Amy Becker

Amy Becker is a fine art photographer who has exhibited her
work at Madison’s Griffin Gallery and at the Madison Public
Library.  She is currently a member of the Board of Directors of
the Madison  Arts & Culture Alliance (MACA), as well as the
creative director/editor  of the organization’s calendar of events.

Along with Tim Hoey, her husband, she facilitates the Madison
 Public Library’s popular “Tuesday Night at the Movies” series.
She is also  a digital lab monitor at the Visual Arts Center of
New Jersey in Summit.

Presently, her work is in an ongoing exhibition at the Geraldine
 R. Dodge Gallery Group Exhibit at Fairleigh Dickinson University
in Florham Park. Other Exhibitions include the Annual Juried
Group  Exhibit,  Griffin Gallery,  Madison, NJ,  April 2006 and 
 “Focused—A Single Moment in Time” , Photography Group
Exhibit, Griffin Gallery, Madison, NJ, March 2006.

Amy was born in New York City and grew up in Wayne, N.J. 
She and her husband moved to Madison in 1995. Ms. Becker's
academic background includes a B.S. from Boston University
 School of Communications, and coursework at the School of
Visual Arts of New York.

Her professional development includes photography workshops
and classes at the International Center of Photography, Morris  County College and Visual Arts Center of New Jersey. She has studied photography with a number of noted professionals
including Joyce Tenneson, Jack Rezincki, Jeff Mermelstein,
Harvey Stein  and Susan Kleckner.

Look for Amy's work in a solo show in April 2007, at
the Madison Public Library, and visit her website at
www.amybecker.com.