Susan May Tell (Por)Trait Revealed at the RayKo Photo Center 428 3rd St. in San Francisco until September 10 is a juried group show that explores the genre of portraiture and varying characteristics of us humans.
Tomorrow, Friday, September 3 the Garrison Art Center opens PHOTOcentric a juried show and Joseph Squillante is showing a new work, Orbit#1, very different from the black and white work he has done for years. His color image is mounted on metal with a clear high gloss laminate.
The Garrison Art Center is at 23 Depot Square (Garrison train station). The show runs until September 26.
On Tuesday, September 7, Bill Wadman opens "Drabbles" at Soho Photo at 15 White St.. A drabble is a precise work of fiction of exactly 100 words. Wadman says, “These photographs are intended to be the same: a short story, a moment which needs to be imagined and expanded in the mind of the viewer. It's a voyeuristic glimpse into someone else’s world, sometimes fantastic or silly; other times scary or even sad.”
Stephen Mallon's "Next Stop Atlantic" opens on Friday September 10 at Front Room Gallery 147 Roebling St. in Brooklyn.
Mallon's photographs capture the retirement of hundreds of New York City Subway cars to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. In a bold move, the NYC Transit authority joined the artificial reef building program off the East Coast of the US in 2000 and sent stripped and decontaminated subway cars off on barges to be dropped into the Ocean in order to build refuge for many species of fish and crustaceans which would colonize the structures.
Thank you, Stella! It's very exciting to see all the Fine Art exhibitions that members of the NYC chapter are having.
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