Self-Portrait. Lemgo 2024 #filmisnotdead #kodakvision250d
SFC Members! We have 4 more spots available for members to present at the in-person critique on May 21. If you are interested in presenting at the critique, please email [email protected] to sign up in addition to registering on Eventbrite. This is a great chance to share your current project with the SFC community! SF Camerawork's monthly critiques offer members the opportunity to share and receive feedback on their current projects. May's critique will be led by Bay Area based artist, Jeremiah Barber. Registration through the link in our bio. When: May 21, 6-8PM Location: SF Camerawork Jeremiah Barber is a San Francisco based artist who explores perception and communication through performance, sculpture, and speculative design. Central to his work are anticipated failures: constructed realities, knowledge gaps, and a future designed through our bodies, which are fundamentally unreliable. Barber has been commissioned for projects nationally and internationally, including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, Southern Exposure, and the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery. In 2015 he received the Eureka Fellowship from the Fleishhacker Foundation. In addition to his solo practice, Barber cofounded the artist collective 100 Days Action. He teaches sculpture at the University of California Davis. Jeremiah Barber, The need to see panoramically on the ground with minimal blind spots, 2022, from the series evolutionary variations. @_jeremiahbarber_ #sfcamerawork #memberscritique
Love Ebti's exhibition and want to see more? Reach out to us at [email protected] to receive a packet of all available prints made by Ebti during her current show and select prints from previous projects. Ebti, Nothing is what it seems, 19 x 13 inches, Inkjet print, edition of 10 Ebti, SFCW 020924, 19 x 13 inches, Inkjet print, uneditioned Ebti, SFCW 022624, 19 x 13 inches, Inkjet print, uneditioned Ebti, SFCW 022724, 19 x 13 inches, Inkjet print, uneditioned #sfcamerawork
Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, CA. March 2024. #leica #leicacamera #leicaworld #leicaphoto #leicam11m #leicaspc #blackandwhite #monochrom #monochrome #blackandwhitephoto #bnw #bnwphotography #blackandwhitephotography #leicasociety #SPiCollective #street #streetphotography #mystreet_bnw #ssicollaborative #SPiCollective #35mm #voigtlander #nokton #latergram #takemorephotos #stopsign #shadow #shadowwork #sfcamerawork #graffiti
The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA. March 2024. #leica #leicacamera #leicaworld #leicaphoto #leicam11m #leicaspc #blackandwhite #monochrom #monochrome #blackandwhitephoto #bnw #bnwphotography #blackandwhitephotography #leicasociety #SPiCollective #street #streetphotography #mystreet_bnw #ssicollaborative #SPiCollective #28mm #voigtlander #nokton #latergram #takemorephotos #oaklandbaybridge #sfcamerawork
Ebti’s wonderful installation, “Almost but not quite, a photographic exploration of a window.” 78 inkjet prints of SF Camerawork’s window over time. Be sure to see this beautiful work for yourself and find the layered images hidden within it!🔍🪟🪄 Exhibition on view through June 22, 2024. SFC is open Tuesday through Saturday 12-6pm. #ebti #sfcamerawork
Ebti, a rich and complicated show of photographic images at SF camerawork, opened on Friday. Actually, I think it opened earlier, but whatever. You have to look really closely at these images, to get a sense of how they are made. Better yet, visit the Gallery if you can. And I wish I understood why Siri always capitalizes the word Gallery. Artist in foreground, last picture, talking to friends and admirers. The opening was jampacked. #ebti #sfcamerawork
SF Camerawork's monthly critiques offer members the opportunity to share and receive feedback on their current projects. March's Critique will be led by Photographer, Creative Director, and SFC Board Member, Brooke Farrington! When: Tuesday, March 26, 6-8PM Location: SF Camerawork If you are interested in presenting at the critique, please email [email protected] in addition to registering through Eventbrite. Link in our bio. We have 3 more presenting spots available! Brooke Farrington is a Sr. Art Director with two decades in the fashion and advertising industries. She has worked with new, emerging and heritage brands over her career and provides creative leadership on and off set. Brooke is trained in photography and is most inspired by her collaborations with other artists in the creative community. She is a collector of modern and contemporary photographs and her personal work focuses on portraiture and editorial storytelling. She often gives back to the community by supporting non-profit organizations as well as emerging brands/ small businesses with her photography. Brooke is a Bay Area native and lives and works in Oakland, CA. @brookefarrington #sfcamerawork #memberscritique
Ma-kan مكان, a solo exhibition with @ebtiebtiebti opening next week, March 12! Please join us for the opening reception at the gallery on Friday, March 15, 6-8pm. through the artist's words: Ma-kan مكان Between what was and what is not, we are here Waiting For you waiting We are everywhere And nowhere The pieces, coming together Very slowly We’ve always been there In the in between Ma-kan is a show that takes the window at SF Camerawork as a gateway to personal and faraway histories both in time and space. An ongoing contemplation on windows. Windows put us in between worlds, weathers and thoughts. A window is an interval of time and it’s the eye of the house. She is sitting in the window, waiting for everyone to come home. Ebti, Almost but not quite, a photographic exploration of a window, 2024, 78 inkjet prints of SF Camerawork's window over time. #sfcamerawork
