Landscape Receptions @ California Museum of Photography (10/1)

Seismic Shift: Lewis Baltz, Joe Deal and California Landscape Photography, 1944-1984

Seismic Shift will illuminate the far-reaching consequences of this revolution in landscape photography by tracing its regional history. Beginning with Ansel Adams and Edward Weston—and with the 1946 arrival in San Francisco of Minor White, who would extend the Weston-Adams tradition by transforming it—the exhibition will follow the history in the 1950s and 1960s through the careers of Wynn Bullock, Brett Weston and many others. Then it will examine how the 1970s work of Baltz, Deal, Robert Adams and Henry Wessel—the Western contingent of the New Topographics—created a shock of recognition, an awakening to mutual ideas different from those of their predecessors, that a younger generation of photographers shared. Portfolios of the period, one done by a class Baltz taught at UCR, will demonstrate the immediacy that these ideas had.



"Aftershocks : The Western Landscape Today"

The influence of the Seismic Shift in landscape photography during the 1970s that the exhibition on the first and second floors reveals has continued into the present. Aftershocks will up-date the historical record by looking at the work of six photographers: three who are in Seismic Shift—Joe Deal, Laurie Brown and John Divola—and three whose work has emerged since the 1980s—Mark Ruwedel, Michael Light and Brad Moore.

October 1, 2011 - Dec. 31, 2011
Opening reception October 1, 2011 6 - 9 pm

UCR / California Museum of Photography
3824 Main St
Riverside, CA 92501, USA

CLOSING : A Revolutionary Project: Cuba from Walker Evans to Now (10/2)

“Part of what we wanted to do was to show people various sides of what Cuba is like now, because there is such a myth about not only its history but its current state of affairs,” - Judith Keller, the Getty’s senior curator of photographs.

A Revolutionary Project: Cuba from Walker Evans to Now looks at three critical periods in the nation's history as witnessed by photographers before, during, and after the country's 1959 Revolution. The exhibition juxtaposes Walker Evans's 1933 images from the end of the Machado dictatorship with views by contemporary foreign photographers Virginia Beahan, Alex Harris, and Alexey Titarenko, who have explored Cuba since the withdrawal of Soviet support in the 1990s.

A third section bridging these two eras presents pictures by Cuban photographers who participated in the 1959 Revolution, including Alberto Korda, Perfecto Romero, and Osvaldo Salas.

The exhibition closes this Sunday October 2nd @ The Getty. Hours are Tuesday - Sunday 10 am to 5:30 pm (exceptf ro Saturday when it closes at 9 pm). The museum is free, parking is $15 per car (free after 5 pm on Saturday)

The Getty Museum
1200 Getty Center Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90049



Los Angeles Times "Cuba Under the Lens at the Getty Museum" (May 27, 2011)

- Matt Beard

Eriberto and Estevan Oriol "Like Father, Like Son" (10/1)

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October 1st - October 29th, 2011

Opening reception
Saturday October 1st 6-9 pm

Carmichael Gallery
5795 Washington Blvd
Culver City CA 90232

APA/LA "Portfolio + Web Site Review" (10/15)

Get expert personalized reviews from top industry reps, photo editors, design firms and art buyers at a exclusive APA membership discount. These are the folks that know your clients inside and out. They know branding, marketing, editing. Sign up - Get focused!

The event is for three 20 minute sessions. For APA members $150, all others $300. Info + purchase over here.

