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Jan 08 2012

Exhibition – FLUIDRIVE: Modern Daguerreotypes by Curtis Wehrfritz

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Curtis Wehrfritz‘s work is in a new exhibition at the Southeast Museum of Photography in Daytona Beach, FL, USA. The show will be up from January 27 – April 22, 2012. There is going to be a talk with the artist followed by a reception on March 30, from 6:00 –  8:00 p.m.  Details can be found on the museum’s website.

Curtis Wehrfritz

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Nov 22 2011

Exhibition – Silver Eyes by Beniamino Terraneo

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Beniamino Terraneo has an exhibit up through November 26th in the northern Italian city of Brescia. Here is the announcement with images from the show.

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Aug 28 2011

Summer work

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On exhibit in the Konst and Kamera gallery in Sweden are daguerreotypes by Ake Hultman of his documentation of his surrounding environs over summer. Also on display are his reproductions of vintage equipment

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Aug 03 2011

11 x 14″

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A new large format, in camera original, work from Curtis Wehrfritz has been added to his gallery page, more of his latest work can be seen in exhibit he currently has in San Francisco.

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Jul 04 2011

Solo Exhibition – Takashi Arai

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This Saturday, July 9th, Takashi Arai will be opening a three month solo exhibition of contemporary daguerreotypes at the Kawasaki City Museum. From Takashi:

I will exhibit 3 sets of brand-new works for this show:

The first series is “Mirrors in Our Nights,” twelve 8×10 daguerreotypes newly taken after the unforgettable day of March 11th. For many years Touhoku has been my mental mainstay, I tried to make each daguerreotype as an unique monument for my friends displaced by the earthquake and tsunami, and nuclear disaster in Fukushima.

The second set “Portraits of Us” includes 6 portraits of my family and one image from my grandfather’s funeral in the end of this March.

The third sequences are over 120 plates from “Daily D-type projects.” Since January 1st I’ve been taking one daguerreotype a day, and I will continuously add new plates to this show until October 10th.

Also, we would be happy if you would join us on July 16th at kawasaki City Museum for the artists’ talk with Mari Miki, a young conservator and former Mellon Fellow in Photograph Conservation in George Eastman House. I and Miki collaborated to make reproductions of ‘Eirikimaru’ daguerreotypes: the first photographed images of Japanese people in 1850.

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Jun 16 2011

Invitation

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Readers residing in or traveling to Italy are cordially invited to Beniamino’s new exhibit in Milan;

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