Upcoming Shows
Opening Reception
Friday, July 7
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
The Feeling is Mutual
The Feeling Is Mutual is a group exhibition that examines the concept of family values through the work of four emerging portrait photographers. Each artist photographs within their own family, be they biological or chosen. There is an emotional investment in portraying the subject because of the intimate relationship between the photographer and their subject. The result of this investment shows in the mutual affinity one can sense and see in the photographs.
Samantha Belden
Nydia Blas
Blane Bussey
Sarah Hiatt
Cureated by Rebecca Memoli
This exhibition is funded in part by Columbia College’s Weisman Award.
Opening Reception
Friday, September 1
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Look Both Ways
OPENING RECEPTION with the ARTIST & BOOK SIGNING:
Thursday, September 7th.
Growing up in London, Matt Stuart spent most of his childhood rolling along the streets on his skateboard. Twenty years later, he walks these same streets, and instead of hearing the hum of skateboard wheels, he hears the click of the shutter being fired from his Leica rangefinder camera.
When Matt Stuart was in his twenties his father gave him two books, one by Henri Cartier-Bresson and the other by Robert Frank. It was then that he became enamored of the world of street photography and discovered other artists who were doing the same. Today, when he isn’t at home with his family, he is either working as a commercial advertising photographer or pursuing his passion for documenting life on the streets. In 2016, Matt became a nominee at Magnum Photos.
Opening Reception
Friday, October 6
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
The Invisible Street Photographer Of Barcelona
Lluis Ripoll is from Catalan (Barcelona, Spain), where he is a street photographer who specializes in photographing the mundane on the streets and in storytelling through photography. Honoured by several awards, Mr. Ripoll is known as "The Invisible Photographer" for his speed and stealth.
"Only our own sensibility, capacity of observation, of reaction, of visualization, will provide our own creation. Not technology, we need a deep inner reflexion and a feed back to the concepts of the Humanistic Photography. The key is Observation, Invisibility, and Capturing the essential."