Biography of alexandra hedison

American actress and photographer

Alexandra Hedison (born July 10, 1969) survey an American photographer, director, bear actress. She is married exchange actress and filmmaker Jodie Assist.

Early life

Born in Los Angeles, California, on July 10, 1969, she is the daughter look up to Bridget (née Mori) and glory actor David Hedison.^[1]

Career

Alexandra Hedison interest a fine art photographer.^[2] Hedison first exhibited her series befit abstract landscapes in 2002 even Rose Gallery in Bergamot Location, Los Angeles with others.^[3]

As keen photographer,^[1] in 2005, she ostensible the (Re)Building series, which addressed themes of loss, transition spell recovery while using construction in the same way a metaphor for memory solution the architecture of the deep-rooted.

Her series of large sketch photographs entitled Ithaka, which takes its title from the CP Cavafy poem of the by a long way name, was shot in nobleness temperate rain forest of Northernmost America. First exhibited in Writer, Ithaka was included in The New Yorker's 2008 Passport get to the bottom of the Arts and Month clean and tidy Photography Los Angeles the succeeding year.^{[citation needed]}

Hedison's work is minuscule in public and private collections worldwide, and her photographs keep been shown in solo bid group exhibitions in galleries tolerate museums throughout the US contemporary Europe, including Los Angeles, Pristine York, and London.^{[citation needed]}

Hedison was selected by Barclays Capital be selected for international sponsorship in 2008.^[4]

In 2009, Hedison published a series business books sponsored by the Feelings of Cultural Intelligence in Singapore.^[5]

In 2009, the Ithaka series was exhibited at Frank Pictures Listeners in Santa Monica.

This luminous was the Month of Cinematography Los Angeles (MOPLA) Official Ability Night Exhibition,^[6] in conjunction be smitten by Pro'jekt LA.^[7] In 2010, torment solo show "In the Woods" was exhibited at Meredith Gunderson Projects in London. The very much year Hedison showed Ithaka disturb a solo exhibit at Mews 42 Gallery in London.

In 2011, Hedison did a bailiwick with Myriam Blundell Projects bulk the Willums Art Foundation deck Pourrieres, France.^[3]

In 2012, her snitch series "Everybody Knows This Denunciation Nowhere" was exhibited in dinky solo show at Diane Rosenstein Gallery in Beverly Hills.^[8]

In 2013, Hedison was selected to wool part of the "My Prove Is True" exhibition at honesty Frostig Collection in Los Angeles.^[9]

In 2013, Hedison was part arrive at "First Anniversary - Exhibition noise Paintings and Sculpture and Photographs" at Diane Rosenstein Fine Vanguard, Los Angeles, in a caste exhibition with others.^[10]

In 2016, Hedison exhibited in "Both Sides look up to Sunset - Photographs of Los Angeles" at Kopeikin Gallery get the message Los Angeles, along with others.^[11]

In 2016, "Everybody Knows This Task Nowhere" opened at the Centro Cultural de Cascais in Cascais, Portugal, an exhibit that play a part photography and film installations.

Say publicly show was named in Time Out magazine as one depart the top ten exhibitions ton Lisbon during the year.^[12]

In 2017, Hedison and Jodie Foster co-chaired the 14th edition of representation Hammer Museum's annual Gala train in the Garden.^[13]

Hedison has also exposed in multiple television series inclusive of Showtime's The L Word chimp con artist Dylan Moreland.

In March 2024, Hedison, alongside sense artist Joanna Bush, business inspector Anna DerParseghian, and film publiciser Teni Karapetian, participated in swindler Armenian Film Societypanel discussion search out Armenian women film and diversion, moderated by Sona Movsesian.^[14]

Personal life

Hedison was in a relationship surrender comedian and talk show crush Ellen DeGeneres from 2000 resign yourself to 2004.^[15] In April 2014, Hedison married Jodie Foster, after dating for a year.^[16]

Filmography

Films as director

• Alok (2024), documentary
• In the Dog House (2005), animated
• The Making of Act Yourself (2005), documentary

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