Saturday October 15, 2011

At TBWA/Chiat/Day
5353 Grosvenor Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90066


Reviewers

Jigisha Bouveraut, Director of Art Production; TBWA/Chiat/Day
Tom Devine, Kaiser Permanente Associate Art Director
Brooke Embry, Tidepool Reps
Jen Jenkins and Eleni Peters, Giant Artists
Byron Regej, Photo Editor; Los Angeles Magazine
Andrea Rosenfeld, Art Buyer, David and Goliath
Tom Saputo, Saputo Design
Andrea Stern, Sternreps- Artist Rep
Sharon Suh, Photo Editor

CLOSING : Craig Semetko (10/1)

As a kid I spent hours in the school library looking at old LIFE magazines and when I got serious about shooting I discovered the work of Cartier-Bresson and Elliott Erwitt and poured over their books. I feel it’s very important to study the work of the masters, not only in photography, but in all visual arts. When you start out you emulate the artists who inspire you, and over time you hopefully develop your own style. I come to photography from a writing and acting background, so my early work was often simply character studies. Over time I concentrated more on design, isolating the background, and providing elements of a story with an emotional component. My style is continuing to develop. - Craig Semetko

Craig Zemetko's current exhibit @ Phil Stern Gallery comes down Oct. 1, 2011 so catch it while you can ! Tues-Sat. 11 am - 7 pm.

Phil Stern Gallery
601 S. Los Angeles St.
Los Angeles, CA 90014

IRIS Nights - Peter Fetterman + Lizzie Himmel "Women In Photography" (10/6)

For their IRIS Nights lecture, Fetterman and Himmel will discuss the role of female photographers in the 21st Century. During the presentation they will share a 20-minute documentary on photographer Lillian Bassman, who was a contemporary to both Irving Penn and Richard Avedon in post-war fashion photography.

This event is free with passes available on Wednesday (9/28) at noon as well as Thursday (9/29) at 9:30 am.

Thursday, October 6, 2011 6:30 - 8:00 pm

The Annenberg Space for Photography
2000 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

David LaChapelle / Daniel Askill @ PRISM (9/27)

David LaChapelle "Negative Currency "+ "Recollections In America"

In the series “Negative Currency” LaChapelle revives a developing process with which he previously experimented in 1990. By using the enlarger in the darkroom, LaChapelle used dollar bills in the place of a negative and the resulting effect was a pink print that shows both sides of the currency at once. By rendering the image of the physical currency as a virtual negative, he makes a direct correlation to the recent economic collapse being based on false commodities and misrepresented capital.

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Also on view, though, is a more subdued LaChapelle series called “Recollections in America." Here, the photographer brings an element of slapstick to the same sort of found, everyday snapshots by anonymous photographers that formed the basis of Shore’s aesthetic. Through digital manipulation, LaChapelle enlivens middle-brow parties and gatherings after the fact. The results are incongruous yet almost believable. The artist's fictive insertions give the original event a dark poignancy and universal resonance that it wouldn't otherwise have.

Daniel Askill "Three Rituals"

In his first exhibition at PRISM, filmmaker and artist Daniel Askill will present film, photographic stills, small-scale video installations and sculptural works. Each of the pieces on view are a meditation on the notion of ritual and how it can be viewed through the eyes of modern culture. Central to the installation is Modern Worship, a large-scale looping video installation that draws on elements of pop culture, Hollywood spectacle and global disaster. The work explores the media's portrayal of modern events, the way in which we receive this information, and the multiplicity of its delivery.

September 27th - November 5th

Opening Reception
Tuesday Sept 27, 2011 7-9 pm

PRISM
8746 West Sunset Boulevard
West Hollywood, CA 90069

Henri Cartier-Bresson "L'amour Tout Court" (2001)

Eric Schwabel's Burning Man 2011

I can’t explain the “why” of this project, it’s simply something I needed to do. But I can explain what the suit is. In 2010, the suit was two medium sized softboxes attached to a military frame pack using general photographic grip equipment (extension arms, knuckles, superclamps, etc). The lighting was two 1200 w/s battery powered strobe heads. There were two configurations: with the boxes straight in front of me, and the extra weight supported with a bicycle trailer that I was pushing, and the 2nd was straight up above my shoulders, which allowed me to get a lower angle. In this case, my assistant towed the bicycle trailer and batteries and I walked alongside.