We are thrilled to announce that SF Camerawork is now an approved San Francisco Legacy Business!🎗️🌉 We are honored to join an amazing and diverse group of community serving businesses dedicated to maintaining the unique character of San Francisco. Special thank you to the Legacy Business Program and The Office of Small Business and Small Business Commissioners for their support of San Francisco! 🌁 Our sincerest gratitude to Lorenzo Rosas, Legislative Aide BOS District 2, and Woody LaBounty, SF Heritage, for their guiding support throughout the application progress. Lastly, thank you Michelle Branch, former SFC Board Chair, Jonathan Calm, current SFC Board Chair, and Michael Buhler, President and CEO of Fort Mason for their continued advocacy and championing of SF Camerawork. Learn more about the Legacy Program at www.legacybusiness.org #SFLegacyBiz #sfcamerawork #sfheritage
Yesterday ended with multiple rainbows. The first one next to the Golden Gate Bridge. And then somewhere in the bay, going through the city. I am adding two more photos. One from the Alamo Square and the photo of the surfers is from Pacifica (can you see the wall of rain in the ocean?) #sf #sanfrancisco #sfgate #bayarea #bayareaphotographer #sflove #howsfseessf #sfcamerawork #cityphotography #rainbow #goldengatebridge #california
“Before there was a mascot for cowboys, Black folks were doing it. Before there was this white, rugged, Clint Eastwood or whomever, there were Black people doing this job. Originally, the goal was to get the story out there without it being sensationalized, and I just wanted to show the kind of everyday, mundane.” —Charles Lee (@ohhh_so_sirius) Photographer Charles Lee speaks with Emily Wilson (@pureewil) about his first solo exhibition at SF Camerawork (@sfcamerawork), "sweat+dirt". The two discuss the artist's unwavering commitment to documenting the Black experience in the American West, which has a cultural history that long predates the archetype of the Marlboro man. Lee's fascination with the subject began not long after his cousin, a Zydeco musician, introduced him to the Black Cowboy Parade in West Oakland. Read more on their conversation on the editorial section of Testudo!
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Repost from @sfcamerawork • Application is open NOW! 🎆 FORECAST 2024: SF Camerawork’s Annual Survey of Photography! SF Camerawork invites artists working in photography to submit work for FORECAST 2024, SF Camerawork’s survey of contemporary photography. This year’s acclaimed jurors, Maggie Dethloff (@curatormaggie) and Rea Lynn de Guzman (@rayuh_lynn), will consider all works within the expanded field of photography, from traditional to experimental, with a focus on recently completed, thought-provoking projects. The work of up to six artists will be selected for a group exhibition at SF Camerawork’s gallery in San Francisco, and one artist will win the $1,500 Juror’s Choice Award. 🌟AWARDS: $1,500 Juror’s Prize awarded to one finalist $500 artist’s fee awarded to up to five participating artist 🌟ALL SELECTED ARTISTS RECEIVE: Work presented in a curated 3-month group exhibition at SF Camerawork in San Francisco, with the option to sell at a 30/70 SF Camerawork/Artist split. Work featured across SF Camerawork’s media channels with opportunities for artist’s talks, interviews, and other forms of direct audience engagement. A free one-year extension of their current SF Camerawork Membership. Benefits include access to members-only critique reviews, discounts on workshops, and private exhibition tours and walk-throughs. 📣 You must be a current member of SF Camerawork to apply. All members whose dues will be current as of the application closing date (March 29) will receive a direct link to the application via email. 📣First-time members and members that need to renew before the closing date will receive the application link in a confirmation email after submitting dues on our membership page. Please find the membership link in our bio. #sfcamerawork #forecast2024 #calltoentry #calltoentries #photographycallforentries #opencall #opencallforartists #photography #photographycallforentries #photographycontest
Application is open NOW! 🎆 FORECAST 2024: SF Camerawork’s Annual Survey of Photography! SF Camerawork invites artists working in photography to submit work for FORECAST 2024, SF Camerawork’s survey of contemporary photography. This year’s acclaimed jurors, Maggie Dethloff (@curatormaggie) and Rea Lynn de Guzman (@rayuh_lynn), will consider all works within the expanded field of photography, from traditional to experimental, with a focus on recently completed, thought-provoking projects. The work of up to six artists will be selected for a group exhibition at SF Camerawork’s gallery in San Francisco, and one artist will win the $1,500 Juror’s Choice Award. 🌟AWARDS: $1,500 Juror’s Prize awarded to one finalist $500 artist’s fee awarded to up to five participating artist 🌟ALL SELECTED ARTISTS RECEIVE: Work presented in a curated 3-month group exhibition at SF Camerawork in San Francisco, with the option to sell at a 30/70 SF Camerawork/Artist split. Work featured across SF Camerawork’s media channels with opportunities for artist’s talks, interviews, and other forms of direct audience engagement. A free one-year extension of their current SF Camerawork Membership. Benefits include access to members-only critique reviews, discounts on workshops, and private exhibition tours and walk-throughs. 📣 You must be a current member of SF Camerawork to apply. All members whose dues will be current as of the application closing date (March 29) will receive a direct link to the application via email. 📣First-time members and members that need to renew before the closing date will receive the application link in a confirmation email after submitting dues on our membership page. Please find the membership link in our bio. #sfcamerawork #forecast2024 #calltoentry #calltoentries #photographycallforentries #opencall #opencallforartists #photography #photographycallforentries #photographycontest
