BAPC has a new member!
At our meeting on Nov 13 we were treated to an interesting and thought provoking portfolio from candidate Maria Budner. Subsequently Maria was warmly accepted into the collective. So we’d like for everyone to welcome her.
Welcome and Congratulations Maria!
Jason Andrescavage is exhibiting work at Gray Loft Gallery in Jingletown (Oakland) as part of the group show of analog photography : Kindred Spirits. The show runs from October 11 to November 9, with receptions on October 11 and 12.
The gallery is located at 2889 Ford Street #32. Check their web site for opening hours
Curator Paula Tognarelli has selected Ellen Konar & Steve Goldband’s photo December 23 1:29 for inclusion at the Center for Photographic Art’s International Juried Exhibition in the online exhibition. The exhibition in Carmel, CA runs from November 2 to December 21, 2019.
Ellen Konar & Steve Goldband exhibit their inkjet print on handmade Kozo paper Arborescence in the Awagami International Mini Print Exhibition at Awagami’s ‘Hall of Awa Japanese Paper Museum’ in Tokushima, Japan. This work was a semi-finalist in the competition, which has predominantly been traditional woodblock, etching and lithograph until last year when digital processes have been welcomed.
http://miniprint.awagami.jp/ENGLISH/exhibitions/index2019.html
Gene Dominique exhibits nine images in a show curated by Geir Jordahl. Resonance: Eleven Artists Respond to H.A.R.D at Seventy-Five; includes diverse artists invited to make artwork in response to the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District’s legacy and influence in their lives and communities.
The exhibition will be on display in the gallery at 1099 E Street, Hayward, CA from September 28 – November 28. Gallery Hours are Monday-Friday 9 am to 5 pm in the Upstairs Gallery and Monday 5-10 pm, Tuesday & Thursday 10 am-1 pm and by appointment in the Downstairs Gallery.
The SF Camerawork Benefit Auction is an important annual fundraiser and features a carefully curated group of thought-provoking photographs from around the world (all framed and ready to hang thanks to our generous framing sponsors!). 100% of the proceeds will support the growth of photographers’ careers, innovation and equity in the field of photography, and newly commissioned works by SF Camerawork.
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AUCTION PREVIEW EXHIBITION
September 7 — 20, 2019
Visit SF Camerawork between September 7 — 20 to view the seventy beautifully framed works in this year’s auction and pick which pieces are going home with you!
VIP PREVIEW RECEPTION
Wednesday, September 11, 2019, 6 – 8 PM
Auction
Hosts Wes and Kate Mitchell invite VIP ticketholders and SFC members only to a preview of the auction with special guest Sandra S. Phillips — curator emerita of photography at SFMOMA — who will share her expert insights to help you discover your favorite photographs offered this year.
Jason’s work has been included in the show “11th Annual NUDE: Exploring the Uncovered Human Form” at the Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati.
The show runs from August 16 to September 13.
Manifest Gallery
2727 Woodburn Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45206
Mitch Nelles’ image, Chinatown #2, has been selected for the Coastal Arts League upcoming juried photo show, “California Views” which runs from September 12 – October 6. Gallery address is 300 Main Street, Half Moon Bay. The gallery is open Thursdays through Mondays, 12-5 PM. Opening reception for California Views is Saturday, September 14, from 2-5 PM
His series of vertical panoramas won a Portfolio Award in the San Francisco Bay International Photo Show. It was published this week on “Bokeh Bokeh” (an online photo Zine).
“Bokeh” is the aesthetic quality of the blur produced in the out-of- focus parts of an image produced by a lens. “Bokeh Bokeh” features works from all photographic genres – fine art, documentary, portraiture, street, … focuses (or blurs?) on work that is original, beautiful, startling.
see more at
https://bokehbokeh.photo/article/ari-salomon-floating-worlds
Welcome Tamara Danoyan as BAPC’s newest member! Tamara showed work to the collective last night from her series Watermarks.
Era Art Bar, Oakland, California
Opening Reception June 6, 2019, 7:30pm
June 6-31, 2019
As Oakland and the Bay Area gentrifies and artists and galleries are displaced, graffiti may be one of the most visible and accessible showcases for creativity. This collection of oversize, enlarged images show discarded spray paint cans—the tools of the graffiti artist—collected from abandoned buildings, train tunnels, and back alleys throughout the East Bay.
www.boxxcar.com