Current Gallery Exhibition, Danny Lyon: The Bikeriders Featured on ARTORONTO.ca

ARTORONTO.ca author and photographer Shellie Zhang visited the gallery on Saturday May 11th for the opening of the current gallery exhibition Danny Lyon: The Bikeriders:

... "The Bikeriders explores the seductive realm of the biker subculture with a different conclusion than those depicted in popular culture. Lyon offers a romantic insight towards the classic American outlaw and maintains their integrity with signs of compassion. In many ways, Lyon acts as a spokesman for his friends and comrades...."

To read the complete article please visit: http://www.artoronto.ca/?p=19174

Exhibition page: http://www.bulgergallery.com/dynamic/fr_exhibit_invitations.asp?ExhibitID=250

BOOK SALE!

Starting tomorrow, May 18th, take 25% off all books at the Stephen Bulger Gallery! Offer ends May 29th!

REMINDER! FREE SATURDAY SCREENING at CAMERA

Saturday May 18th, 3:00pm
 
BORN TO FILM

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 1982), 33 min.

TWO FATHERS

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2005), 30 min.

LLANITO

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 1971), 54 min.

For more informtaion on the films please visit: http://www.bleakbeauty.com/home.html

Please Visit Us at the Pittsburgh Photo Fair May 18th-19th

Saturday, May 18 12 - 6pm
Sunday, May 19 11am - 5pm
 
Unsmoke Systems Artspace
 
1137 Braddock Avenue, Braddock, PA
Free & open to the public 
 
PGH Photo Fair returns for a second year this weekend, Saturday May 18 & Sunday May 19 at Unsmoke Systems Artspace. This year, PGH Photo Fair will host twelve internationally known dealers to exhibit museum-quality prints and photo-based art spanning the history of the medium, from nineteenth-century vintage prints to contemporary photography, as well as photographic books and photo-based magazines. 

The expanded scope of exhibitors this year includes greater international breadth with Stephen Bulger Gallery from Canada, Next Level Projects from London and Only Photography from Berlin. Returning this year are Gitterman Gallery and L. Parker Stephenson, both specializing in classic and mid-century work. New, and with a very strong representation of the best in contemporary photography, are Higher Pictures and Sasha Wolf Gallery. In nineteenth-century works the excellent program of Gary Edwards Gallery is expected from the DC area as well as Winter Works on Paper, a trailblazer in showing the best in vernacular photography. Rounding out the roster with books, limited edition prints and magazines are newcomers Blind Spot and returning exhibitors Aperture Foundation and Spaces Corners, all with compelling programs of contemporary work.

For more information please visit: http://www.pghphotofair.com/

Gallery Artist Laura Letinsky's Upcoming Exhibition at Brock University

Rodman Hall Art Centre/Brock University

Laura Letinsky: Still Life Photographs, 1997 – 2012 

May 25 to September 8, 2013
 

Artist Talk: Friday, May 24, 7 pm 

Opening Reception: Friday, May 24, 8 pm  

"For more than fifteen years, Canadian-born artist, Laura Letinsky, has explored the possibilities of still life photography. The generally subdued colors of her work lend it an air of lightness and tranquility that is often at odds with the moldering produce and mass-produced remnants of daily life she orchestrates in her photographs. On close inspection, playful manipulations of balance, space, and scale reveal both her curiosity about human perception and her rigorous search for meaningful form."

Rodman Hall Art Centre / Brock University
109 St. Paul Crescent, St. Catharines, Ontario L2S 1M3
TEL 905.684.2925
www.brocku.ca/rodmanhall
 
Gallery Hours
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm
Thursday: 10 am to 9 pm
Closed Monday and statutory holidays.
Admission is by donation.

For more information please visit: http://www.brocku.ca/rodman-hall/exhibitions/Upcoming

Artist Page: http://www.bulgergallery.com/dynamic/fr_artist.asp?ArtistID=70

FREE SCREENING at CAMERA

Saturday May 18th, 3:00pm

BORN TO FILM

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 1982), 33 min.

TWO FATHERS

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2005), 30 min.

LLANITO

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 1971), 54 min.

