Shelburne Museum:
Cyanotype Photography by David Sokosh

Solo Show at Vermont’s Shelburne Museum!
May - October 2025

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David Sokosh is a photographer based in New York’s Hudson Valley. He creates images using the 19th Century process of cyanotype. 

His current project: Past/Present-Memory/Loss 
Celebrates Material Culture as part of an exploration of still-life as portrait/self-portrait.

His Photographic Artist Book: 
Things That Look Like the MOON (but are not the moon),
is available at Abecedarian Artists’ Books. or directly from the artist through this website.

Prints are available on this website and
can be seen in real life at:
 Carrie Haddad Gallery Hudson or
Collier West/Studio 369 Brooklyn

Ongoing projects include:
Gatsby in Blue: A Fantasia on Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. (Cyanotype book and prints). 

Shelburne Mermaid Weathervane with NiteLite (Sketch) 2024
Handle Tondo,  Cyanotype print, 2024
All images, design and text © 2010-2024 by David Sokosh.