events: Public Events
SAVE THE DATE: Horizon Line Reconsidered
Curated by Renny Pritikin
A BAPC group exhibition at PHOTO, 473 25th Street, Oakland, CA 94612
BAPC 2011/2012 Portfolio Book
Recently finished, BAPC has collected sample work from the membership into a beautiful, hardbound book. Available from Blurb books, the book features 2 double page spreads of photographs for each member, showcasing the wide range of photo projects happening in the collective.
Pop: Exhibition and Holiday Sale

Red Poppy Art House
Curated by Marisa Aragona, Red Poppy Director of Exhibitions
Bold and dynamic works from BAPC members who employ diverse photographic methods to express both exuberance and the uncanny.
Participating Artists:
Jack Androvich, Henry Bowles, Rebecca Chang, Malcolm Easton, Barbara Kyne, Thomas Lavin, Charlotte Niel, Ari Salomon, Gary Weiner
http://redpoppyarthouse.org/
2698 Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
WaterWorks
Wave watchers 1 ©Kirk ThompsonArc Studios & Gallery 1246 Folsom Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 (map)
July 7 – July 28
Opening Reception July 7, 7-9pm
Closing Reception and Artists Talk: July 28, 4-6pm
– RSVP at the ARC Facebook event page
– Marketplace will be open during the closing reception
Hours: Weds, Thurs 12-5pm; Saturdays 12-3pm
Curated by Ed Carey (Gallery 291)
Curator’s statement: Few subjects in art history have been portrayed more frequently than water. From primitive cave drawings to the water wall in Bill Viola’s “Ocean Without a Shore” video, water has captured the artistic imagination.
“WaterWorks” represents water in multiple forms (fountains, oceans, rivers, puddles, pools) and many moods (from abstract, elusive, moody, mesmerizing, and transcendent, to literal and quotidian.)
It is not difficult to understand the artist’s attraction. Water is beautiful, awe-inspiring, universal, mesmerizing, mutable, life giving and life sustaining, a source of recreation and pleasure, a luxury and a scarce and sacred resource. Our affinity to water is visual, sensual and tactile. And it is also essential. Our blood is chemically similar to seawater. Our bodies, like the surface of the planet, are both about sixty-five percent water. And our life form originated in water. We wonder how the meanings we find in these water images resonate with our eternal longing to return to our original habitat – the sea. Read more…
Accident

© Anthony Delgado
PHOTO 473 25th Street Oakland, CA 94612
510.407.0449
www.photogalleryoakland.com
Hours: Thursdays 4-8pm; Friday and Saturday, 12pm to 6pm
May 17, 2012 – Exhibition Opens
May 19, 2012 – Artists Reception, 7pm to 10pm
June 1, 2012 – Art Murmur First Friday Reception
June 1, 2012 – Curator talk, 6pm
June 30, 2012 - Exhibition Closes. Update: extended through July 7
Portraits From Oakland

Portraits by members of the Bay Area Photographers Collective:
John Martin
Ralf Hillebrand
Charlotte Niel
Anthony Delgado
Henry Bowles
Gary Weiner
Timescapes exhibition

When She Was Young, Charlotte Niel
A photography exhibit featuring work by members of the Bay Area Photographers Collective at Collaborate Studio & Art Gallery in Oakland.
Participating artists are:
Adrienne Defendi
Linda Fitch
Barbara Kyne
Eric Larson
Erin Malone
John Martin
Charlotte Niel
The show will run from December 2, 2011 – January 25, 2012.
Curated by Susan Rippberger and Nicole Hills, both of Collaborate.
Artists Reception December 2nd, 6-9pm
Hours: Tuesday – Friday 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM
Collaborate Studio & Art Gallery
431 13th Street
Oakland, CA 94612
Located in City Center Oakland, at 13th and Broadway, steps from the 12th Street BART Station.
Holiday Print sale
BAPC members will have selected prints available for sale at Collaborate Studio & Art Gallery.
Hours: Tuesday – Friday 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM
Collaborate Studio & Art Gallery
431 13th Street
Oakland, CA 94612
Located in City Center Oakland, at 13th and Broadway, steps from the 12th Street BART Station.
BAPC Members Open Their Studios for SF Open Studios
San Francisco Open Studios, an event coordinated by ArtSpan, is a month-long art event in October that showcases over 900 emerging and established San Francisco artists in their studios. Several BAPC members are participating by opening their studios or collaborating with groups of other artists in concentrated spaces like Fort Mason. Check out the schedule and some great photography.
Weekend 1 – October 1st / 2nd
Mission

Ari Salomon
16 Abbey Street
SF, CA 94114
Bernal Heights

Erin Malone
220 Bonview Street
SF, CA 94110
Weekend 3 – October 15th / 16th
SOMA
Eric Larson
Arc Studios & Gallery
1246 Folsom Street
Studio Number: G/H
San Francisco, CA
SOMA

Heather Polley
Arc Studios & Gallery
1246 Folsom Street
Studio Number: Kearny Street Workshop Office
San Francisco, CA
Weekend 4 – October 22nd / 23rd
Fort Mason
Rebecca Chang
The Nocturnes
Fort Mason Bldg Number: D
Studio Number: Fleet Room, 100
San Francisco, CA 94123
Fort Mason
Linda Fitch
Fort Mason Bldg Number: D Ground Floor
San Francisco, CA 94123
BAPC: Bay Area Street Photography Now
Most artists are doing basically the same thing – staying off the streets.
— Edward Ruscha
This show, inspired in part by the book and online project Street Photography Now, is an exploration of this topic by six members of our collective. The photographers use a broad spectrum of photographic technology—from silver gelatin to digital cameraphones—to candidly portray life in public places. Their vision elevates the ordinary into realms of beauty and myth.
Artists’ Reception Friday, April 1 6 – 9pm
Exhibiting Artists: Anthony Delgado, Ralf Hillebrand, Thomas Lavin, Charlotte Niel, Kirk Thompson, Gary Weiner
PHOTO 473 25th Street Oakland, CA 94612
510.407.0449 www.photogalleryoakland.com
Hours: Thursday through Saturday, 12p.m. to 6 p.m.