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February 5, 2019 by Ari Salomon

Kyotographie KG+ @ Dojidai (Kyoto)

April 16-21, 2019 12-7pm (last day till 5pm)
Public reception: 4/20 6-8pm
Dohjidai Gallery of Art (map)

Excited to premiere more of my Rapid Express series at this exciting fine art photography festival in Kyoto this April.

Kyotographie and KG+ (official satellite event), now in their seventh year, form the core of a month of photography in Kyoto, Japan, running from mid-April to mid-May.  Nineteen members of BAPC will participate in this exhibit at Dojidai Gallery in the heart of Kyoto.  The exhibit will comprise a section of all members’ work exploring the interplay among them on the theme Of Dreams and Reality, and sections of 12 individual members that dive deeper into each one’s interpretation of that theme.  

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September 6, 2018 by Ari Salomon

Floating Worlds @ Bokeh Bokeh

My series won a Portfolio Award in the San Francisco Bay International Photo Show. It was published this week on “Bokeh Bokeh”.
 
Bokeh Bokeh is an online photo Zine that features works from all photographic genres – fine art, documentary, portraiture, street, …  focuses (or blurs?) on work that is original, beautiful, startling.  
 
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February 22, 2018 by Ari Salomon

Home Show @ PhotoAlliance

PhotoAlliance presents a juried photographic competition with winning entries exhibiting work at the SFO Museum located at the San Francisco International Airport and online @ photoalliance.org. My work will be shown in the online exhibition. These images will be displayed as a part of a “slide show” to a live audience at the next PhotoAlliance event. 

Home may be where we start or end our day – an actual place or a state of mind. Home might be a feeling carried around as something desired or battled for. Home can include inhabitants, community or any form of like-mindedness.

HOME, will be on view at the SFO Museum May 8–August 14, 2018.

JURY: WINNING IMAGES SELECTED BY

  • Tina Barney, Artist
  • Thea Traff, Associate Photo Editor, The New Yorker
  • Christopher McCall, Director, Pier 24, San Francisco