The Soccer Mom Camera Crew (Adriana Bianchi, Philip Bordallo, Kenji Wai Chang, Ryan Cosentino-Roush, Davis Dao, Marc Pascua and Elias Woo) presents Sunny Side Up. Although no over reaching theme for the show, the Crew is brought together with their love for point and shoot film cameras circa the 1990s.
Exhibition: February 27th – March 2nd, 2012
Reception: 6 – 8 pm, February 28th, 2012
Location: Gallery 2 (Art Building)
For more information: https://www.facebook.com/events/351952588178649/
Alessandra Imazio explores Northern Ireland, where she studied abroad at the University of Belfast, for her BFA show.
Exhibition: February 27th – March 2nd, 2012
Reception: 7pm, February 28th, 2012
Location: Herbert Sanders (Industrial Studies Building)
For more information: https://www.facebook.com/events/185016884938263/
Always outdoing herself, this will be Kat’s first of three shows this year, including 2 BFA shows. This will feature photographic work she did during last semester that got her started on her BFA show.
Date: February 6th – 9th, 2012
Reception: 6pm, February 7th, 2012
Location: Herbert Sanders Gallery (Industrial Building)
Website: http://katmcdonald.com/
For more information: http://www.facebook.com/events/163820033717442/
The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford currently has a wide range of work by Walker Evans up including Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, his subway portrait series entitled Many Are Called and the Polaroid SX-70 shots he took later in his life.
Exhibition: Feburary 1st – April 8th, 2012
Gallery Hours: Wednesday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm & Thursday, 11am – 8pm
For more information: http://museum.stanford.edu/
There will also a lecture giving by Jeff L. Rosenheim, Photo Curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, about the exhibition.
Date: 5:30pm, February 9th, 2012
Location: Cantor Arts Center
And Stanford MFA candidate Adam Katseff discusses his work and Walker Evans as part of the Cantor’s monthly series of graduadte students’ gallery talks.
Date: 2:00pm, February 9th, 2012
Location: Cantor Arts Center
Over the course of two and a half months, the students of Julia Weber’s Color Photography class worked collaboratively on a project titled Photographic Threads. The idea behind this project was to create a thread of images that started with William Eggleston’s iconic photograph Memphis.
The first student had three days to take a picture that was inspired by Eggleston’s image. That student would then send it to a second student who was given the task of taking a photograph inspired by the preceding image. This thread continued until each person in the class had taken a picture. Whether it was color, object, atmosphere, or mood, the connection between the images could be concrete or abstract.
Works by Allison Ricigliano, Katie Bauer, Joel Valencia, Richard Chung, Sarah Pannell, Jesse Barbon, Morgan Anderson, Christian Faragalli, Alicia Aldama, Sarah Bauer, Joaquin Barreto, Chan Mon Min Htin, Judy Chen, Jackie Phung, Samantha Wendland, Carole Cheng, Jessica Boaz, Justin Molina, Jasmine Ferrer, Megan Groden & Ashley Dix.
Exhibiton: November 28th – December 2nd, 2011
Reception: 6 – 8 pm, November 29th
Location: Gallery 5 (Art Building)
For her final and BFA gallery show, Oksana Zhuravel showcases her photographic documentation of her hometown of Novovolynsk, Ukraine. It will be up in Gallery 5 from November 14th to 18th, with a reception on Tuesday November 15th at 6 pm.
Dates: November 14 – 18th, 2011
Reception: 6 – 8 pm, Tuesday, November 15th
Location: Gallery 5 (Art Building)
Website: http://oksanazhuravel.com/
For more information: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=111717592274658
Hayley Hall will be having her BFA show in the Herbert Sanders Gallery this week. It will be up from November 7th to the 10th and there will be an reception on Tuesday at 6 pm.
Dates: November 7th – 10th
Reception: 6 – 8pm, November 8th
Location: Herbert Sanders Gallery (Industrial Studies Building)
It’s the first of the month, that means art walks for the Bay Area. Here is a list of what is happening photographic wise:
Faculty member Mimi Plumb is having a show opening reception in Berkeley on Friday (11/4).
Some SJSU Photography Alumnus have will have work at Art Ark’s Holiday Art Auction which is part of South First Fridays.
Fraenkel Gallery: Robert Adams – Consolations
Stephen Wirtz Gallery: Chris McCaw – Ride Into The Sun
SF Camerawork: 2011 Auction Preview
Robert Koch Gallery: Tamas Dezso – Here, Anywhere
Gallery 291: Peter Hebeisen – Metamorphosis and Myth
Scott Nichols Gallery: Brett Weston – Centennial
For more information about First Thursdays, check out: http://www.firstthursdayart.com/
Anno Domini: Bloodwork: Bodies
Art Ark Gallery: The More The Merrier II: Holiday Art Auction (featuring some past alumnus from SJSU)
Metro Photo Exhibit: Invitation
Pho69: Robertino Ragazza – de la luz y de las sombras
For more information about First Fridays, check out: http://www.southfirstfridays.com/
Faculty member Mimi Plumb is having a show at the Local 123 Gallery up in in Berkeley. The show will feature large scale photographs from her series “Their Backs”. Fellow photographer Susan Felter’s work will also be shown.
Dates: November 4th, 2011 – January 4, 2012
Opening Reception: 6 – 8:30pm Friday, November 4th
Location: 2049 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA
For more information, check out: http://local123gallery.com/
Ryan Kalem will be graduating this semseter with a BFA this semsester and this will be his final show at SJSU. The reception will be October 25th at 6pm and the exhibition will run from October 24th – 27th in Gallery 3 of the Art Building.
For more information: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=204533092952969
Website: http://ryankalem.com/