Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

SMFA Senior Projects 2010 LAST DAY!

Senior Projects is a program that offers a select group of final-semester students independent studio time to hone their body of work—“Departure” is the culminating 2010 exhibition. On view May 20–June 1, there will be an opening reception, May 20 5–7 pm celebrating the 51 participating artists.

The show features a variety of media including installation, film, painting, performance, photography, drawing, sculpture and sound, in various locations around the SMFA (map).

Saturday, January 23, 2010

HEY I KNOW THAT GUY 1/23


On this beautiful Saturday, make your way to Somerville to the Washington Street Art Center to see the portraiture the group portraiture show Hey I Know That Guy. Curated by Snow Project, the art show features over 50 contributing artists focusing on portraiture in a variety of media including, painting, photography, collage and mixed media. Plus a couple of my amazingly talented friends, Brian Hart and Darryl Norsen will be in the show! :)

Music provided by DJ B-Train, mR. id, Emeen Z., and DJ Blue Wizard.

Opening reception Saturday, January 23rd, 6-10pm,
Gallery open for viewing Sunday, January 24th, 12-4pm.

Friday, January 15, 2010

STREET SMARTS - AN URBAN ART EXHIBIT 1/13 - 3/15


Street Smarts opening reception featuring the works of Sandra Cohen, Mike Hammecker, Anna Koon, Justin Pilotte, Brent Refsland and Katrina Sustachek. These 6 Boston artists celebrate the urban landscape through photography, painting and graffiti. Exhibit runs through March 15, 2010


THE GALLERY @ WORKBAR
711 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02111 - lower level

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Damián Ortega: Do It Yourself @ ICA 1/14

Tonight's the last Target Free Thursday Night during the Damián Ortega exhibition. The show closes Monday 1/18.


Ortega is one of the most prominent artists of the new Mexican generation. This exhibition, the first-ever survey of Ortega’s work, shows the arc of his artistic output with a range of sculpture, installation, video, and photography.


The ICA is open until 9pm on Thursdays.


Click here for directions to the ICA.

Friday, December 11, 2009

Chris Engles Pinup Girls Art Show Opening TONIGHT (12/11)!!

TONIGHT 7PM-10PM.
Appreciating the pinup girls of the '40s and '50s has sadly fallen out of vogue. Local photographer Chris Engles looks to change all that with his homage exhibition that opens tomorrow, featuring modern ladies shot in mid-century style. Come thru and check it out at the out of the blue gallery right by Central (map).

FOURTH WALL PRESENTS PHOTOGRAPHER / EDITOR YONE (Yasumasa Yonehara) 12/11

Opening Friday Dec 11 7-9pm - Show Runs Through Feb 1 

Yasumasa Yonehara, better known as “YONE” has a massive influence on Tokyo’s fashion and art world. View any Japanese magazine rack and you’ll find himself and his work in several publications at a given time.  Dazed and Confused, Numero, Warp, Purple(Paris) and countless others have called upon his work in the past
month.  Yone’s curatorial work has included the artists Nan Golden, Terry Richardson, Ed Banger Records  and Fafi.   His photography has led to projects for clients as diverse as  Zippo, Charlotte Ronson and he even has his own edition of Fuji Film. In short, Yone’s work shapes how Tokyo and the world views glamour, celebrity, sex, and fashion.  The exhibition coinicides with the release of an Acclaim Magazine(AU) Yone edits, as well as his upcoming Feature in Juxtapoz(US)


Fourth Wall Project
132 Brookline Ave  Boston MA

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Nicholas Hyacinthe Photography

Nicolas Hyacinthe's photography exhibition, “ Movement & Impulse”, now opened at Christopher’s Restaurant, (map) in Porter Square through December 1. “ Movement and Impulses”, challenges modern day perceptions by examining the flux found in an inanimate world. This one of a kind collection of analog technique examines the integral connections often over looked in everyday images. Sounds great and the food and drinks look solid at Christopher's too.