Updated : July 21, 2008
07|18|2008: Lumas Gallery Grand Opening in Boston - Lumas, a gallery with global presence and dedicated to the promotion of established and emerging photographers from around the world has recently opened a new gallery on Newbury Street in Boston. On Thursday July 24 they will be celebrating this new milestone with a grand opening from 6-8PM. The opening of Lumas will fill some of the void that photography enthusiasts are feeling in Boston. Read More>>
Jaques Olivar - Just Like a Woman
07|08|2008: Gallery Kayafas presents - Photography Exhibits: Bremner Benedict's "Gridlines" and Peter Kayafas' "The Merry Cemetery of Sapanta" from June 11 to July 26. Read more>>
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06|17|2008: At The Ocean’s Edge - A Photography Exhibit by Yoav Horesh
By Jason Landry, Art Institute of Boston MFA in Visual Arts candidate
YORK, MAINE –You can taste the salt-water of the Atlantic in the air. The weather was at least twenty degrees cooler near the coast. The tides are moving in and out down by the harbor, people are swimming in the ocean, dogs are kicking up sand as they chase Frisbees and novels are being read. Summer is upon us. New England happens to be a very popular vacation destination this time of year, and with the value of the Euro far exceeding the US Dollar, the influx of tourists this summer will be at peek levels. Read more >>
06|09|2008: A Topographical (re)View - Photography by Abelardo Morell
Art Review by Jason Landry, Art Institute of Boston MFA in Visual Arts candidate
BOSTON - Abelardo Morell has a compelling ability to reinvent himself through his work. His experiments usually lead to images like this one, North America: Cliché Verre With Ink Transferred to 8” x 10” Film, 2007. Read More >>
06|04|2008: Artist talks at AIB - Boston, June 23-26
Information submitted by Jason Landry
Wayne Gozales, Dawoud Bey, Ellern Harvey and Mariam Ghani, four contemporary artists, will be talking in respective order from Monday June 23 to Thursday June 26 from 7:30-9:30PM. These talks open to the public. Full Program >>
05|29|2008: Naoki Honjo at Bernard Toale Gallery from May 14 to June 28 - Opening reception on June 6th
Boston – Naoki Honjo is showing his "Small Planet" series at the Bernard Toale Gallery. This is a very interesting collection and seeing the real work is a must for any photography enthusiast. Before visiting the Bernard Toale Gallery this week, I had never seen Honjo’s work before, which actually contributed to my excitement once I saw his photographs. If you are new to Honjo's world as well, the subjects of his photographs resemble miniature sets used in by architects as scale models for building sites, or scale models used in movie productions, which are so real and will fool anyone. Honjo’s scale models fooled me too, because they are "not" models and are pictures of real places. It took me almost 3 photographs to realize that these were real locations with real people. Once I came to this realization, I had to go back to the beginning and start over. Even then I didn't want to believe that these were real photographs, and it makes you wonder whether we are real, or maybe the toys of a higher being. I highly recommend this exhibit and guarantee that you won't be disappointed. For exhibit details please visit http://www.bernardtoalegallery.com. Opening reception will be held on June 6th.
05|29|2008 More Photography Exhibits in Boston
Abelardo Morell's "Picture in Picture” collection is currently on display at the Bernard Toale Gallery, from May 14 to June 28. Opening reception will be held on June 6th. Visit http://www.bernardtoalegallery.com for more information.
Frank Gohlke's “Straight Ahead & on the Line” can be seen at Gallery Kayafas until June 7. Visit http://www.gallerykayafas.com for more information.
05|16|2008: "Stories in a Black Box" opens with huge success
Boston – On May 15th PhotoEmerge celebrated its second exhibit of 2008, “Stories in a Black Box”, at the Brant Gallery at Mass College of Art and Design. The exhibit, which opened to the warm and supportive reception of art enthusiasts from as far as Cape Cod featured the work of Justin Blinder, Meriah Burman, Annie Claflin, Sue Costello, Julie Napoli, Elisabeth Neville, Mary Poulin and Alyssa Ringler. > Read More
Opening reception of "Stories in a Black Box" at the Brant Gallery
04|14|2008: "Uprooted" - A Group Exhibit Curated by Khalid Kodi
A Visual Engagement of Forced Displacement and its Causes.
April 14th – 24th, 2008
Reception: April 24th 6:00pm – 8:00pm Read More >>>
PhotoEmerge is Growing
We are excited to announce the expansion of PhotoEmerge. We are now joined by Richard Sitoski of Canada, who will be heading the PhotoEmerge editorial group that will bring us interesting articles and reviews of established and emerging artists whose primary media is photography, video and multimedia installations. Also joining us are Kate Russell-Jones and Melanie Thornton, both PhotoEmerge Alumni, who will be helping us in marketing and special projects.
Do you write about the art scene?
PhotoEmerge is looking for writers who can cover the art scene news with emphasis on photography, video and multimedia installations. We are interested in international contributors especially from NYC, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Mumbai, Beijing, Cologne, Toronto and Dubai, but not limited these geographical locations..
The AIPAD Photography Show - New York City | April 10-13
The 28th AIPAD Photography Show was hosted at the Park Ave. Armory from April 10-13. Read review here >>>
Portfolio Review at the Griffin Museum of Photography - Winchester, MA (May 9, 2008 | Registration: April 11)
Do you have a portfolio ready that you would like to share gallery owners, publishers, and other influential people in the business of fine art photography? The check out Griffin's website. Registration is just around the corner. Don't miss out as space is limited. Naveed Nour of PhotoEmerge has been invited as a reviewer this year as well. Griffin Museum of Photography
