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June 15, 2012

Accident @Photo Oakland

I have four of my Interface photos in this show that was just extended to July 7. I was one of the main organizers for this exhibition and was honored that Rene agreed to curate it for our group. I have my photos exhibited in a new way –

Accident
May 17  to July 7, 2012
PHOTO
473 25th Street Oakland, CA 94612
510.407.0449
Hours: Thursdays 4-8pm; Friday and Saturday, 12pm to 6pm

May 19, 2012 – Artists Reception, 7pm to 10pm
June 1, 2012 – Curator talk, 6pm
Update: extended through July 7

funny how the lightswitch becomes another face when seen next to my work.

Curated by Rene de Guzman, Senior Curator of Art, Oakland Museum of California

Curators statement: Nothing quite requires as much coincidence of opportunity, perception, and tools as a good photograph. Conditions need to be right; the artist must possess the experience and vision to sense aesthetic potential; and a camera has to be at hand to capture the image. Good pictures come from an indefinable combination of factors according to a recipe revealed by the images themselves at the moment of creation. Great photographs invent new possibilities for seeing and image making.
The photographs I’ve selected all have a sense of having just barely come together. They are not forced and have elegance. The subjects express themselves effortlessly as if they were willing collaborators with the artist. One depends on the other, and there is a balancing between preexisting situations and ones that exist because of the photographer’s ability to see. They are all improbably good like happy accidents.
Artists:
Adrienne Defendi
Anthony Delgado
Linda Fitch
Ingeborg Gerdes
Ralf Hillebrand
Barbara Kyne
Eric Larson
Thomas Lavin
Erin Malone
John Martin
Charlotte Niel
Heather Polley
Ari Salomon
Kirk Thompson
Gary Weiner

see also: BAPC info page with all photos and PHOTO info page

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Ari Salomon is a fine art photographer working in San Francisco.

Recent Exhibitions

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  • Pingyao International Photography Festival

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    4/21 – 5/3, 2026

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@nicolekshaffer @recologyair excellent exhibition @nicolekshaffer @recologyair excellent exhibition that’s open today and Tuesday. This program has been producing amazing art for decades. Nicole‘s work is like a mashup of “the Wizard of Oz” and “one flew over the cuckoo‘s nest”
BERLIN:: “Deutschland Deutschland übel alles,” is BERLIN:: “Deutschland Deutschland übel alles,” is a satirical pun on the historical first line of the German national anthem: “Deutschland, Deutschland über alles” (Germany, Germany above all).The sign changes the word “über” (above/over) to “übel” (bad, awful, or nauseating). 

Meaning of the Pun:: Literally translated, the sign means “Germany, Germany, awful/sickening everything” or “Germany is bad above all else.”It is used as a form of political satire or protest. By using this phrase, the person displaying the sign is expressing deep frustration, anger, or dissatisfaction with the current state of German politics, society, or the government.

The original meaning (1841): When Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben wrote the lyrics, Germany was not a unified country but a collection of independent kingdoms and duchies. The phrase “Germany above all” originally meant that the dream of a unified German democratic nation should be more important than loyalty to individual local rulers. During the Nazi regime, the phrase was co-opted to mean German supremacy and dominance over other nations.
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You are witnessing a quintessential Finnish univer You are witnessing a quintessential Finnish university tradition: student orientation and “appro” events.
Early September marks the start of the academic year at Tampere University and TAMK (Tampere University of Applied Sciences). You are seeing thousands of new and returning students participating in orientation week activities and citywide orientation rallies (fuksi suunnistus).
What to Know About the Tradition
 * The Colorful Overalls (Haalarit): The boiler suits or overalls are the official uniform of Finnish university students. The color indicates their field of study—for example, red for medicine, dark blue for computer science, yellow for psychology, or white for business.
 * The Fabric Patches: Students customize their overalls over their entire academic career by sewing on embroidered patches collected from events, student guilds, and parties.
 * The “Treasure Hunt”: The small groups you see navigating the city with maps or phones are participating in an orientation checkpoint rally. Groups complete funny challenges, trivia, or team-building games at stations hosted by older students across parks and public squares to earn points and collectible patches.
Walking through @backlight_fi in Tampere, Finland Walking through @backlight_fi in Tampere, Finland 🇫🇮 — one of the Nordic region’s longest-running photography festivals (since 1987). A little tour, artist by artist.

Grateful to have connected with @tasumaniemi (Executive Director, Nykyaika/Backlight), Liisa Mäkinen (festival producer), and artist-curator Anna Ruth of @akkigalleria — whose “Art without Transportation” project is producing one of the installations

Incredible work on view from @angelo_katerina  @jo_duck  @davidellingsenphoto @joelr.jj @lecercle @andreduane @rafael.roncato @areyoushure_ @timowright @sheungyiuphoto @aminyosefi  and Jakob Ganslmeier (@jakob_ganslmeier ) of Ganslmeier & Zibelnik.

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