MISSION CULTURAL CENTER AND HAMBURGER EYES PRESENT

CASUAL ABYSS
May 11 – June 5 2010

CASUAL ABYSS is a photographic exhibition of modern artifacts that provide clues into the chasm hovering in another dimension beneath our own. This exhibition will attempt to explore the void and make sense of what lies in the hearts of men.

Opening Reception
Thursday, May 13, 6-9:30pm.

Photo Exhibition
In the Main and Inti-Raymi Galleries. Admission only $5, sliding scale.

Gallery hours
Tuesday- Saturday, 10am-5pm / tours available. For Saturday viewing hours it is best to experience the exhibition from 10-1:30pm and 3:30-5pm.

Confirmed Photographers Thus Far
Ariel Zambelich, Brian David Stevens, Jai Tanju, Zack Canepari, Ted Pushinsky, Rebecca Maysles, Albert Maysles, Michael Jang, Alessandro Zuek Simonetti, Amanda Lopez, Jason Roberts Dobrin, Stefan Simikich, Cali Dewitt, Alexander Martinez, Karna Kurata, Uri Korn, David Potes, Ray Potes, Jesse Pollock, Lonnie Dean, Sean Jerd, David Uzzardi, Oscar Mendoza, Vic Blue, Heather Renee Russ, Forrest Kelley, Dennis Mcgrath, Bryan Derballa, Emilio Banuelos, Mark Murrmann, Elena Carrasco, and many many more..

Curators
Ray Potes and Maurizzio Hector Pineda

Gallery Events: 6-9:30pm
May 19th: Hamburgers do Talk – A conversation with Ray Potes and regular Hamburger Eyes contributors.
May 26th: Hamburger Eyes Films and Video – showcasing films and videos from Hamburger Eyes friends and colleagues.
June 2nd: Hamburger Eyes x Etnies Plus Shoe Release Party!

Links
http://hamburgereyes.com
http://www.missionculturalcenter.org

Saturday, May 30th, 7:00pm

525 N. 7th Street, San Jose, 95112

We would like to invite you to join us for an evening of food, music and photography.

We are proud to present:
Introducción: Guadalajara 2008
a free BBI broadside, get yours!

Our first published broadside brings together the work of 18 photographers working in Guadalajara as part of the IAC 2008. Come get your copy, meet the artists and help us celebrate our first publication and the Launching of our new website.

* Support for this project is provided by Southern Exposure’s Alternative Exposure Grant Program

February 5 – March 28, 2009

521 W 26th Street | 5th floor | New York
464 Sutter Street | San Francisco

Featuring the work of contributor Emilio Bañuelos.

In collaboration, owner Karen Jenkins-Johnson and independent curator Lisa Henry examine artists who boldly speak on topics of race, ethnicity, identity and gender in America. At a time of a historic political change CONNECTIONS presents: iconic and legendary black artists of the Harlem Renaissance; established mid-career artists that continue to strengthen the African American presence in the art world; and the significant emerging artists that not only transcend aesthetic boundaries but have created a powerful discourse around social condition, personal identity, and cultural heritage in America.

Saturday Dec. 20, 2008

525 N. 7th Street | San Jose

Fashion, Music and Art

November 1-26, 2008
Reception: Saturday, November 1, 2008 7pm-9pm

5743 Sacramento Avenue, Dunsmuir, CA

The emphasis is to work with a sincere, unobtrusive, natural approach to portray our subjects as individuals rather than generic types – combining people, place, and time to make compelling, story-telling images.

Friday, October 17th, 2008.
5:00 – 10:00 PM

1433 Van Dyke, San Francisco

‘Spring happenings in Fall’ An Evening of Art & Live Performances

Participants; Black Boots Ink, Claudia Kussano, Cole Ferraiuolo, Craig Dorety, Deidre Defanceaux, Heike Seefeldt, Jaime Nasiatska, Leslie Lowinger, Lisa Pimental, Michael Ang, Michael Kurshan, Mauricia Gandara, Myron Hardy and Kelly, Norman, Patricia Diart, Pernilla Persson, Richard Petersen, Paul Voglewede, Stephen Albair, Tom Ferreiuolo and Ranch Artists.

We open the doors at 5 pm for ART and mingling. performances.

October 10, 2008
8:00 to 9:30pm

Mama Art Cafe
4754 Mission (between Russia and Leo
San Francisco, CA 94110

Heliotrope: A celebration of poetry, music, flash fiction, and dance

Featuring: Solidad Decosta, poet, musician, songwriter
and
Anh-Hoa Nguyen, book artist, printmaker, photographer, and performer

With a special tribute to June Jordan

October 8 – 25, 2008
Gallery Hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm

108 W. Miner Street | Yreka, CA
Phone: (530) 842-0222
Email:info@libertyartsyreka.org

Featuring the work of contributors Emilio Bañuelos, Elena Carrasco, James Gilmore, Rika Noda and John Rickard as well as work from Jenn Daly, Roman Loranc, Alexander Lowry, Brian Taylor and Tom Patton