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We are a nonprofit organization committed to building a community of photographers. Our work ranges from fine art to documentary, color to black and white, traditional darkroom to digital imaging. We nurture each other’s professional and artistic growth through member activities such as artist talks, portfolio reviews, workshops, salons, and exhibitions.
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Member News
Upcoming Exhibition
Recent Exhibitions
Magnetic Pull
January 16 – February 20, 2021
Arc Gallery
Curated by Daniel Nevers and Jennifer Brandon
Artists in Conversation:
with Ann Jastrab: 1/28
with Meg Shiffler: 2/9
with Daniel Nevers: 2/20
Marking Time
September 26 – October 26, 2019 Harvey Milk Photography Center Curated by Meg Shiffler 20th Anniversary Exhibition
stARTup Art Fair
April 26-28, 2019 Hotel del Sol
KG+ KYOTOGRAPHIE International Photography Festival
April 16 – April 21, 2019
Dohjidai Gallery of Art, Kyoto
Of Dreams and Reality
September 15 – October 25, 2018
Berkeley Art Center
Curated by Ann Jastrab
Ellen Konar/Steve Goldband in Color Theory show at Griffin Museum of Photography
/in Member News /by Neo SerafimidisEllen Konar and Steve Goldband’s image, New York Rock from their Opportunity series, was selected by Crista Dix for the Color Theory show at the Griffin Museum of Photography in Lafayette City Center, Boston, MA. The image, which superimposes colors from a map indicative of areas of economic opportunity on a photograph of lichens, will be shown from March 18 to June 13, 2022, with an artists’ reception on May 15.
www.goldband.com
Ari Salomon at Arc Gallery’s Face to Face Exhibition
/in Member News /by Neo SerafimidisAri Salomon has an image selected for inclusion in the Face to Face On-Line Gallery at Arc Gallery.
Ari writes, “This bright orange photo was taken in my neighborhood and depicts part of a construction barrier on a sidewalk. Like all the images in my Interface series, your brain will easily find a face in this object. This is part of my larger investigation into how photography can depict the invisible aspects of human perception.”
His image will be on view on a monitor in the gallery and in both the printed catalog and online.
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