For more informtaion on the films please visit: http://www.bleakbeauty.com/home.html

Interview with Gallery Artist Robert Burley on Rangefinderforum.com

 Radio interview: Robert Burly documents Kodak closure

"When Toronto-based photographer Robert Burley documented the closure of Kodak's main Canadian branch plant in 2005 he had little inkling that this was just the beginning of what would turn out to be the rapid demise of film and the huge factories that produced it around the world."
 
For interview please visit: http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/pr...onoon/20130507

Artist Page: http://www.bulgergallery.com/dynamic/fr_artist.asp?ArtistID=20

REMINDER FREE SATURDAY SCREENINGS at CAMERA

Saturday May 11th, 3:00pm

SHADOWMAN

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2011), 22 min.
Shadowman was filmed in the Bernalillo, New Mexico, the Acoma reservation’s desert, the streets and garages of Manhattan, and the Maine woods and skies. The film is Lyon’s experimental look at filmmaking, the irony of digital, the death of film, and his thoughts on the meaning of his lifetime of work.

NOTHING

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2012), 10 min.
Lyon’s existential look at himself, the nature of his work and the vast emptiness of his home, the American South West

MURDERERS

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2008), 30 min.
Murderers is a film that documents murderers in three states: New York, Arkansas and New Mexico. This dark and profound work documents one of mankind’s oldest activities, murder.  

DEAR MARK

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 1981), 16 min.
Dear Mark is a portrait of artist Mark di Suvero made from footage shot over the course of a decade by his friend Lyon.

Reminder! Gallery Talk for Richard Harrington's Arctic Photographer Exhibition - 7pm Today at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery

The Robert McLaughlin Gallery is pleased to present Richard Harrington: Arctic Photographer, March 29th - June 16th. Gallery talk with Leslie Boyd Ryan Director of Dorset Fine Arts will talk place Thursdat May 9th at 7pm.

The Robert McLaughlin Gallery
72 Queen Street, Civic Centre
Oshawa, Ontario
905-576-3000
rmg.on.ca

For more information please visit: http://www.rmg.on.ca/richard-harrington-arctic-photographer.php

Artist Page: http://www.bulgergallery.com/dynamic/fr_artist.asp?ArtistID=99

FREE SATURDAY SCREENINGS at CAMERA

Saturday May 11th, 3:00pm

SHADOWMAN

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2011), 22 min.
Shadowman was filmed in the Bernalillo, New Mexico, the Acoma reservation’s desert, the streets and garages of Manhattan, and the Maine woods and skies. The film is Lyon’s experimental look at filmmaking, the irony of digital, the death of film, and his thoughts on the meaning of his lifetime of work.

NOTHING

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2012), 10 min.
Lyon’s existential look at himself, the nature of his work and the vast emptiness of his home, the American South West

MURDERERS

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 2008), 30 min.
Murderers is a film that documents murderers in three states: New York, Arkansas and New Mexico. This dark and profound work documents one of mankind’s oldest activities, murder.  

DEAR MARK

Made by Danny Lyon (USA: 1981), 16 min.
Dear Mark is a portrait of artist Mark di Suvero made from footage shot over the course of a decade by his friend Lyon.

REMINDER! FREE SATURDAY SCREENING at CAMERA

Saturday May 4th, 3:00pm

STRAND, UNDER THE DARK CLOTH

Dir. John Walker (CANADA: 1989), 81 min.
A documentary of the life and career of pioneering 20th century American photographer Paul Strand.  John Walker highlights Strand’s spontaneity, commitment, sympathy and passion.  The film captures Strand’s collaboration with Alfred Steiglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe and Fred Zinnemann.

FREE SATURDAY SCREENING at CAMERA

Saturday May 4th, 3:00pm

STRAND, UNDER THE DARK CLOTH

Dir. John Walker (CANADA: 1989), 81 min.
A documentary of the life and career of pioneering 20th century American photographer Paul Strand.  John Walker highlights Strand’s spontaneity, commitment, sympathy and passion.  The film captures Strand’s collaboration with Alfred Steiglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe and Fred Zinnemann.