the artist’s images was chosen as one of them.
Article about The Long Arc projectPublished July 16, 2019Amy Whitaker writes for The Anna May Project about the photographs in The Long Arc and the relationship of the aging body to beauty.
Article about Japanese Apple StencilingAtlas Obscura online magazine, by Abbey Perreault, November 8, 2018Eight images from the artist’s Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in Japan project accompany an article about the fading art of apple stenciling in Japan.
Group Exhibition in Fotofocus 2018ARCHIVE [negative], Manifest Drawing Center, Cincinnati, OH, October 13-28, 2018The artist’s work was chosen for this 2018 Fotofocus exhibition. Curator Michael Wilson collaborated with a dozen regional and nationally-known photographers on printing one black & white negative from their archives.
Visiting Artist & Lecturer at St. Lawrence UniversityCanton, NY, October 2-4, 2018The artist conducted an Arts Careers Workshop for Fine Arts students, and made presentations to photography classes on topics such as where project ideas come from, the creative process and the use of metaphor in photographs.
MVS Master Class Workshop ParticipantTucson, AZ, January 16-20, 2018Participants took part in professional portfolio reviews and took in presentations and discussions on today’s fine print markets, publication and exhibition projects, and developing marketing strategies for photographic work.
Review of The Thread in the River ExhibitionREPORT Online arts magazine, "Jane Alden Stevens at Weston Art Gallery", by C. M. Turner, May 29, 2017Review of The Thread in the River exhibition in Cincinnati, OH
Review of The Thread in the River ExhibitionCityBeat newspaper, "Seeing is (maybe) Believing at Weston Gallery", by Kathy Schwartz, March 8, 2017Review of The Thread in the River exhibition in Cincinnati, OH, with mention of The Wind Telephone series.
Article about Foto Founders ExhibitionAEQAI online arts journal, “Foto Founders at Covington’s Behringer-Crawford Museum”, by Jane Durrell, November 19, 2016
Short Essay in University MagazineSt. Lawrence University Magazine, "The Scenario-Setter", Summer 2016Brief essay by the artist about the creation of the Muscle Girl photograph
Book Review of Teaching Photography, 2nd ed.Rangefinder magazine online, March 15, 2016Review of a book co-authored by Glenn Rand, Jane Alden Stevens & Garin Horner
Image Published in BookThe Book of Alternative Photographic Processes, by Christopher James, Cengage Learning, 2015Image from the Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in Japan project included in section on Anthotype printing
Mention of Images Used in a Theater ProductionDayton City Paper, "Calm Before the Storm", by Don Hurst, November 17-23, 2015Article on the production of All is Calm, in which photographs from Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered were included as part of the set
Exhibition at the Dayton Art InstituteDayton Daily News, "Dayton Art Institute's 'Tears of Stone' Exhibit Focuses on WWI", by Meredith Moss, June 28, 2015Article about the motivation behind and creation of the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project
Promotional Video by the Dayton Art InstitutePublished September 17, 2015 on YouTubeIn this brief video, Cincinnati, Ohio, based photographer Jane Alden Stevens describes a chance encounter that led to one of the photos in the exhibition Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered.
Artist Talk at the Dayton Art InstituteDayton Art Institute Newsletter, "Artist Talk & Book Signing with Jane Alden Stevens"Lecture & book signing on September 17, 2015, 6:00 - 7:00pmEducational programming related to the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered exhibit
Book Review of Poetics of Light: Contemporary Pinhole PhotographyLos Angeles Times, "'Poetics of Light': Gauzy Dreams Through a Pinhole", by Craig Nakano, May 25, 2014Review of book by Eric Renner & Nancy Spencer Includes photographs by Jane Alden Stevens
Interview with Jane Alden StevensAEQAI, online arts journal, "Jane Alden Stevens: Photography in Motion", by Laura A. Hobson, November 2014Interview covers teaching, influences, creativity, and changes in the world of photography.
