We are a nonprofit organization committed to building a community of photographers. Our work ranges from fine art to documentary, color to black and white, traditional darkroom to digital imaging. We nurture each other’s professional and artistic growth through member activities such as artist talks, portfolio reviews, workshops, salons, and exhibitions. Please visit the gallery to view our members’ work. If you’re interested in joining, please review the membership information. And please check out our public programs—all are welcome to attend.
Member News
March 2nd, 2010 to April 3rd, 2010Angelika Schilli and Adrienne Defendi are participating in the Krappy Kamera XII International Juried Competition at SOHO Photo, 15 White Street in New York. Artist reception is Tuesday, March 2, 2010 from 6-8PM http://www.sohophoto.com/kk12_winners_gallery/index.html
February 26th, 2010 to April 17th, 2010Erin Malone will participate in the 2010 International Juried Plastic Camera Show at Rayko Photo Center.
Opening Reception is Friday February 26, 6-8pm, Rayko Photo Center, 428 Third Street San Francisco
http://raykophoto.com/?page_id=38&pid=291
Erin Malone will participate in the 3rd Annual Juried Holga Show at the Photomedia Center in Erie, Pennsylvania. The show is online indefinitely and a print from each artist is in their permanent print collection. http://www.photomediacenter.org/Holga3/Holga3show.html
January 25th, 2010 to March 21st, 2011Charlotte Niel will participate in the juried Texas Photographic Society Show at the Southern Light Gallery, Amarillo, titled “Our Town: Amarillo”.
Charlotte has two images in the show. Exhibit will travel throughout the U.S. for one year.
Ongoing Member News
Erin Malone’s California Impressions series is available in the Marketplace at Rayko Photo Center. Ari Salomon’s Interface series and other images are available at the SFMOMA Artists Gallery. Heather Polley’s series Vanitas is available at CordenPotts Gallery
BAPC Public Events
San Francisco photographer Michael Jang is acclaimed in both fine art and commercial worlds. SFMOMA has acquired his work, and will include him in its upcoming 75th anniversary show “The View From Here“. His photographs have been shown there alongside those of Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Garry Winogrand, and Diane Arbus. He has done head shots of Jimi Hendrix, Wynton Marsalis, Robin Williams, Frank Sinatra, Bobby McFerrin, Carlos Santana and many others. He will speak and show photos about his unexpected artistic journey. Come, see his work and interact with him in a Q&A session following his talk.
Harvey Milk Building/ The SF Photo Center
50 Scott Street (at the top of Duboce Park), San Francisco, CA
Member Events
East Bay Peer Review
Henry Bowles office at 1801 Clement Ave., Suite 200, Alameda
Interested in joining our photographic community? We are seeking people with a passion for photography. For more information, please read about how to join or contact: membership@bapc.info.