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August 8, 2013

Home: Shelter and Habitat in Contemporary Art @ Bedford Gallery

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7 images from my series 18 Rue Dugommier will be part of this group show. It’s a great list of artists and on top of that I’m finishing a new panorama from this old series — an image that has never been exhibited before.salomon-Bathroom Scene (Brush)_300dpi

Home: Shelter and Habitat in Contemporary Art

UPDATE: this show will travel to the Schneider Museum of Art at Southern Oregon University. On exhibit 1/9/2014 – 3/15/2014.

Bedford Gallery
September 5 – November 17, 2013
Opening reception: 9/5/13, 6-8pm

Hours: Tues-Sun noon-5pm. $5 admission. open 6-8pm when there are evening performances in the Lesher Center for the Arts (free gallery admission with a same-day performance ticket)

1601 Civic Dr. Walnut Creek, CA 94596: Google Maps, Yahoo Maps

Home investigates the role that home, habitat, and environment play in our modern lives. From traditional notions of the hearth, to mobile, alternative, and eco-conscious abodes, this exhibition will address the way our interpretation of habitat has shifted over the past century

Artists: Julie Alvarado, Tyler Bewley, Elizabeth Cayne, Hannah Chalew, Kathryn Dunlevie, Megan Gorham, Deborah Hamon, Todd Hido, Claire Jackel, Eirik Johnson, Lori Larusso, Derek Lynch, Lee Materazzi, Robert Minervini, Dean Monogenis, Lori Nix, Jeannie O’Connnor, Sasha Petrenko, Ari Salomon, Carrie Schneider, Tracey Snelling, Lisa Solomon, Daniel Speight, Michael Stevens, Gina Tuzzi, Hagar Vardimon-van Heummen, Henry Wessel, Katherine Westerhout, Stephen Whisler

 

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

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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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