In 2011, I switched to one light. I again used Pro-7b kits, this time with a twin head and a big white reflector. I also experimented without the suit, using a c-stand mounted to a bicycle trailer. This allowed me to light from more than just “straight on,” though between dehydration, playa dust in the nose and general overwhelm-ment (that’s not a word, I know), I think most of the shots remained straight-on.

I consider the project a success, but never finished. The plan is to continue to change and adjust and add for years to come. As long as Black Rock City will have me, I will keep coming.

Read more on Eric Schwabel's The Human Light Suit.

Noe Montes' thrift store find ....

"Many young photographers come to me and tell me their motivation for being a photographer is to “travel the world” or to “make a name” for themselves. Wrong answers in my opinion. Those are collateral incidentals or perhaps even the disadvantages of being a photographer. Without having tangible ideas, thoughts, feelings, and something almost “literary” to contribute to the discussion, today’s photographer will become lost in the sea of mediocrity…"

- David Alan Harvey (via)

Closing this Weekend

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+ Ashly Stohl "¡Patina o Muerte! (Skate or Die)" @ F/9 Photography Collective 5239 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA 90230. Hours : f/9 is Saturdays from noon-5pm.


+ Rankin "Eyescapes" @ Rankin Gallery 8070 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles CA 90046. Hours : Tues-Sat 11am-6pm

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+ "Face to Face: Works from the Bank of America Collection" @ Museum of Photographic Arts 1649 El Prado San Diego, CA 92101. Hours : Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

The exhibition includes some of the earliest techniques, including a salt paper print from the 1840s by David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, and a half-plate daguerreotype by Albert Southworth and Josiah Johnson Hawes. Other works include portraits by masters of the medium such as Yousuf Karsh, Lisette Model, Tina Barney, Rineke Dijkstra, Walker Evans and Richard Avedon.

+ "Inside Out: Portraits from the Permanent Collection" @ Museum of Photographic Arts 1649 El Prado San Diego, CA 92101. Hours : Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

As the author Richard Brilliant writes, "Making portraits is a response to the natural human tendency to think about oneself, of oneself in relationship to others, and of others in apparent relation to themselves..." Inside Out explores this question by looking at the many varieties of photographic portraiture, ranging from daguerreotypes to the interpretive portraiture of Arnold Newman, including the experimental approach of Man Ray and a view of Marilyn Monroe through time.

Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray (9/24)

Muray and Kahlo were at the height of their on-again, off-again, ten-year relationship when these pictures were taken. Their affair had started in 1931, after Muray was divorced from his second wife, and shortly after Kahlo’s marriage to Mexican muralist Diego Rivera. It outlived Muray’s third marriage, and Kahlo’s divorce and remarriage to Rivera, by one year, ending in 1941. They remained good friends until her death in 1954. (via)

This Saturday (Sept 24), Fullerton Museum will host an opening reception for their latest exhibition "Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray" from 6 - 9 pm. $10 admission / free for museum members. Exhibit will be open to the public from Sept 25 - Nov. 20, 2011

Check out Nickolas Muray's site for his images of Marlene Deitrich, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Cole Porter among others. Just beautiful !

Smithsonian Magazine's Museum Day (9/24)

In the spirit of Smithsonian Museums, who offer free admission everyday, Museum Day is an annual event hosted by Smithsonian magazine in which participating museums across the country open their doors to anyone presenting a Museum Day Ticket...for free.

Here in SoCal, free admission to Autry National Center, the California Science Center, Fowler Museum at UCLA, Hammer Museum, Laguna Art Museum, Museum of Latin American Art, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Grammy Museum, MOCA among others. LACMA, alas, I don't see on the list. You can check your location here. Follow their twitter too @museumday

So it is limited to two people only. You enter your info here, then they email you a ticket to print out. Not valid for special exhibits or parking. Offer is available only for this Sat. Sept 24, 2011. Check their site for full details.

