Artists' Bio - S.D Holman

Born and raised in Los Angeles, S.D Holman moved to Vancouver in 1986, becoming a professional artist, photographer and actor.

A graduate of Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design in 1991, S.D joined the public art and activism group, the Vancouver Association for Non-Commercial Culture, making individual multi-media works and collaborating collectively. The video Non-Document, made with other group members, documented this phenomenon.

S.D Holman has shown in solo and group exhibitions at The Roundhouse, Charles H. Scott, Exposure, Fotobase Galleries and Artropolis '93. The renowned photo -based work G.I.D. ... Gender Identity Disorder or Girls in Drag was exhibited at The Helen Pitt International Gallery, the San Francisco Public Library, the Advocate Gallery in Los Angeles, the Soady-Campbell Gallery in New York City, as well as at Studio Q, the Vancouver salon that Holman founded and operated.

Holman's work was recently featured in the Seattle Erotic Arts Festival, the Mammoth Book of Erotic Photography, published in New York, London and Paris, as well as in the book Fusion, which features four Vancouver photographers. Most recently Holman has been included in the textbook, "Culture and Education", distributed in Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia.


Contact: Art (at) sdholman (dot) com

http://sdholman.com/