with a better understanding of design and aesthetics. Venice/Venezia Premiered at DNJ Gallery, Los Angeles, in 2010, Venice/Venezia is a series of black and white diptychs on stretched canvas that create a metaphor by illustrating the duality of life in two distant cities that share the same name. Although the night images are beautiful to view, they are a sugar coated comment on how the residents of tourist destinations must share their lives with hordes of unwanted day tourists and then take back their beloved cities once the sunsets. Photography Griffith Park Observatory 1997 Radio Tower, Empire State 1997 World Trade Center from Empire State 1997 Bike Path Fog 2001 Speedway Alley 2001 LAX 2002 Santa Monica Pier Fog 1 2002 Santa Monica Pier Fog 2 2002 Chinatown Art Opening 2003 Paris Walk Street 2003 Los Angeles Panoramic 2 2005 Disney Hall and Music Center from US Bank Tower 2005 A Night View of Los Angeles 2006 A Night View Collaboration 2007–2010 GroupLA 2008, An Intimate View of Los Angeles 2009 GroupSC 2009, An Intimate View of Southern CA 2010 Books Films Shirley Kaufer, Artist 1990 L.A. Noir 2005 "Urban Noir - LA/NY" 2009 References Sight Photo Article with photos The Nocturnes Article with photos Antilipseis Magazine, September, 2006 Article with photos Women in Photography Article with photos Palm Springs Life Article with photos Globe Gallery, London Photo Awards Focus Magazine Article with photos, April, 2006 Review: Night Lights:Venice/Venezia Forth Magazine: Review: Night Lights:Venice/Venezia Fine Arts LA Magazine: Review: Night Lights:Venice/Venezia Arts Scene Magazine: Review:Night Lights:Venice/Venezia Art. Ltd. Magazine: Review: Night Lights:Venice/Venezia Article:Urban Noir/LA-NY 1a1 Photo Magazine External links Helen K. Garber's website DNJ Gallery Garber's Los Angeles representative Tepper Takayama Fine Arts - Garber's Boston representative Gallery Skart: GroupLA 2008 website An Intimate View of Los Angeles Group Installation Gallery Skart: GroupSC 2009 website An Intimate View of Southern California Installation American photographers 1954 births Living people People from Brooklyn Artists from Santa Monica, California State University of New York at New Paltz alumni American women photographers 21st-century American women