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Contact Photography : Where We Live


Exhibition is still a work in progress, but if you want to come around the Junction tonight
there will be an opening with at least 15 other exhibitions within a 500m walk

Link to Exhibition Micro Site

Link to Contact 2012 Photography Festival Exhibition


Contact 2012 - Where We Live

I'll be posting more information on my CONTACT 2012 show over the next few weeks.

My CONTACT2012 micro-site will go live soon, as well.

But in the meantime - here is a link to my CONTACT 2012 Page on the Scotiabank CONTACT Website.

Opening reception will be Saturday May 5, 2012 from 6 to 9 pm at TeaBlendz in the Junction:

My "Artist Statement" about the show (oh how I dislike artist statements...):

"A suburban house. A downtown high-rise. The busy city centre. The middle of nowhere. Wealth, poverty, and the ability to choose between the two. Where we live influences how we perceive life, ourselves, and other people. This collection of images shows some of the ways in which we exist both geographically and physically, and how they can shape our identity, who we become, and our perception of the world."

Once again the show will be "interactive" with a lot of text to go along with the images.


To whet your appetite - here are a few images that will be part of the whole big thing:

Udaipur

El Chalten December 19-2 Vancouver-2

Richmond_Street-7 india0005

IMG_2239


Hope you can make it.

kanchan

Contact 2011 - Figure & Ground

contact 2011 Promo Card

I've got an exhibit in the Junction as part of Contact this year.

My Contact Website is here

My Page on the Scotiabank Contact Website is here

Regular Exhibition/Store hours:
Monday: Closed,
Tuesday & Wednesday: 10-6 pm
Thursday to Saturday: 10-7 pm
Sunday: 11-6 pm

Tea Blendz Website

If you're in the area - please pop in. There are 22 other exhibits within a 5 minute walk.

My Blurb:

Figure, perception and experience. The details that draw our attention and form our perceptions. Our individual histories greatly influence and lead us to identify and attempt to put what we see and experience into context. We try to make our world make sense. These photos are about experiences and details in the natural and human made world around us.



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