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Glen Wexler was born on 15 September, 1955 in Palm Springs, California, United States, is an American photographer. Discover Glen Wexler's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 68 years old?

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Age 68 years old
Zodiac Sign Virgo
Born 15 September 1955
Birthday 15 September
Birthplace Palm Springs, California, United States
Nationality United States

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His wife is Tammy Taylor (m. 1984)

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Children Jenna Lynn Wexler, Ian Wexler

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Timeline

Glen Wexler is an American photographer who is best known for his elaborately staged digital photocompositions of improbable situations.

Wexler was born in Palm Springs, California.

His father, Donald Wexler FAIA, is a noted mid-century modern architect and innovator of pre-fab steel housing design.

1973

Wexler originally studied fine art photography at Humboldt State University (1973–1975), in Arcata, California under Thomas Knight.

1976

He transferred to Art Center College of Design, in Pasadena, California in 1976.

1978

He left school in 1978 to pursue opportunities to create album covers.

Wexler first album cover commission was to photograph the Brothers Johnson (Blam! 1978), for Quincy Jones Productions and A&M Records.

Album cover projects include, Van Halen (Balance), Black Sabbath (Reunion), Rush (Hold Your Fire), ZZ Top (Greatest Hits), Missing Persons (Spring Session M), Slaughter (Stick It to Ya), Chuck Wild (11 Liquid Mind albums) and Chaka Kahn (Naughty).

Wexler also created images for Michael Jackson, KISS, Yes, Kansas, Whitesnake, The Black Crowes, Boston, Steve Miller Band, Peter Frampton, Bob Weir, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Heaven and Earth and many others.

1980

During the mid-1980s Wexler images began working with advertising clients.

A 25-year retrospective featuring one image selected per year from 1980 through 2004.

A limited-edition of 1000 case bound books were published with a foreword by Tim Wride, curator of photography, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).

Wride states, "Wexler's pictorial constancy as a risk taker and his deftness as a problem solver are the characteristics that distinguish his work and make his images both meaningful and memorable."

1984

Wexler married actress Tamara Taylor (Days of Our Lives and Young and the Restless) in 1984.

They have two children, Jenna and Ian.

Wexler was among the first artists to adopt digital image editing technology as a tool in the creative process.

1987

During 1987 Wexler was introduced to digital imaging technology by Tony Redhead, who in 1986 founded Electric Paint, the first U.S. company to use digital imaging technology and a Quantel Paintbox to create digital transparencies for print.

Logo projects include the 1987 Geffen "Power Surge" logo to promote Aerosmith, Guns N' Roses and Whitesnake, the Van Halen album cover "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge", the 75th anniversary redesign of the Universal Pictures logo, and the development of the logo design for the Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition (1997).

1992

During 1992 Glen Wexler Studio established in-house digital imaging using Apple Inc. computers, and began employing full-time digital artists to assist with the retouching and photocomposition of Wexler's projects.

Wexler has lectured at the Seybold Conferences in New York and San Francisco, the PhotoPlus Expos in New York and Los Angeles, and at colleges in the United States.

Early advertising clients included advertising executive Ed McCabe who commissioned Wexler to work on the 1992 updates to the Maxell campaign.

Wexler's signature style of "improbable realities" attracted international commissions from companies including Pioneer Electronics, Acura, Sony, Adobe Systems, Qwest Communications, Microsoft, Intel, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, POM Wonderful, Fiji Water, Bombardier, Paggio, Jeep, Toyota, Yamaha and Warner Bros. Pictures.

Wexler photographic projects extended to corporate logo development and treatments for entertainment companies, album covers, film titles and book covers.

1996

In 1996 Wexler was the founding chair of the Advertising Photographers of America National Digital Committee, which was created to help educate professional photographers and the advertising community of the evolving impact of digital imaging technology on the creation and delivery of advertising photography.

Wexler's photographic logo of the Batman Forever question mark logo received a first-place trophy at the 1996 The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards.

1999

During 1999 Wexler began creating feature photo-illustrations for Time magazine.

2001

Wexler photographed stem cell scientist James Thomson for the August 20, 2001, cover of Time.

The Art Institute of Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia (2001)

Sponsored by Epson America, the exhibition featured large scale-prints made on a beta Epson 10000 inkjet printer.

The Epson 10000 was the first wide-format printer from Epson, and used archival pigmented inks to produce fine art prints.

2003

Wexler created a fantasy album cover for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum exhibition "The Greatest Album Covers That Never Were", which toured nationally from 2003 to 2006.

Wexler was invited to lecture about album cover work at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum along with designer John Van Hamersveld in June 2003.

Wexler received the 2003 Photojournalism of the Year award from the International Photography Awards, and a first place Best of Photojournalism 2004 award from the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA).

2005

Farmani Gallery, West Hollywood, California (2005)

2006

In the fall of 2006, Wexler's album cover artwork was featured at the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences' (NARAS) "The Art Of Music" event in Los Angeles.

2007

Track 16 Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, California (2007)

An exhibition of large-scale surrealistic images depicting cows as superheroes and secret agents attempting to defend their species from human consumption.

Photography gallerist, G Ray Hawkins states, "The same way that Yves Tanguy, Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp created nonsensical narration and thoroughly enjoyed successfully pulling our legs, photographers can now cut and paste their ideas the same way painters cut and paste ideas from their imagination to canvas, all for the purpose of creating a narrative and telling a story. This is a cohesive body of work. Glen with his surrealist attitude is really having fun with us."

The exhibition receive front-page feature coverage in the arts and entertainment section of the July 7, 2007 Los Angeles Times.

2008

ArcLight Cinemas, Hollywood, California (2008)