Interview with Jane Alden Stevens"The Aesthetic Experience", interview conducted by art educator Kayla Wandsnider, March 2014Interview covers numerous aspects of what "the aesthetic experience" is and its value in today's world.
Interview with Jane Alden StevensPhoto-Eye blog, interview by Sarah Bradley, October 13, 2013Interview covers the origins of the Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in Japan project, as well as cameras used and the limits of photography.
Article on Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in JapanPopular Photography China, September 2012Portfolio of images and Chinese text about the project
Article in Chinese Photographers magazineChinese Photographers, text in Chinese, June 2012Profile of the artist and portfolio of images from the Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in Japan project
Exhibition Review of Landscapes of the MindAEQAI, online arts journal, "Landscapes of the Mind: Metaphor, Archetype & Symbol: 1971 - 2012", by Jonathan Kamholtz, December 19, 2012Review of the exhibition held at the YWCA Women's Art Gallery in Cincinnati, OH
Images Published in BookThe Elements of Photography, 2nd edition; by Angela Faris Belt, Focal Press, 2011Portfolio of images from the Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in Japan project, statement about the work, and information on image presentation
Portfolio Published in Online Arts MagazineFraction, Issue 16, July 2010Statement about the work and images from the Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in Japan project
Portfolio Published in Online Visual Science MagazineDiscover, "How Do You Like Them (Hand-Pollinated, Stenciled) Apples?", by Rebecca Horne, October 4, 2010Portfolio of images from the Seeking Perfection: Traditional Apple Growing in Japan projectand information on the apple growing process
Image Published in Exhibition CatalogueThe Art of Caring: A Look at Life through Photography, essay by Cynthia Goodman, Ruder Finn Press, 2009Essay includes a critique of an image from the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project that was included in the exhibition, as well as the book.
Images Published in BookThe Elements of Photography, 1st edition, by Angela Faris Belt, Focal Press, 2008Portfolio of prints from the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project, including a statement about the work and info on the technical process
Article on TeachingUC Magazine, "Teaching Matters: Professor Nurtures Students' Creative Expression", February 2007Interview covers ways in which to encourage risk-taking and respectful discussion in the university classroom
Images Published in Quarterly MagazinePinhole Journal, Issue 58, Vol. 22, #1, April 2006Pinhole images from the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project
Images Published in Weekly NewspaperThe Chronicle Review, "Our First View of the End of the World", by Terry Castle, Nov. 5, 2004Images from the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project accompany an article reviewing recent books about World War I
Images Published in Photography JournalAfterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism, Vol. 31.6, May/June 2004Images from the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project, plus an artist's statement
Book Review of Tears of Stone: World War I RememberedLenscap magazine, published by Silver Eye Center of Photography, Pittsburgh, PA, Fall/Winter 2004-2005Review written by Sherrie Flick
Essay and Images Published in Quarterly JournalPinhole Journal, Contemporary Images 13, Vol 20 #3; December 2004Portfolio of images and essay about the origins and defining experiences of the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project
Exhibition Review in University NewspaperThe Cornell Daily Sun, "Silence & Memory: Jane Alden Stevens Photography Legacy of WWI Veterans", November 16, 2004Review of the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered exhibition at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art in Ithaca, NY
Book Review in Quarterly Photography MagazineThe Photo Review, Vol. 26 & Vol. 27, November 2004Book review written by Charles Mann about Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered
Book Review in Quarterly MagazineOver the Front, Quarterly magazine of the League of World War One Aviation Historians, Vol. 19 No. 2, August 2004Book review written by James Streckfuss about Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered
