28/5/2004
Hunter Barnes
31Grand, New York
Outside of Life. Spending time and developing relationships with his subjects has enabled Hunter to take truly compassionate and honest pictures of this country's hidden cultures. Hunter's last series documented the rural people of the Wallowa Valley in northeast Oregon. For his current project he broadened his scope and traveled the country making classic black and white portraits of Americans living outside of the mainstream: Maximum security prisoners at Corcoran State Prison in California; the low riders of Espanola, New Mexico; Hell's Angels from upstate New York; and the Bloods from Saint Louis.
Outside of Life
31GRAND is proud to present 'Outside of Life', Hunter Barnes' new series of photographs.
Spending time and developing relationships with his subjects has enabled Hunter to take truly compassionate and honest pictures of this country's hidden cultures. Hunter's last series documented the rural people of the Wallowa Valley in northeast Oregon. For his current project he broadened his scope and traveled the country making classic black and white portraits of Americans living outside of the mainstream:
Maximum security prisoners at Corcoran State Prison in California; the low riders of Espanola, New Mexico; Hell's Angels from upstate New York; and the Bloods from Saint Louis.
Hunter Barnes, Israel, 2003
Black and white photograph 11 x 14'
May 29 – June 27, 2004
Opening Reception Saturday, May 29, 7-10pm
Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday 1-7pm, or by appointment
Available at the exhibition is his second book also entitled, 'Outside of Life'.
Directions: Subway -L Train to Bedford Ave. Walk south on Bedford Ave. to Grand St. Right on Grand St. to Kent Ave. Car -Drive over the Williamsburg Bridge. First exit. Right on Broadway. Right on Kent Ave. to Grand St.
For more information about the artist please contact us at 718.388.2858
31GRAND
31 Grand Street
Williamsburg Brooklyn, New York 11211
718.388.2858