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August 14, 2012

OPEN SHOW @Gallery Carte Blanche

DATE: Thursday, August 16, 2012, 7-9pm
VENUE: Gallery Carte Blanche, 973 Valencia Street  San Francisco, CA 94110 (map)

PRESENTERS & PROJECTS

Ari Salomon – Motion Studies (I’ll have a few actual lightboxes but mostly will be talking in front of a slideshow)
Meghan Rand – Unexpected Beauty
Kevin Parry & Andrea Nesbitt – Hypno SF
Chris Smith – Kasi Life
Eugene Reshetov –  A Fresh Look at Kiev

A free event, but seating is limited: RSVP on Facebook

ABOUT OPEN SHOW
Open Show San Francisco provides a forum for our local community of visual storytellers to share their projects. Each month photographers, filmmakers and multimedia producers from around the Bay Area gather at different venues for an evening of live presentations and lively conversations. Four presenters have 15 minutes each to introduce one project. Both ongoing and completed work is accepted. We welcome diverse topics ranging from documentary to fine art.

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  • Facebook event page
  • OPEN SHOW: San Francisco Bay Area
  • Carte Blanche Gallery

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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

Recent Press

  • Burn Line featured in Forbes and J
  • “Lasting Evidence”: featured in Professional Photographer magazine
  • Float Magazine Instagram Takeover
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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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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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TO SHARE A STOMACH August 8 - September 19, 2026 TO SHARE A STOMACH

August 8 - September 19, 2026
The Brick, 518 N. Western Ave. Los Angeles 90004 - To Share a Stomach is an exhibition shaped by proposals, instructions, and written correspondences sent by artists currently living and working in Iran. interesting work and of course so timely as we hope these artists in Iran are able to be safe — and hope for much more beyond safety.
Just went to a great community cyanotype project a Just went to a great community cyanotype project as part of a memorial for #lawildfires2025 with @katelainprojects
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