Little Big Man Gallery presents What She Said, a solo exhibition of work by photographer Deanna Templeton. The show will feature a collection of portraits of women that Templeton has taken over the last 15 years and pairs the photographs with excerpts from her teenage journal entries from the mid to late 1980’s. The body of work formed naturally as many of her series do. Templeton had been shooting in the streets for years, both candidly and asking for portraits with no particular grand scheme. Over the last five years she came to realize that many of the women that she was approaching for portraits had something in common. They were a reflection of her when she was their age or they were symbolic of who she wanted to be at that age. Templeton was drawn to these women for a reason. Deanna Templeton "What She Said" will be on view until July 31 at Little Big Man Gallery in Los Angeles. Click here to read our interview with Deanna Templeton. photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper.
What She Said: Read Our Exclusive Interview With Deanna Templeton On The Occasion Of Her New Book And Solo Photography Show →
Most may know Deanna Templeton as the wife, muse and woman behind skater, photographer extraordinaire, Ed Templeton. Just the same, though, you could say that Ed is the man and muse behind Deanna. But the truth is that they walk hand in hand – sometimes literally – especially when they go on their daily stroll through Huntington Beach photographing the seaside community’s sun drenched denizens. Indeed, Deanna and Ed are truly one of the greatest artistic duos in recent memory. While their work isn’t purely collaborative, both of their identities as artists and photographers are wholly unique, dynamic and alive with a searing, youthful vibrancy. Click here to read more.