Jocelyn Lee "Nowhere But Here"

The relationship I have with my subjects is very important to me. The time it takes to make the picture (which is long), and the dynamic that develops during the shoot, is a significant part of the process and meaning of the pictures. There is a lot of respect coming from my side of the camera towards my subject. I’ve always taken issue with the interpretation that a photograph is a “stolen moment”, stolen by one human being (the photographer) from another (the subject). I understand that premise and that way of making pictures (the stalking, secretive photographer—often used by journalists) and I want to be clear that I think it’s a valid way of making pictures, but it is not what I’m interested in. I’m interested in the relationship and what happens when two people spend a long time in a room together, intensely conscious of one another. Something changes. Expressions change. Facades drop. Boredom happens, humility happens, other states get revealed. (via)

Opening reception @ Sat (9/24) 6-8 pm

Rose Gallery
2525 Michigan Ave # G5
Santa Monica, CA 90404

Jo Ann Santangelo "Proud to Serve : I asked, they told"

Over the last two years I have visited with, photographed and recorded the stories of 65 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Veterans. Proud to Serve is dedicated to all the brave men and women service members who used to serve in silence and to those who can now serve freely.

- Jo Ann Santangelo

APA/LA "Digital Dissection with Dennis Dunbar" (9/24)

From APA/LA :

Come join us on Saturday September 24th for the next in our series of Digital Workshops with Dennis Dunbar. For this event Dennis will cover some of his recent projects highlighting several special techniques giving you an insight into how he approaches the challenges that come up.

He'll demonstrate techniques for stylizing images using split toning and other tricks. He’ll also show his favorite techniques for Color Correction and he’ll give you tips on Masking, using the Pen Tool as well as Photoshop’s Refine Edge Brush to blend several images into a seamless composite. Then he’ll show you how to wrestle pixels using the Warp Tool. Along the way he'll discuss file structure, layer organization and retouching workflow.

Join us for what promises to be an informative and enlightening workshop with one of APA LA's very own retouching masters.

Saturday September 24, 2011
10am-2pm

Strauss Studios
6442 Santa Monica Blvd.#204
LA, CA 90038-1513

To register or for more information Click Here

In other APA/LA news, they'll be hosting a portfolio + website review on Oct 15th @ TBWA/Chiat/Day. More details here.

"Honestly, the best "thing" I have done that has made me a better photographer is grow older; gaining experience and maturity and developing a sense of perspective that I didn't have when I began. As cliche as it sounds, it's true. Never giving up, not taking "no" for an answer and tirelessly working to take myself beyond where I've been before is what's kept me going since I started a career in photography in 1984."

- Art Streiber (via)

IRIS Nights - David Fahey+Mark McKenna "Herb Ritts - A Discussion" (9/29)

For IRIS Night's 100th lecture, David Fahey, co-owner of Fahey/Klein Gallery and Mark McKenna, executive director of the Herb Ritts Foundation will their guests.

This event is free and passes are available Wed 9/21 at noon as well as Thur 9/22 at 9:30 am here.

Once passes are gone, the other option is stand-by line at the night of the event.

September 29, 2011 6:30-8:00 pm

The Annenberg Space for Photography
2000 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Rick Nahmias "Golden State of Grace" reception (9/23)

First Congregational Church of Los Angeles (FCCLA) will host the Los Angeles premiere of Golden States of Grace: Prayers of the Disinherited, a multimedia photo exhibit from September 23-November 13, 2011. This will mark the first time the exhibit will be shown in a sacred space, and will be the homecoming of the exhibit for photographer & writer Rick Nahmias.

By giving image and voice to some of California’s marginalized religious groups, Golden States of Grace seeks to make the invisible visible, shedding light on such groups as Zen Buddhists at San Quentin Prison, a San Francisco-based transgendered gospel choir, Muslims who escaped Khmer Rouge’s Cambodian genocide, a Hindu ashram that cares for those with HIV/AIDS, a
halfway house for recovering Jewish addicts, and more.

The grand opening reception will be held this Friday Sept 23, 2011 with the photographer Rick Nahmias as well as some of inspiring subjects showcased in the exhibition.

