Cindy Horovitz Wilson, a resident of Wickford Rhode Island, has been making photographs of

Rhode Island since 1976. She chooses her native turf as subject for her fine art images. Among

them, windswept landscapes and moody seascapes serve as rugged backdrops for quiet studies of

architecture contemplated in unexpected perspectives.

She earned her BA from the University of Rhode Island in 1978, studied at RISD & the School of the

Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and received her Masters of Fine Art from Tyler School of Art of

Temple University in 1984.

Cindy developed an independent wedding and portrait photography business, and for 20

years earned a admirable reputation for her candid, unobtrusive professional approach.

Cindy's has memberships in many art associations, most recently the Providence Center for

Photographic Arts, Art League of Rhode Island, Mystic Art Museum of Art, 19 on Paper, the

Newport Photo Guild, & South County Art Association. She continues her active affiliation with the

Wickford Art Association where she served on the board for 10 years (with two as president).

Cindy has regular exhibitions of her fine art photography, teaches all levels of photography at

local art associations, regional and international photography workshops.

Cindy enjoys showing yearly at the Wickford Art Festival, as well as West Bay Open Studios, where

interaction with interested art lovers gives the opportunity for discussion about her work. From

2003 to 2006, she co-founded and established Wilson Scott Galleries of Wickford Rhode Island. At

Wilson Scott, she continued in the direction of establishing herself as a well respected fine art

photographer.

Together with Eileen McCarney Muldoon, Cindy established Profundo Journeys Photography

Workshops. From 2009-2016, they taught photography on local and international levels,

starting with a trip to the South of Italy was followed by Greece, Hungary, Cuba,

Vietnam & Cambodia, Ireland, Peru & Cinqueterre in 2016. Because of her connection to Gibara, Cuba,

Cindy and Eileen were invited to exhibit at the annual Internacional Festival de Cine de Gibara. The

show, hosted in a cigar factory on the town's main square, we received with enthusiasm by local Cubans

and visitors alike. View images from this show here:

Cindy continues to follow her path of travel, photography and teaching. 

Today, you can visit Cindy by appointment at her home studio. She has standing exhibitions at

the HiveRI in the Lafayette Mill, North Kingstown, Scrimshanders in Wickford Village and

PanacheRI, Ten Rod Road North Kingstown.

View Cindy's interview with Alex Schult of Photography Talk at: www.photographytalk.com/learnexplore151