Matt Roberts is a New Jersey-based photographer and collage artist who has been active in photography since the 1970s. He studied photography at Hampshire College and in the MFA program at Pratt Institute. A two-time recipient of Fellowships from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, his work has been shown in a wide range of venues in New Jersey, as well as in group shows in galleries in New York City, Philadelphia, Rome, Boston, Vermont, Colorado, North Carolina, and Oregon.
Print publications that have featured his work include The Sun, The Hand Magazine, and (t)here. Online, he has had individual photos, portfolios, and interviews in L’Oeil de la Photographie, Feature Shoot, Lenscratch, Fstop, Musee Magazine Rfotofolio, Ain’t Bad Magazine, Art Doc Magazine, and Don’t Take Pictures, among others.
Roberts has been a member of Studio Montclair since its inception in 1997.
Matt Roberts: Acme Parking Lot
What I saw while getting groceries
For many artists, the last time we had an opportunity to get group feedback on our work was in art classes in college or grad school. For me, that was a long time ago – 1977, to be exact.
There’s no question that one-on-one portfolio reviews with “experts” can be useful; so can the advice of family members and friends, whether trained or not. But there is no substitute for the knowledge and encouragement to be gained from one’s peers through candid group discussions – ones that hone your skills and your craft, or even more valuable, that inspire you to take your approach to your art down an entirely new path.
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