Background
Endo, Paula Sayoko Tsukamoto was born on July 2, 1938 in San Francisco, California, United States. Daughter of Joseph Kenjiro and Jane Yoshiko (Ota) Tsukamoto.
Paula Sayoko Tsukamoto Endo
July 2, 1938 San Francisco, California, United States
Teacher elementary, Inglewood (California) Public Schools, 1961-1964; teacher elementary, Newton (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1964-1967; curriculum developer, Museum Fine Arts, Boston, 1969; consultant, teacher, United States Postal St. Academy Program, Washington, 1971-1972; teacher commercial photography program, Arlington (Virginia) Public Schools, 1974-1990; Adjunct Professor photography, American U. Cairo, 1992-1993; Adjunct Professor photography, Northern Virginia Community College, 1990, 93-. Freelance photographer, since 1990.
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Author: Film and the Street Academies, 1972. Co-author: (Virginia state curriculum) Commercial Photography, 1982. Co-producer video series Arlington Summer Reflections, 1983.
Recent exhibitions including 5 solo shows in Egypt, Amarillo, Texas, San Francisco, Washington, Baltimore, Tucson, Arizona. Photographs in Cairo Today magazine, 92-93, United States-Agency for International Development report, 1992, Arlington Courier, McLean Providence newspapers., 1990-1991, Canada Medical Association Journal, 1992, Education Development Corporation report, 1994-1995, and numerous other publications.
Permanent collections include Sony Gallery, Egypt, Geral Ford Museum, Michigan.
Paula Sayoko Tsukamoto Endo Edit Profile
Paula Sayoko Tsukamoto Endo, American Photographer, educator. Certified elementary and secondary art teacher, California, Massachusetts, Virginia. California State scholar, 1956-1961, University of California, 1956-1961, Harvard University, 1967-1968; Newton Schools fellow, 1966-1967; photography grantee National Endowment for Arts, 1980-1981, teaching grantee Arlington Public Schools, 1986-1990, artist's grantee Arlington Commission Arts, 1994.
Education
Student, University California, Berkeley, 1956-1958; Bachelor cum laude, University of California, Los Angeles, 1961; Master of Arts in Teaching in Fine Arts, Harvard University, 1968.
Career
Teacher elementary, Inglewood (California) Public Schools, 1961-1964; teacher elementary, Newton (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1964-1967; curriculum developer, Museum Fine Arts, Boston, 1969; consultant, teacher, United States Postal St. Academy Program, Washington, 1971-1972; teacher commercial photography program, Arlington (Virginia) Public Schools, 1974-1990; Adjunct Professor photography, American U. Cairo, 1992-1993; Adjunct Professor photography, Northern Virginia Community College, 1990, 93-. Freelance photographer, since 1990.
Achievements
Works
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Author: Film and the Street Academies, 1972. Co-author: (Virginia state curriculum) Commercial Photography, 1982. Co-producer video series Arlington Summer Reflections, 1983.
Recent exhibitions including 5 solo shows in Egypt, Amarillo, Texas, San Francisco, Washington, Baltimore, Tucson, Arizona. Photographs in Cairo Today magazine, 92-93, United States-Agency for International Development report, 1992, Arlington Courier, McLean Providence newspapers., 1990-1991, Canada Medical Association Journal, 1992, Education Development Corporation report, 1994-1995, and numerous other publications.
Permanent collections include Sony Gallery, Egypt, Geral Ford Museum, Michigan.
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Membership
Officer Arlington County (Virginia) Election Board, 1994. Volunteer various community organizations. Member Washington Center for Photography, Arlington Art Center, Society Photographic Education, Bad Dog Studio (associate), Shalem Institute Spiritual Formation.
Interests
Connections
Married Todd Isao Endo, August 15, 1964. Children: Scott, Erik.
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Religion
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Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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California State scholar, 1956-1961, University California State scholar, 1956-1961, University of California, 1956-1961, Harvard University, 1967-1968. Newton Schools fellow, 1966-1967. Photography grantee National Endowment for Arts, 1980-1981, teaching grantee Arlington Public Schools, 1986-1990, artist's grantee Arlington Commission Arts, 1994.