Sept 23, 2011 @ 7:30 pm

First Congregational Church of Los Angeles
540 S. Commonwealth Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90020

Neil Leifer Book Signing (9/22 + 9/24)

There's two events for Neil Leifer's new book "Guts & Glory: The Golden Age of American Football, 1958-1978" here in Los Angeles this week.

First up is a book signing @ ESPN Zone at LA Live in downtown Los Angeles this upcoming Thursday Sept 22, 2011 6:30-7:30 pm. Then, on Saturday Sept 24, 2011, the first 25 customers who pre-order their copy of Neil Leifer's new book will have an opportunity to join the photographer for a screening of ESPN's "The Best of Leifer" + Q&A @ The Soho House 9200 W. Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90069.

The first twenty-five pre-orders received will be afforded one signed book for just $59.99, plus entry for two to this exclusive screening, as guests of The Soho House. Pre-orders will be taken on a first come, first served basis while supplies last. Please place your order today at 310.274.4300 or store-beverly(at)taschen.com

PIX Bowling !

Every once in a while we here at PIX will just have a night out bowling. WHat better way to end the weekend than hanging out with friends, having a few drinks and bowl a few games ?

Vivian Maier "Street Photographer" (9/22)

The Stephen Cohen Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of works by recently discovered Chicago street photographer Vivian Maier (1926 - 2009). The exhibition will showcase Maier’s wide range of images, from her wonderfully inspired self-portraits, and architectural views to her street portraits from New York, Chicago, and other cities, which document post-war America of the 1950s and 60s.


Opening recepion
Thu, September 22, 6pm – 9pm

Stephen Cohen Gallery
7358 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036

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Conversation with Ken Gonzales-Day and Edward Robinson @ LACMA (9/20)

“Ken Gonzales-Day joins LACMA’s Associate Curator of Photography Edward Robinson for a conversation about his new work, PROFILED, and topics ranging from freedom, class and gender to the location of the soul. PAC Prize-winning artist Ken Gonzales-Day lives and works in Los Angeles. His photography-based interdisciplinary and conceptual practice explores the history of the medium, the construction of race, and the limits of representation, ranging from the origins of racial profiling to museum display.”

Tuesday September 20, 2011 5:30 - 7:30 pm

Art Catalogues Bookstore @ LACMA
5905 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles CA 90036

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PBN 2011 Winners

http://photographybooknow.blurb.com/2011/winners

Special congrats to Angeleno photographer Thomas Michael Alleman whose book "Sunshine & Noir" was selected as winner of Travel category. Michael's work is currently also part of the "I Love LA" exhibition @ Duncan Miller Gallery closing this Saturday.

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Events This Weekend

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+ APA/SD " Naked : Photo Contest Exhibition" opening reception 6 - 10 pm @ Subtext Gallery 2479 Kettner Blvd. San Diego, CA 92101

Naked is a juried competition sponsored by APA | San Diego with photography that covers all aspects of this stripped-down five-letter word. From literal to poetic, from salacious to sublime, see the most revealing work on the subject. Our jurors, Christa Dix of Wallspace Gallery in Santa Barbara and Carol McCusker, respected photography curator, writer and reviewer have curated a show consisting of 30 of the best entries.

+ IRIS Nights lecture : Leonard Nimoy "Goddess: An Exploration of the Divine and the Secular Forms of Beauty" 6:30-8:00 pm @ Annenberg Space for Photography 2000 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles, CA 90067. Stand by line only.


+Tim Simmons "Urban Land Project" projection 8-10 pm @ Space 15 Twenty 1520 N. Cahuenga Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90028.

Tim Simmons' images compel viewers to reconsider the notion of "landscape." Focusing on the innate texture and detail of the land, he sets out to draw audiences deeper into it. Several of his photos were recently displayed in large-scale format along the arteries of Los Angeles and Philadelphia in a commission entitled Urban Land Project. Each city afforded a unique perspective of his work, compelling passersby to reflect and reconnect with their surroundings.

