+ Annenberg Space for Photography is holding a Slide Show Night tonight from 7-9 pm showcasing 30 documentary/photojournalism photographers. RSVP is required, food and refreshments provided. Check out more info here.
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:: FRIDAY ::
+ Gerald Förster "Nocturnal" opening reception @ Stephen Cohen Gallery (7358 Beverly Boulevard 90036). 7-9 pm
“Sex is an all day, all night activity. It happens inside behind closed doors or outside in the most obscure places. It surrounds us at any given time.” - Gerald Förster
:: SATURDAY ::
+ Photo Seminar - On Assignment at Downtown L.A. 7 am - 4:30 pm. Info here.
On Assignment in Downtown L.A. A One Day Seminar - Advance Level Saturday, Sept 19, 2009 - 7:00am - 4:30 pm Sponsored by: Leica In Association with The Perfect-Exposure Gallery, Richard is pleased to co-lead this seminar. The seminar is designed to guide individuals to take photos on location, and adjusting to the constraints of the environment and time. You will have the opportunity to photograph the people and architecture of Downtown L.A. On Assignment in Downtown L.A. is a fast pace seminar that will take us to various locations during the course of the day via Metro. Work will be Edited, Reviewed and Shared during the class meeting. Rain or Shine. Registration Fee $225 due 5 days prior to seminar. Or deposit of $100 via Paypal to hold your spot. Leica equipment will be available to use during the seminar for registered participants.
+ Brand 38: Thirty-Eighth Annual National Juried Exhibition @ Brand Library Art Galleries (1601 W. Mountain Street, Glendale CA )
This is the thirty-eighth annual national juried exhibition produced by the Associates of the Brand Library & Art Center. Eighty works on paper in a variety of media, including photography, drawings, various print techniques including etchings, linocuts, lithographs and monotypes, watercolors and mixed media works have been selected. The Brand Associates Purchase Award and other awards will be presented during the reception on Saturday, October 3rd. The awards are made possible by generous donations from the community, Associates members, local merchants, and other affiliated art organizations.
+ Joshua Paul and Felipe Dupouy @ Clark|Oshin Gallery at The ICON (5450 Wilshire Blvd. 90036) 6 - 9 pm
+ Frogtown Art Walk 2009 4-10 pm.
The boundaries of Elysian Valley (Frogtown) are the 2 freeway to the north, the 110 freeway to the south, the Los Angeles River to the east, and the 5 freeway to the west. The studios will be open from 5-10 PM. Free street parking is plentiful in the area. For further details, images, and a map of the tour sites, visit the Frogtown Art Walk website at www.frogtownarts.com or call the office of Tracy A. Stone Architect at (323) 664-0202.
+ Autumn Lights LA 2009 @ Pershing Square (Downtown LA) 7 pm - 1 am. INFO
In partnership with the City of Los Angeles Parks and Recreation and Art2, AUTUMN LIGHTS LA 2009 debuts at Pershing Square Park showcasing Los Angeles artists by presenting various forms of studio and performance art that feature installations, performances and projections utilizing the medium of light.
Beginning in the afternoon, visitors are introduced to exhibits from cutting edge Los Angeles artists and performances by musicians and entertainers. Into the night, Pershing Square will be literally transformed as the entertainment continues and a range of illuminations and projections light up park sculptures and surrounding buildings.
This day to night arts festival will include concessions and hosted community information booths. It will be open to the public and free of charge. In the sprit of Los Angeles' Sister City Berlin and its annual "Festival of Lights", this event will be a family friendly outdoor art gallery that will further promote Downtown Los Angeles as a world class cultural destination. In the future we will live broadcast in real time coinciding the festival with Berlin in a cultural and creative exchange of continents.
:: SUNDAY ::
African American Life on the Gullah/Geechee Coast : Photographs by Greg Day, 1970-1977 @ Fowler Museum at UCLA Exhibition opens. Photographer Greg Day has a talk scheduled for Oct 29th at 6 pm at Fowler.
In the 1970s, photographer Greg Day lived in the African American basket-making communities along the Gullah/Geechee Coast, documenting a way of life on the verge of change. Casting for shrimp with nets made as they are still made in Africa, making sweet grass baskets, scraping bristles off a freshly slaughtered hog, dancing at a juke joint on a Saturday night—these rural pastimes would soon be displaced by suburban sprawl, hastened by the destruction of Hurricane Hugo in 1989.
+ "Wandering Soul" : a series of photographs by David Uzzardi @ Studio 1444 (1444 N. Highland Ave 90028). 4 pm - midnight. Free before 6 pm, $5 suggest donation afterwards. Live music + DJ. Full details here.
:: MONDAY ::
+ Over at Screaming Broccoli Studios in West LA, Urs Recher from BronColor will be in town doing a lighting seminar. It costs $75 bucks and runs from 10 am to 4 pm. Samy's is running the deal here so for info or to RSVP, contact nmustain@samys.com
+ Northridge Outdoor Photography Meetup Group presents "An Evening With Landscape Photographer John MacLean" @ Abe's Deli ( 19626 Nordhoff St Northridge, CA 91324 ) at 7 pm
Come join us for dinner and a presentation featuring John MacLean's images while he talks about the creative side of his work, and gives you a window into some of the technical tools he uses to create these masterpieces.
Full details here.
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