The Great Picture Show

It's a fair assessment that the internet has forever altered the way we interact with photography. Everyone takes photos now, thanks to our smart phones and everyone looks at the images in digital form. Some photographers would argue this spurs a new appreciation for the art form, others argue it...

By Lauren Smart

November 27, 2014

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It's a fair assessment that the internet has forever altered the way we interact with photography. Everyone takes photos now, thanks to our smart phones and everyone looks at the images in digital form. Some photographers would argue this spurs a new appreciation for the art form, others argue it waters it down. But one thing we can probably agree on is that it's more rare that anyone prints off their photos to admire in person, even professionals. That's why you should get off your bum this weekend and go to the Photo Show at Two Bronze Doors (5732 Richmond Ave.). It features the work of Kurt Griesbach, Arik Cardenas, Alex Hakimi and Rusty Bouvier, all of whom I doubt you follow on Instagram. See it in person from 6-10 p.m. Saturday. More info at twobronzedoors.com.
Sat., Nov. 29, 6-10 p.m., 2014

Lauren Smart

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