Darkness, DarknessLance Keimig is curating “Darkness, Darkness“, a huge exhibit of night photography at the Three Columns Gallery at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. The show will run from March 18 through April 30. The opening reception will be March 19, at5:30pm. The list of participating photographers is very impressive, and includes Tim Baskerville (of The Nocturnes), Troy Paiva (Lost America), Steve Harper, Joe Reifer, and many others (including myself).
When I was in high school in Danvers, just north of Boston, everybody wanted to get accepted to Harvard. I always knew that someday I would get into Harvard. I never imagined it would be through an art show. – Andy Frazer [Night Photography blog by Andy Frazer]
Take a look at this link – some really wonderful examples of night photography. And congratulations to Andy for being part of the show – his print “Duguot” is among those you’ll see when you visit the link.
Mark Jaremko Bay Area night photographer Mark Jaremko has two photographs on display at 111 Minna Gallery this month in San Francisco for the Artspan Selections2007 exhibit. Selections is a biennial juried competition where close to 400 artists applied and they picked 20 artists in total. Only three photographers made it into the exhibit. And, get this… they were all Nocturnes folks, Mark Jaremko, Lena Tsakmaki and Rebecca Chang.
Nocturnal Visions Show in San Francisco This month I’ll have four of my night photographs on display in a group show titled “Nocturnal Visions”. The show will be at ARTworkSF, at 49 Geary St, Suite #234, in San Francisco, CA.
The show includes work by four night photographers, as well as some night painters. The other night photographers featured in the show are Tim Baskerville, Richard Sintchak and Ethel Jimenez. There will be a reception for the artists tomorrow night (Thursday, Sept 6th) from 5:30-730pm, but the show runs through September 22nd.
… please note that ARTworkSF has moved from it’s prior location in suite #215 (on the left) to #234 (on the right, as you exit the elevator). – Andy Frazer [Night Photography blog by Andy Frazer]