+ CLOSING : William Mackenzie-Smith "Plastic LA" @ Gallery 618E The Brewery 618E Moulton Avenue, LA, CA 90031. Hours today : noon to 8 pm

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+ Jason Murray "Goliaths of the Pacific" opening reception 7 to midnight @ The KONA Gallery 412 North El Camino Real San Clemente, California, 92672 USA.

For the last ten years, a small group of skilled watermen has been chasing big swells around the world. Jason Murray, Quiksilver’s Director of Photography, followed along on their journey, documenting the madness as the surfers challenged nature, themselves, and big wave surfing’s limitations.

+ Matthew Brandt "Two Ships Passing" opening reception 6-8 pm @ M+B 612 North Almont Drive Los Angeles, California 90069

M+B is pleased to announce Two Ships Passing an exhibition of new work by Matthew Brandt. “Two ships passing” is a common saying describing the possibilities and often unresolved nature of love and connection. The show’s title borrows from this multi-layered expression—its ambiguity as well as promise of potential—to describe the peculiar interdependency between The United States and China.

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+ Anthony Friedkin "The Surfing Essay" opening reception 6- 10 pm @ drkrm 727 S. Spring Street Los Angeles, CA 90014

Much of the essay was shot in the 1970’s, a particular time in the evolvement of surfing where lifestyles amongst surfers were wild and reckless, especially in Malibu and Venice. Many of the photos were shot during the “Dog Town” era, in Venice beach, then know at the time for it’s stark, decayed community and toughness. These are not your typical Southern California golden haired, perfectly tanned surfers standing with their board at sunset. These are warriors of the waves, at times intoxicated and high. In the tradition of Danny Lyon, these edgy, black & white photographs challenge our sense of what’s going on within this certain subculture at a particular time in Southern California history.

+ Blake Little "The Company of Man" opening reception + book signing 6:00-8:30 pm @ Western Project 2762 South La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90034

"I started photographing my friends and then friends of friends and eventually I traveled all over the country making pictures. Via the Internet, I was able to connect with this large but unseen network of men who share similar sensibilities. I identify with these men physically, emotionally and spiritually. I wanted to show the strength, integrity and personalities of the individuals I was fortunate enough to capture."

+ "Asco Valdez/Jacinto - 80s Portraits" opening reception 6-9 pm @ Thomas Paul Fine Art 7270 Beverly Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90036

The exhibition showcases rarely seen photography from Asco founding member, Patssi Valdez, and Louis Jacinto.

+ Robert Ferrone "Urban Decay" opening reception 6-10 pm @ Prohibition Gallery 6039A Washington Blvd Culver City, Ca 90232.


+ Tasya Van Ree opening reception 7-10 pm @ Edgar Varela Fine Arts 727 S. Spring Street Los Angeles, CA 90014

The sense of expansive awareness that for van Ree is a prerequisite to photography enables her to capture the small everyday flashes of insight that come when we are open to them and often go before we can fully grasp or appreciate them. Her extraordinarily vivid images are also a testimony to her eye for form and composition

+ CLOSING : The "Los Angeles Collection" @ Duncan Miller Gallery 10959 Venice Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90034. Thur-Sat. 11 am to 6 pm


+ CLOSING : Eric Kroll "Sex Objects to Fetish Girls" @ PRISM 8746 W. Sunset Boulevard West Hollywood, CA 90069. Tues-Sat 11 am to 6 pm


+ CLOSING : Tomoko Sawada "Reflections" @ Rose Gallery 2525 Michigan Ave # G5 Santa Monica, CA 90404-4091. Tues-Sat 10 am to 6 pm



+ CLOSING : Bill Rastetter "Sea and Sky" @ Joseph Bellows Gallery 7661 Girard Avenue La Jolla, CA 92037. Tue-Sat 10 am to 5 pm


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CLOSING : "Launching a Dream: Reviving Tongva Maritime Traditions" @ Fowler Museum at UCLA. Wed- Sun Noon to 5pm