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Gail Susan Buckland

United States of America (USA), 1948

BiographyGail Susan Buckland studied mainly at the University of Rochester, New York, where she obtained a bachelor's degree in history in 1970. She also took some courses at Columbia University in New York City (1967) and at Manchester University in England (1968-69). She spent the year 1970-71 at the London College of Printing studying photography.
Her work experience was quite varied. She taught photography at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn (1977-78) and was both an adjunct assistant professor of photography at Cooper Union and a contributing editor to Portfolio (NYC). Previously she resided in Chicago, where she was both a faculty member at Columbia College (1975-77) and an assistant to the curator of photography at the Art Institute (1975-76). Prior to that, she spent four years in London, working as an exhibition organizer for the show "From Today Painting is Dead: The Beginnings of Photography" at the Victoria and Albert Museum (1971-72), as an archivist (1971-73) and a curator (1973-74) for the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain and as an exhibition reviewer for the BBC Radio (1973-74).

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