Upcoming Exhibition Announcement! Ebti Ma-kan مكان March 12 — May 23, 2024 SF Camerawork is proud to announce Ma-kan مكان, a solo exhibition with Ebti, a multidisciplinary artist, a self-taught photographer, and a translator living between Cairo and San Francisco. The exhibition will be on view at our Fort Mason location from March 12 through May 23, 2024. A public opening reception will be held on Friday, March 15, from 6-8 pm. Ebti and SF Camerawork will host a series of open studio visits at the gallery commencing March 1, where visitors and SF Camerawork community members will have the opportunity to learn about the artist’s work in progress and witness Ebti’s creative practice unfold in real-time. Additional programs and specific open studio dates are to be announced on our website, and via our email list. Ma-kan مكان means place in Arabic. Taken apart, the word ma-kan can also mean it was and it’s not. For her exhibition, Ma-kan مكان, Ebti will present a suite of site-responsive, photo-based installation works crafted from prints on fabric, projections, transparencies, and traditional paper prints. Using images, stories, and objects collected from her travels, home life, and the space itself, a narrative of perpetual departure, arrival, home, and homesickness unfolds. We hope you are as excited as we are!! Ebti, Ma-kan, 2 places, 2 digital cameras, unidentifiable size, 2019/2024 @ebtiebtiebti. #ebti #sfcamerawork
@theinterval’s home is Fort Mason @fortmasoncenterforartsandculture Located in “Landmark building A”. The Fort, named after American military governor Richard Barnes Mason (01797 – 01850) is built on the shore of the San Francisco Bay, near Black Point, an area employed by the Native American Ohlone people as a boat launch. The land later became the private property of John C. Frémont, explorer of the western U.S., who spearheaded the conquest of California from Mexico. Over the 227+ years of modern use, the site has served as a refuge for people displaced by San Francisco’s great earthquake of 01906, a coastal defense site, a major military transport and shipping hub during wartime, a proposed site for a futuristic urban center, and most recently as an expanding cultural and exposition center. It’s a particularly special place, with open spaces, iconic views of the San Francisco bay, excellent restaurants and bars @greensrestaurant @radhaussf @theinterval @equatorcoffee, Art Galleries @sfcamerawork @hainesgallery @for_site, Art Supplies @flaxart, and Theater @batsimprov. The fort is also part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which includes Alcatraz Island, Muir Woods and the Marin Headlands. We recommend a visit. #fortmasoncenterforartsandculture #fortmasoncenter #theinterval #longnowfoundation #radhaussf #greensrestaurant #equatorcoffee #sfcamerawork #hainesgallery #flaxart #fortsite #batsimprov #magictheater #goldengatenationalrecreationarea #home
Self-Portrait. Berlin 2024
🔥 Immerse yourself in a Saturday filled with artistic exploration! 🌟 Check out this array of captivating exhibitions in San Francisco! 👉🏻 Swipe for more info and visit www.sfart.guide for more info about upcoming art events! ___ #sfartguide #sfart #sanfranciscoart #sfartist #sanfranciscoartist #sfartists #sanfranciscoartists #sfartscene #sfevent #sfevents #sanfranciscoevent #sanfranciscoevents #sfcamerawork #1275minnesota #hashimotocontemporary #nancytoomeyfineart
It is the last week to view Charles Lee’s first solo exhibition sweat + dirt! Join us for an exhibition conversation on the closing date February 3 with exhibiting artist Charles Lee, educator Hannah Waiters, and artist and cowboy, Paul Kevin Jaques. Please register through the link in our bio. When: February 3, 2024, 3-5PM Location: SF Camerawork #sfcamerawork @ohhh_so_sirius Installation image by @minoosh_z
Such a great attendance at our #memberscritique last night! Thank you to our January critique leader @ronmsaunders. We have an exciting lineup of Members’ Critiques scheduled for 2024. Be sure to visit our upcoming events page to sign up! Not an SFC Member yet? Sign up today! Our membership program is the best way to engaged with SFC, stay informed of exciting new exhibitions and events, present your work at critiques, and be a part of our vibrant photography community. 📸📷 SFC member @gnarello presenting work. #sfcamerawork
Thank you @bjp1854 and @ravighosh_ for your conversation of sweat + dirt by @ohhh_so_sirius! 🎉 “My work is about agency,” he says. “That is very important in the arts, making sure that the subjects are being viewed how they want to be viewed.” Please find the whole article through the link in our bio and on our website. Exhibition on view through February 3, 2024. #sfcamerawork #britishjournalofphotography