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November 27, 2023

Articulate turns 13

Articulate turns 13 is an annual fundraising group show.  Here’s to the next 13 years of engaging in spatial, experimental and project-work practices. I will participate with one of the 6 Feet Apart installations from my solo show that was part of the Head On Photo Festival.

    • Dec 2-17, 2023
    • Gallery hours: Fri, Sat and Sun 11am–5pm
    • Opening: Saturday 2 Dec ???? 3-5pm
    • Location: 497 Parramatta Rd, Leichhardt NSW 2040, Sydney, Australia (map)

 

 

These wood “tiles” provoke curiosity — the images wrap around to the back of the tile.

 

This shot shows the floor image also:

 

 

Artists: Anke Stäcker, Anya Pesce, Ari Salomon, Beata Geyer, Chantal M Grech, Diane McCarthy, Elizabeth Rankin, Elke Wohlfahrt, Glenn Locklee, Jan Handel, Jeni Mulvey, Jennifer O’Brien, Kendal Heyes, Lesley Giovanelli, Lisa Jones, Lisa Pang, Liz Shreeve, Margaret Roberts, Margaret Seymour, Maria Constantinescu, Molly Wagner, Natasha Allen, Peter De Lorenzo, Phong Le, Rhonda Dee, Ro Murray, Roman Lang, Schwab Brenton, Sonja Karl, Stephanie Allington, Steven Fasan, Steven Tonkin, Sue Callanan, Susan Andrews, Szilvia Gyorgy, Tamara Pavlovic, Tom Loveday, Vilma Bader, Zorica Purlija

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  • articulateprojectspace.org/project/23-16-W
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Ari Salomon is a fine art photographer working in San Francisco.

Recent Exhibitions

  • Burn Line at Nohga Hotel Kyoto — KG+ / GOJO+ Award
  • Luminous at KG+ Kyoto, with Samurai Foto
  • A Measure of Uncertainty at Harvey Milk Photo Center
  • Change at the Magnes Collection
  • Pingyao International Photography Festival

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Exhibitions

  • Burn Line at Nohga Hotel Kyoto — KG+ / GOJO+ Award

    4/18 – 5/17, 2026, Solo Exhibition

  • Luminous at KG+ Kyoto, with Samurai Foto

    4/21 – 5/3, 2026

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A teaser for my upcoming show at Bedford Gallery t A teaser for my upcoming show at Bedford Gallery this January.

An iPhone, a moving train, and a panorama mode used wrong. THROUGH LINE is a mural printed onto the gallery wall strip by strip, so it keeps growing through the show. Hills repeat, foregrounds smear, diagonals break apart. It’s what travel looks like when the camera tries to keep up.

#throughlineari #linearpanorama #trainphotography #bedfordgallery #muralinstallation
A teaser for my upcoming show at Bedford Gallery t A teaser for my upcoming show at Bedford Gallery this January.

An iPhone, a moving train, and a panorama mode used wrong. THROUGH LINE is a mural printed onto the gallery wall strip by strip, so it keeps growing through the show. Hills repeat, foregrounds smear, diagonals break apart. It’s what travel looks like when the camera tries to keep up.

#throughlineari #linearpanorama #trainphotography #bedfordgallery #muralinstallation
INBAL HOFFMAN & SARON PAZ Artists of the World Uni INBAL HOFFMAN & SARON PAZ
Artists of the World Unite, 2026
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“Artists of the world unite” is …
Powerful multimedia display of the photographs of Powerful multimedia display of the photographs of @zivkoren1 taken before during and after the October 7 attacks. Many of the videos, turn the photographs into 3-D layers and have an almost psychedelic blending and merging that, at its best, helps the viewer travel through time and space and access the emotional impact of events. #oct7massacre
My work will be available at this huge photo book My work will be available at this huge photo book fair this weekend. It’s a well attended and fun event for book and photo geeks.
shooting for a new old project... coming January t shooting for a new old project... coming January to @bedfordgallery via @bapcsf and @artalatrinca
#BurnLine A new group of friends I made on my las #BurnLine

A new group of friends I made on my last shoot on the fire sites.

#lawildfires
@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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