Tamara Danoyan is exhibiting her Watermarks series at the Collectors’ Photography Gallery in Corte Madera (105 Corte Madera Town Center). Co-exhibitors are: Mark Citret, Lois Tema, Beverly Conley, and Jon Krotinger. The show runs from August 18 to November 14, 2021.
Neo Serafimidis is showing selection from his series The Sheltering Night at Mercury Twenty Gallery in Oakland.
The show runs July 30 through September 4, 2021
More details at mercurytwenty.com.
Gene has a group exhibition featuring works by some of his Asian American and African American friends at the Lindsay Dirkx Brown Gallery, 2501 Alcosta Blvd, San Ramon, CA. The show runs from August 3 thru August 28. Gene is showing works from his Ancestral Shadows series.
Richard Dweck’s photograph The Opposite of Drab was awarded 1st Place in Photography at the Triton Museum’s Statewide 2D Competition. The exhibition is in the Salon at the Triton between June 26 and September 12, 2021 at 1505 Warburton Avenue Santa Clara, CA.
Mitch Nelles will has published 8 images from his San Francisco, Building Resources portfolio in the June 2021, Issue #153, of LensWork Magazine. This works is part of Mitch’s ongoing black and white series focused on this recycling center near Pier 92.
Cindy’s Close to Home is a unique site-specific, photo-based art installation at Redwood City’s Art Kiosk. It’s a narrative on the breadth of man’s relationship with fire, from the comfort of the campfire to the threat of wildfire, a threat we ourselves contribute to.
Art Kiosk, 2208 Broadway, Redwood City, CA
April 17-May 30, 2021 (viewable at all hours)
Ellen and Steve’s diptych Hawkview I and II is being shown in the ARC show in San Francisco 48 Pillars. This show includes a pair of work from each
of 24 artists, working in many media, where each piece is exactly 48 inches tall and 12 inches wide. The opening reception is Saturday February 27 at 7PM on Zoom.
Sheltering in Place
Five images from Mitch Nelles’ “Hoops” series were published in Issue 145, April 2021 of Black and White Magazine as part of their Spotlight Awards contest. The editor’s write-up provides an interesting perspective on Nelles’ love of basketball growing up in New Jersey and some of the shared approaches between the sport and photography.
Neo Serafimidis
