Vigeland Lovers, Norway, fine art photograph

From the time Mallorie Ostrowitz earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Fine Arts at Queens College, photography has been a major focus.  Several years later, she returned to the City University of New York to complete a Master of Fine Arts, Degree in painting.  Following graduation, Mallorie worked as a graphic designer. Throughout this time, Mallorie began to study and photograph the environment while hiking, snow shoeing, skiing and rafting.  Mallorie looks beyond the large landscape, focusing on extraordinary details of ordinary objects, a close-up approach, Reflections and how light interacts with the architecture.

Mallorie’s work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group shows from New England to as far west as Montana, Idaho, Utah and Colorado. Her work is part of the Oppenheimer Fund permanent collection, the University of CT Hospital permanent collection, and the MGM Grand Hotel at the Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut, to name a few. Her work has been accepted in many juried shows and is an elected d Signature Artist at West Hartford Art League.  Galleries that regularly have shown her work include the Farmington Valley Arts Center, and the Woody Creek Art Studio in Woody Creek, Colorado, Arts Center East, and West Hartford Art League. In addition, her work is currently on display at the Mandell Jewish Community Center and at Spectrum Gallery in Centerbrook, Connecticut.