Article in Greek MagazineMacedonia, article in Greek by Lamprini Thoma, Issue 435, June 20, 2004Article about the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project, including a profile of the artist
Newspaper Article about Tears of Stone: World War I RememberedThe Cincinnati Enquirer, "Why We Remember", by John Johnston, May 31, 2004Includes background on the project's origins and the value of paying tribute to those who have fallen in war
Book Review in Greek NewspaperApogevmatini Daily, text in Greek, May 16, 2004Book review written by Lamprini Thoma about Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered
Article in Online Science News JournalAAAS: The Global Source for Science News, "Lest We Forget: Unforgettable Images Speak for Those Fallen", by M. B. Reilly, May 4, 2004Includes background on the project's origins and the value of paying tribute to those who have fallen in war
Profile in University MagazineUC Horizons, "Photographer", April 2003Thoughts by the artist on the nature of the creative experience
Radio Interview about Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered ProjectWVXU-FM, 91.7, Barbara Gray, interviewer; broadcast on September 28, 2003
Article in Photography MagazinePanorama, The Journal of the International Association of Panoramic Photographers (IAPP)Vol. 19, No. 1, Spring 2002Article by the artist describing the origins of the Tears of Stone: World War I Remembered project, technical approaches, and experiences that occurred while photographing
Newspaper Article on Tears of Stone ProjectThe Cincinnati Enquirer, "World War I Still Recalled, Mourned", by Ben L. Kaufman, June 11, 2001Article about the origins of the project, technical approaches, and experiences that occurred while photographing
Newspaper Article on Tears of Stone ProjectThe Cincinnati Post, "In Memoriam: Capturing Tributes to Fallen Dead", by Geoff Williams, May 28, 2001Article about the origins of the project, technical approaches, and experiences that occurred while photographing
Portfolio Published in MagazineAdirondack Life, "New Views: Jane Alden Stevens", October 1997Profile of the artist and photographs taken by her in the Adirondack Mountains of New York State
Images Published in BookFotografia Pensante, text in Portuguese by Luiz Guimarães Monforte, 1997A book about alternative photographic processes, including examples of work by the artist
Profile in University Research MagazineUC Research, "Computer Technology in Photography",Vol. 6, No. 1, Fall 1996/97Article describing the interface between analog and digital photographic processes in the artist's work
Exhibition Review in NewspaperPittsburgh Post-Gazette, "Jane Alden Stevens' Swing-Lens Photographs Absorbing", by Ivy Schroeder, February 17, 1996Review of exhibition at Pittsburgh Filmmakers Photo Gallery
Article in Finnish Photography MagazineKamera-Lehti, "Jane Alden Stevens", text in Finnish by Rainer K. Lampinen, August 1995Profile of the artist with accompanying panoramic images
Article in Literary MagazineArtful Dodge, "Questioning the Photograph", #26/27, Fall 1994Critical analysis of the work of the artist, including an artist's statement and portfolio of images
Interview in Regional Photography MagazineNew Mexico Photographer, "Jane Alden Stevens", by Kelly Stoddard, Vol. III, No. 1, Summer 1994Interview with the artist and accompanying photograph
Images Published in Quarterly MagazinePhotography Center Quarterly, The Center for Photography at Woodstock, #58, 1994Images from the Birth & Death series, including an artist's statement
Image Published in Regional MagazineOhio, April 1992Image accompanying an article about the relationship to the Wright Brothers to their hometown of Dayton, Ohio
Article in Politics, Science and Culture MagazineThe World & I, "All-Embracing Camera", by Larry Thall, Vol. 7, No. 1, January 1992Critical analysis of the artist's work, including her panoramic images
Article in Finnish Photography MagazineValukova, "Panhorama", Issue 7-8, August 1991Image included in an article about panoramic photography around the world. Text in Finnish.
Image Published on Back Cover of BookPhotographic Possibilities, 1st ed., by Robert Hirsch, Focal Press, 1991Image used on back cover of book about alternative approaches to photography
Review of Artist's Lecture at Bradley University, Peoria, ILJournal Star, "Photographer Does Not Let Medium Interfere with the Message", by Jerry Klein, April 12, 1990Review of artist's lecture and accompanying exhibition
Portfolio Published in Monthly MagazineAdirondac, "The Imagery of Jane Alden Stevens", September 1989Portfolio of panoramic images taken in the Adirondack Mountains of New York State