Jim Hubbard | Annotated List of Awards & Recognition
Fitzgerald Eviction, Jim Hubbard; Alexandria, Virginia 1987
•Lewis Hine Distinguished Service Award honoring Jim's many years of advocacy with and for poor children.
National Child Labor Committee, New York, January 2007.
• Proclaimation of Distinguished Service Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, Los Angeles, CA, March 2007.
• 3 Pulitzer Prize Nominations for
homeless series, Washington, D.C. (1986), for Wounded Knee
occupation.
(1973), and for coverage of the Rapid City South Dakota flash
flood.
• United States Congressional Recognition. For
work with the homeless. Representative Tony Cohelo,
( 1987)
• Parent’s Magazine As They Grow Award for the Arts. (1995)
• National MultiCultural Institute Award. Washington, D.C. (1994)
• ARA Spirit of Service Award. New York, N.Y. (1993)
• Prudential Foundation Leadership Award. Washington, D.C. (1992)
• National Association of Social Workers’ Public Citizen of
the Year. (1991)
• Board of Supervisors, Prince William County,
Virginia. Commendation
for commitment to
educating the public on homelessness. (1989)
• Leica Medal of Excellence Award for Homeless in America (1988)
• American Homelessness. Listed as one
of the prominent people involved in homelessness as its
became
visible during the 80's.
• Over 100 awards for his photo
journalism from the National Press, Photographer's
Association,
United Press International, White House News Photographer's
Association,
Nebraska News
Photographer of the Year, and others.
Speaking Engagements
• Mr. Hubbard has spoken at over 100 colleges and universities. He speaks primarily about his work as a
documentary photographer and the method of participatory documentary photography. His most recent
engagement is as a Key Note Speaker, along with Angela Davis, at Northern Michigan University (September
2006), where he will be presenting work from Shooting Back and Venice Arts, as well as his own work, at a
conference on diversity.
Annotated List of Exhibitions
• Venice Art Walk, Venice, California (2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002)
• American Refugees: Images of America’s
Homeless, Highways Gallery, Santa
Monica,
California, (2004)
• Group Show, Highways Gallery, Santa Monica, California, (2003)
• The Settlements of Cape Town South Africa, Highways Gallery, Santa Monica, California,
(2002)
• Love and Respect - Images from the Alzheimer’s Project, State Capital Building,
Sacramento,
California, (2001)
• Love and Respect - Images from the Alzheimer’s Project, Highways Gallery,
Santa Monica,
California, (2000)
• Smithsonian Museum, Washington D.C., (1994)
• Corcoran Museum (Gallery), Washington D.C., (1987)
Annotated List of Publications
• Oxford
History of Art: American Photography. Orvell, Mile, (Ed.) (2003). Oxford
University
Press, pp 154-5.
• Sociology
in a Changing World. Fifth Edition. Kornblum,
William (2000). City
University of
New York, Harcourt Brace Publishers, pp 150-51.
• Finding
Art’s Place, Experiments in Contemporary
Education and Culture.
Paley, Nicholas (1995). Routledge
Press, pp. 115-163.
• ArtForms. Fifth
Edition. Preble, Duane and Sarah (1994). Harper
Collins, pp 483-4.
• Mapping
the Terrain, New Genre Public Art. Lacy, Suzanne, (Ed.) (1989). Bay
press,
pp 243-4.
• Strong Hearts: Native American Visions and
Voices (1995). Aperture Press, pp
42-9.
Books
• In a New Land: Photography of Russian Immigrant Youth
Hubbard, Jim; Warshafsky, Lynn (2005). Privately published. Forward by Ralph Lewin, California Council for
the Humanities.
• Picturing Race: Photos from South Africa and Los Angeles by Venice Arts Youth
Hubbard, Jim (2003). City of Los
Angeles publishers. Forward by Mayor James Hahn.
• Lives Turned Upside Down
Hubbard, Jim (1996).
New York, New
York, Simon & Schuster.
• Shooting Back, A Technical Assistance Manual
Hubbard,
Jim (1995). Self-published through a grant from the National Endowment for the
Arts
and the Prudential Foundation.
• Shooting Back from
the Reservation
Hubbard,
Jim (1994). New
York, New York,
The New Press. Forward by Dennis Banks.
• Shooting Back, A Photographic View of Life
By Homeless Children
Hubbard, Jim (1991). San Francisco, CA, Chronicle
Books.
Forward by Dr. Robert
Coles.
• American Refugees
Hubbard, Jim (1990).
Minneapolis, Minnesota,
University of
Minnesota Press. Forward by
Jonathan Kozol.
Annotated List of Media | Print
• Images from Dogville - Argonaut Newspaper,
Los Angeles,
California (2004)
• Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine - Feature on Alzheimer’s work (2001)
• New York Times - Feature on Shooting Back (1991)
• Life Magazine - Feature on Shooting Back (1990)
• Washington Post - Feature on Jim Hubbard (1987)
Annotated List of Media | Television
• Hallmark Series Featuring Venice Arts (2005)
• A&E Biography Series: Uncommon Americans, Narrated
by Bill Bradley, produced by
Linda Ellerbee (1997)
• Nick News , Nickolodean (1996)
• Oprah Winfrey Show (1994)
• Prime Time with Sam Donaldson (1992)
• NBC Today with Maria Shriver (1987, 1991)
• NightWatch (1989)
Annotated List of Media | Film
• Dogville and Manderlay, Films by director Lars Von Trier - Images
used along with those of
Dorthea Lange, Arthur Rothstein, other FSA photographers
in closing title sequence (2003, 2005)
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