Clay Myers-Bowman
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
July-September, 2026. Where Land, Light, & Water Meet: San Diego and Beyond, Nainsook Framing + Art Gallery, San Diego, CA
SELECTED JURIED EXHIBITIONS
August 2026, Lens Work: Trees and Water, juried online exhibition, juror: Todd Johnson, director, Black Box Gallery, Portland, OR
July 2026, Seen/Unseen, juried online exhibition, juror: Ann Jastrub, executive director, Center for Photographic Art, Decagon Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
April 2026, The Space Between, virtual juried photo exhibit, juror, Jessica Lemmon, Photo Art Pavilion, Brightwaters, NY
March–May 2026, Orange Crush, juried exhibition, jurors: Ann Jastrub, executive director of CPA, and Jan Watten, director, Gray Loft Gallery, Oakland, CA
March–April 2026, Member’s Show: Pacific Grove Art Center, Monterey Peninsula Art Forum Gallery, Monterey, CA
January–February, 2026, Small Group Show, Central Coast Art Association, Pacific Grove, CA
OTHER SELECTIONS
May 18, 2026, YourDailyPhotograph.com daily email, curated by Duncan Miller Gallery, Los Angeles, CA. http://www.YourDailyPhotograph.com
GALLERY & MUSEUM EXPERIENCE
Center for Photographic Art, Carmel, CA, June 2026-present — Newly appointed volunteer supporting gallery activities, public programs, and special events at this regional center for contemporary photography. Drawing on my years in nonprofit leadership, relationship-building, and professional photography to help create welcoming, engaging experiences for visitors and members.
Salinas Valley Art Gallery, Salinas, CA, May 2026–present — New exhibiting member artist showing fine art landscape and seascape photography in a community-focused gallery setting.
Museum of Photographic Art, San Diego, CA, Summers, 2018 & 2019 — Marketing volunteer assisting with media relations, event planning, and evaluation.
Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery, Lindsborg, KS, 2008-2010 — Capital Campaign Manager for $3.1 million campaign for gallery upgrades and renovations.
Plains Art Museum, Fargo, ND, 1994-1996 — Capital Campaign Manager for $3 million campaign to relocate operations to Fargo into a renovated historic building.