Blister in the Sun
dal 1/5/2003 al 31/5/2003
Segnalato da
Paul Butler, Paul Zacharias, Doug Lewis, Flavio Belli, Si Si Penaloza,
Erick Glavin, An Te Liu, Shaan Syed, Taffi Rosen, Derek Finkle, Andrew Hull
Natalie Kovacs, Mike Hammer, Andy Decola, Colin Bowers, Julie Voyce,
Andy Fabo
Marra Ambrose
Yuri Dojc
Dennis Duncan
Averill Lehan
Juno Youn
ReBecca Miller
Daniel Borins
Jennifer Marman
Andrew Hunt
Manny Neubacher
Gerda Neubacher
Roman Neubacher
Adam Lodzinski
John Smialek
Jonathan Savoie
Patrick DeCoste
Orlando Marques
1/5/2003
Blister in the Sun
Gallery Neubacher, Toronto
Photographs. One crazy trip for Contact Photo 03. A 360-degree rotation, both literal and conceptual, will span the globe and gallery in this supersonic Contact '03 show. Blurring the lines of what constitutes the proverbial 'travel shot,' Blister in the Sun probes the contemporary photographer's struggles with what it means to document a place.
Gallery Neubacher presents one crazy trip for Contact Photo 03
Including Photographs from:
Paul Butler, Paul Zacharias, Doug Lewis, Flavio Belli, Si Si Penaloza,
Erick Glavin, An Te Liu, Shaan Syed, Taffi Rosen, Derek Finkle, Andrew Hull
Natalie Kovacs, Mike Hammer, Andy Decola, Colin Bowers, Julie Voyce,
Andy Fabo, Marra Ambrose, Yuri Dojc, Dennis Duncan, Averill Lehan,
Juno Youn, ReBecca Miller, Daniel Borins, Jennifer Marman, Andrew Hunt,
Manny Neubacher, Gerda Neubacher, Roman Neubacher, Adam Lodzinski, John
Smialek, Jonathan Savoie, Patrick DeCoste, Orlando Marques,
A 360-degree rotation, both literal and
conceptual, will span the globe and gallery in this supersonic Contact '03
show. Blurring the lines of what constitutes the proverbial 'travel shot,'
Blister in the Sun probes the contemporary photographer's struggles with
what it means to document a place. Whether it's the pilgrimage to a monument
or the impact of a local's expression, there are inherent implications in
the act of making an image in a 'foreign' land. How does the artist filter
through the popular iconography and proliferated vernacular of a place?
A notorious group of more than 30 edgy photographers and artists will select
10 images from their past or present in 5x7 format to embrace, manipulate
and stretch the concept of the 'travel shot'. The images take the spectator
on a roller coaster ride in and out of the reality of our world. From the
doorways of Vienna to the monuments of India to the most twisted corners of
someone's mind. All these images have in some way provided a reflection of
mankind's need to document time and place throughout their travels.
About Gallery Neubacher:
Gallery Neubacher promises to introduce and contribute to the development of
emerging artists as well as showcase the talents of more established
contemporary artists working in all media. Gallery Neubacher is located
within a stone's throw of Toronto's celebrated Yorkville gallery district.
Opening evening is Friday the 2nd of May from 7-10. The show runs until May
31, 2003.
Gallery Neubacher
81 St. Nicolas Street
Toronto