Steve Stenzel
studied at the College of Visual Arts in St. Paul, Minnesota,
where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BFA in Photography.
He graduated with his Masters from the Minneapolis College of
Art and Design where he worked on his MFA Thesis with Minneapolis
photographer Alec Soth. He has taught at Brown College, and
is currently teaching at the Minneapolis College of Art and
Design, the University of Minnesota, and the College of Visual
Arts.
Steve's work has been shown in galleries internationally and
his work is in numerous public and private collections. His
latest work has been seen in Illuminance, a biennial
photography exhibit in Texas; The ReFresh Print Biennial
at the University of Wisconsin; Art on the Plains at
the Plains Art Museum in North Dakota; After Dark,
an International juried show at The Center for Fine Art Photography
in Fort Collins, CO; and 2-D-2, International Juried
Show at the Energy Gallery in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Steve
has recently completed a residency at the Anderson Center in
Red Wing, MN. In November of 2006, he photographed the cover
story for the New York Times Magazine. Steve continues
his commitment to his personal artwork as well as accepts appropriate
commercial assignments.
In his free time, Steve enjoys training and competing in duathlons
and triathlons. His physical accomplishments are consistently
overshadowed by his wife, Sarah, who completed an Ironman Triathlon
in 2006 and 2007. Steve finished his first (and only)
Ironman with his wife in September 2007.
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