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Showcasing works from the Leica camera is a natural extension of our passion for the brand. We are proud to exhibit work by Leica photographers from Chicago and around the world, and to be a hub for both established and emerging photographers. The Rangefinder Gallery is dedicated to un-retouched film and digital photographs from the legendary Leica M camera.
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The FotoPhase gallery exhibit opening reception on August 28 will be followed by artist talks and “The Courage to See,” a neuroarts-based photo walk led by documentary photographer John Abernathy on August 29 and an artist talk by Torrance York.
Fotophase, a nonprofit advancing photography’s role in the emerging field of neuroarts, will present its debut exhibition, Still, We See, at The Rangefinder Gallery at Tamarkin Camera in Chicago. The exhibition opens with a public reception on Friday, August 28, at 5:00 p.m. and continues on Saturday, August 29, with artist talks and a neuroarts-based photo walk led by independent documentary photographer John Abernathy, followed by an Artist Talk with acclaimed artist and educator Torrance York.
The two-day program brings the Fotophase mission into a gallery setting through photographs shaped by experiences of trauma, illness, transition, caregiving and personal change. Together, the works consider the potential for healing and transformation through the act of making, editing, and sharing a photograph.
Friday, August 28
5 — 8 p.m.
“STILL, WE SEE”
Fotophase Opening Reception, The Rangefinder Gallery at Tamarkin Camera
“Still, We See” is a group exhibition of 23 photographers, featuring work by Gajan Balan, Katerina Benzova, Dr. Ahmad Beyh, Dr. Gene Beyt, Mathieu Bitton, Sheila Pree Bright, RJ Clarke, Mark de Paola, Jaime Fernandez, Greg Hatton, John Hendrick, Terry La Rue, Mark Mann, Tyson Martin, Cheriss May, Dr. Daniel Potts, James Rice, Ann Rosen, Brandon Ruffin, Kylie Shea, Juan Carlos Torres, Eva Woolridge and Torrance York.
