Doug Fogelson studied at The School of the Art Institute (Class of ’94) and Columbia College both in Chicago. Since then, his works have been exhibited globally with galleries and museums and are included in esteemed private and public collections such as The J. Paul Getty Center, Los Angeles; The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago; Center for Creative Photography, Tucson, and the Staatliche Museum für Fotografie, Berlin. Fogelson’s artistic endeavors have been covered by The Brooklyn Rail, NewCity, Photo District News, and Hi-Fructose among others.
Aside from creating art and music, Doug founded and directed Front Forty Press, an independent arts focused publishing imprint, taught in the Photography Department of The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and currently serves as a Board member for Filter Photo where he co-founded the Filter Space Gallery. In 2023 Doug and the team launched One Year for Earth, a nonprofit effort focused on helping people, “see through the lens of Sustainability”.
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The art on this website is offered in limited-edition archival pigment prints made from high-resolution drum scans of analog film. Custom applications such as photographic murals, light boxes, photographic glass, etc. are sometimes possible as well, please contact the studio to discuss these options or commissions in detail. The works you see here are often edited from larger bodies of images in each series. If you are interested to view more contact the studio directly so we can present a selection for you via the Private page on this website or set up an in-person visit.