We’ve updated The Workspace Gallery page to include the last two shows, Two Views and Yes, They’re From An iPhone.
We’ve updated The Workspace Gallery page to include the last two shows, Two Views and Yes, They’re From An iPhone.
I’ve been working with Robert Von Thaden, @robertvonthaden, on a bigger and better Instagram presence. We’ve posted a few reels with more to come and we’re working on some YouTube pieces. Take a look, you’ll find them interesting.
instagram.com/bkimaging
Join us on Saturday, March 30, 3:30 – 6:00 PM for the Opening of, YES, They’re From An iPhone.
Highlighting the works of photographers Walter Baron and Greg Delory, the exhibition challenges conventional notions of photography by showcasing the remarkable capabilities of the iPhone as a camera.
Walter’s collection, Tin Vision, offers a contemporary interpretation of the historic Tin Type photographic process. Through his artistry, Walter invites viewers to explore the fusion of tradition and innovation in capturing imagery.
Greg’s series from his book, Enter, features photographs captured over an extended period. By defying traditional presentation, Greg has transformed individual images into diptychs, not singular pieces. His unconventional approach prompts viewers to reconsider the narrative potential of photography.
Our March Newsletter is out with workshop and gallery updates. If you aren’t on our email list, please send you contact info to be added.
Our new Workshop schedule is out. Here’s the link to the Workshop Newsletter.
From the Provincetown Independent.
Please join us Thursday, July 13th, 5:30 to 8:00 PM for the Opening of Blurred Lines, an extraordinary collection of AI images created by Fran Forman and John Huet. Blurred Lines showcases their creative use of artificial intelligence, pushing the boundaries of traditional photography by redefining “what is and what isn’t”.
Fran is well known for her visionary approach to digital imaging, having been exhibited globally and featured in numerous prestigious publications. Her seamless integration of AI technology has redefined the boundaries of her artistic expression.
John is a world-renowned photographer known for his ability to capture that “what is” moment. His extensive portfolio includes collaborations with leading brands and publications. The innovative use of AI in his photography has pushed the limits of visual storytelling.
Fran and John will be here to talk with you about how AI has changed their process of image making. We look forward to seeing you on the 13th.
This Saturday, April 1st, 3-6 PM ET, is the Opening and Artist reception for Photography is the Camera For What Is, AI is the Camera For What Isn’t, a collection of AI images created by John Huet.
Remember to join us on Tuesday, April 4 at 7 PM ET for an online discussion with John about this new art form. He will share his process, how he sees the future of photography, and why he is a believer.
There is still room in our Refining the Print Workshop. This workshop will look at ways to refine your interpretation of the print. We’ll focus on the subtleties of exposure, contrast, and color within your images and refine how you use the tools in Photoshop and Lightroom to make these changes. The workshop begins Wednesday April 5th. Five 2-hour sessions / $675. Wednesdays, April 5, 12, 19, 26 and May 3 at 2 PM ET. To register or if you questions about the workshop, please contact us.
Artist Talk with John Huet
Time: Apr 4, 2023 07:00 PM ET
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85790872652?pwd=aUFHdDBoTDBXb3RIbUtscThLbkVUdz09
Meeting ID: 857 9087 2652
Passcode: 981535
The Opening for our current show, Photography is The Camera For What Is, AI is The Camera For What Isn’t, will be Saturday April, 1 from 3-6 pm.
This show is a collection of AI images created by John Huet. John is considered one of the most creative advertising photographers working today, and in 2021, received the International Photography Award for Photographer and Advertising Photographer of the Year.
If you can’t make it to the Opening, the gallery is open M-Th, 11-4:30, Friday by appointment.