Paul Eric’s earliest work was as an innovator in multimedia large screen projections including The Concord Conscience for their Bicentennial, I Am the Afro-American, during Boston’s busing crisis, and the live A Natural History at the Boston Film/Video Foundation in 1977. His color photography in New England was represented internationally by Liaison Agency, this work recognized by Polaroid, Kodak, and Fujifilm, and his Cibachrome prints by Ilford. Again a pioneer, his expertise was featured in the first edition of Mastering Digital Printing in 2003. His poetry and photography has been published in the Black Earth Institute’s About Place Journal, Wisconsin and Art Ascent Journal, Toronto. Voyageur Press has also published two books of his work in the Mid-Atlantic states. Paul is an invited member of the Lucie Circle, Lucie Foundation, Los Angeles, an elected member of the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts, and a Guild member at the Silvermine Arts Center in New Canaan. A former gallery director in Provincetown, Cape Cod, he currently maintains a private gallery in Stafford Springs, CT, also showing recently at Photoville/Bethel Woods, the Griffin Museum, and the Providence Art Club.
