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CBS Sunday Morning – November 19, 2006
Producer Cathy Lewis filmed a segment on EllynAnne and her apron journey. Filming and interviews by Joie Chen were conducted September 29 at the Apron Chronicles exhibit opening in Greensboro, NC and October 11 at The Apron Book’s press party in New York, NY. Interviewees include Ellen Levine, author of the book’s Foreword and hostess of the NY party, and contributors to the exhibit, Erin McDaniels Owens and Cristie Coffman.
Watch the segment below:
Time Magazine, August 30, 2004:
TALES WRAPPED IN APRONS
The Salt Lake Tribune:
» Apron exhibit in Park City cooks up range of memorable stories
Photo Gallery:
Deseret News:
Canvas Conversations, an educational program developed by Brandie McDonald, educational director, the Charlotte Museum of History
Canvas Conversations: Apron Shaped Stories, a program under the educational initiative “Art is History,” involved a total of 80 students from Garinger and East Mecklenburg high schools in Charlotte, NC. The Charlotte Museum of History’s staff, EllynAnne Geisel-Apron Chronicles curator, and local Charlotte artists spent one full day in each school. The goal of this program was to connect students to the past through the examination of their own histories, while learning how all of this is expressed through art, objects, and storytelling. This program not only provided a fun and interactive way to learn about the importance of history’s natural relation to art, but also promoted a better understanding of why history matters and the significance of material culture in their lives.
| The American Interest (www.the-american-interest.com) March/April 2011 issue.
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EllynAnne and Apron Chronicles appear in a beautiful four-page color spread in the March/April 2011 issue of Texas Live Magazine
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Myrtle Beach “Ties One On” to celebrate Apron Chronicles successful run!
Apron Chronicles Exhibition Brings Apron Curator to Myrtle Beach Art Museum
APRON CHRONICLES was a double page feature in Colorado Expressions Magazine. Feb/March 2008 issue.
APRON CHRONICLES is the feature Arts & Entertainment article in Frontier Airlines in-flight magazine, Wild Blue Yonder. March.April 07 issue, page 22
NPR – Weekend All Things Considered
EllynAnne Geisel and Kristina Loggia were interviewed by Jacki Lyden, NPR senior correspondent and host, All Things Considered Weekend Edition.
Air date: November 12, 2006. Listen to the show via:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6359130
In Jackson, Wyo., an Art Scene Pushes Beyond the Old Frontier
Nostalgia sparks exhibit, book, and aprons. October 25,2006
5 Reasons to Wear an Apron, November 2006
Chicken Soup for the Soul, Winter 2005 
Colorado Springs Independent, Artbreak – November 18, 2004:
Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Opens Winter Exhibits
Scene – September 20, 2004:
Apron ties that bind
Good Housekeeping, June 2004:
The Apron Chronicles: Each of her treasured aprons tells a story, says this avid collector
(Access the article via your local library)
The Pueblo Chieftain, May 20, 2004:
Theme of American Family Runs Through Apron Memories (Pay per view article)
Santa Barbara News-Press, Arts Scene, April 23 – 29, 2004:
Family Tied at the Waist : The Subject Is Much More Than Just Aprons In ‘Apron Chronicles’
Santa Barbara Independent, Insert, March 2004:
Apron Chronicles:
A Patchwork of American Recollections
Citations:
Kristina Loggia’s entry Penny Wong Schulz was accepted for Woman Made Gallery’s 8th International Open juried exhibition. The Exhibition was shown from March 4th to March 31st, 2005
Woman Made Gallery, 2418 W Bloomingdale, Chicago IL 60647-4301
www.womanmade.org
Phoenix Gallery 2004 National Juried Exhibition
The 13th National Juried Show at the Phoenix Gallery accepted the work of Apron
Chronicles’ photographer, Kristina Loggia, for the Solo Exhibition in the
Phoenix Gallery Project Room. The selected works are Ellen Silverberg, Emily
Prager, Denise Osso, Susan Keller, Cynthia Becker, Ada Ashford, the Judith Mauro
family and the FCE Club. Anne Lamp, Assistant Curator of Special Projects,
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, juried the 2004 competition.
The 2003 Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize Committee
selected APRON CHRONICLES among its 18 finalists from a field
of 120 submissions. Collaborators EllynAnne Geisel and Kristina
Loggia received citation for "superior writing and photography
samples."
The prestigious documentary competition is awarded annually
by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University.
http://cds.aas.duke.edu/
Awards:
Best Books 2006 Awards
Apron Chronicles: A Patchwork of American Recollections ISBN 0-9788025-0-0 placed first as the Award-Winning Finalist in two categories: Photography: People and Photography: Cultural Anthropology.
Read the Press Release
National Press Photographers Association
2005 Best of Photojournalism Competition
In the Still Photography > Magazine Portrait and Personality category, First Place went to
Kristina Loggia for an image published in Time magazine of Ada Florence Ashford, 95, photographed
in her kitchen wearing the apron she puts on first thing each morning.
Now in its fourth year, the Best of Photojournalism is the world’s leading digital photojournalism
contest.