Snapshot @ sixspace

Snapshot @ sixspace

by | Nov 10, 2004 | Openings | 4 comments

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It’s a fact of life that if you are an artist/collector/curator/gallerist/artfan and you live in Orange County, you will be making frequent trips to LA. So one of the goals of this blog is to list events/openings that I think are worth the drive north.

First off is Snapshot @ sixspace:

sixspace is proud to present an exhibition that highlights the work of five young photographers working in Los Angeles. Snapshot provides just that: a "snapshot" look into the important work being created in Los Angeles by artists who are further exploring and advancing the aesthetic and conceptual elements in the medium of photography. The artists: Heather Cantrell, Elizabeth Daniels, Steve Diet Goedde, Andy Mueller, and Lori Frances Schindler are each examining images in different ways via landscapes, portraits, and abstract visuals.

November 13 – December 4, 2004

Reception: Saturday, November 13 from 7-10 pm

Added Bonus:

It doesn’t look like any of the featured artists attended Yale’s Photo MFA program…..so naked people getting all vulnerable and stuff should be kept to a minimum.

Not that I have anything against naked people…..

The OC Art Blog was created in 2004 as a way to build community and promote the marginalized but dynamic Orange County art scene.

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