Tanja Hollander

Are you really my friend?

<p>Tanja Hollander was born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1972 and she moved to Maine after receiving a B.A. in photography, film, and feminist studies in 1994 from&nbsp;Hampshire College. Her work has been exhibited nationally at galleries in New York City and Boston and&nbsp;has twice been selected for the&nbsp;<em>Portland Museum of Art Biennial</em>, winning a purchase prize in 2007. She has also exhibited at the Bernard Toale Gallery in Boston, Massachusetts; Whitney Art Works in Portland, Maine; and the&nbsp;Jim Kempner Fine Art in New York. In 1994 Hollander opened and directed Dead Space Gallery, Portland&rsquo;s first art venue for local art, music, spoken word, and performance. Hollander founded and became the volunteer director of the Bakery Photographic Collective in 2001, a nonprofit member-based darkroom facility in Westbrook, Maine. In 2009, she was nominated and chosen for a month long residency at the La Napoule art foundation in La Napoule, France. Hollander is represented by Carroll and Sons in Boston, Massachusetts and Jim Kempner in New York City.&nbsp; Tanja's most recent and on going project "Are you really my friend?"&nbsp; was on display at the Portland Museum of Art from February 3-June 17th, 2012.&nbsp;</p> <p>She is currently a resident of Auburn, Maine.</p>

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