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Sep05 | Intelligent Design |
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Sep26 | Lisa Oppenheim |
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Sep26 | And Howe! |
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Sep26 | Lewis Baltz |
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Sep26 | Smoke and Mirrors |
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Oct01 | Off the Grid & (-Americans) |
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Oct10 | Joshua Tree Exhibition |
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Oct15 | The End of Film |
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Nov14 | Curatorial Walk-Through |
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Nov20 | Gluck Day of the Arts 2009 |
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Feb06 | Closing Reception |
Joshua Tree Exhibition
UCR Palm Desert Graduate Center
October 10, 2009 - December 12, 2009
The UCR ARTSblock Exhibition at Palm Desert campus has two components.
ESCAPE TO REALITY: 24hrs @ 24fps features images from over 60 photographers and based on the memoire Edge of Taos Desert: Escape to Reality by socialite Mabel Dodge Luhan. In May 2008, more than sixty photographers set out to capture a 24-hour day in Joshua Tree National Park in Twentynine Palms, CA. Taking inspiration from English photographer Eadweard Muybridge's important work in motion study, the goal was to capture sequential movements and the passages of time, rather than isolated still-life compositions. Each photographer was assigned a 14-minute time slot that would be assembled together into a complete video. The result, Escape to Reality: 24hrs @ 24fps, an experimental video rendered in a drop-frame style.
2008, 15min, color ESCAPE TO REALITY: 24hrs @ 24fps Produced by: UCR ARTSblock Digital Studio Music by: Friends of Dean Martinez, Ranges Poetry by: Ruth Nolan Narrative excerpts: Edge of Taos Desert: Escape to Reality by Mabel Dodge Luhan.
Joshua Tree Exhibit 2009 is a selection of classic landscapes and nocturnal images taken in May 2009 during the annual photographic excursion sponsored by the Digital Studio. The weekend actually began in Palms Springs with a conversation between Colin Westerbeck, director of UCR/CMP, and photo collector David Knaus at his home, sharing a diverse collection of desert photographs from around the world. After a provocative presentation highlighting formal concerns, the assembled group made its way to Twentynine Palms for a workshop on night photography led by photojournalist Carlos Puma. Participants were able to train their lenses on a brilliant full moon shone over Joshua Tree during the entire three days. Finally, in between forays into the park to snap pictures, photographers gathered at the Tumbleweed Gallery in Morongo Valley for a local photo show.
Photographers represented in Joshua Tree 2009 include: Alma Lopez, Ami Flori, Andrea Price, Angelique Galvan, Anthony Rosales, Barbara May, Beatriz Mejia-Krumbein, Bruce Miller, CR Steyck, Carlos Garcia, Carlos Puma, Corinne Cardenas, D’Arcy Curwen, Debera LaFave, Diane Calder, Doug Buckley, Michael J. Elderman, Eszter Delgado, Geno Lopez, Geoff, Shaw, Isabel Delgado-Betz, Jacalyn Lopez Garcia, Jason Ejercito, Jim Belsley, Jose Beruvides, Julia Buckley, Julian Cuevas, Justin Kenward, Katelin Johnson, Laura Araujo, Mary Maurry, Mateo Delgado-Betz, Memo Cuevas, Pat May, Peter Krumbein, Rex Bruce, Reggie Woolery, Rhoda Lewis, Susanne Melanie Berry, and Thom Cameron.
Web Link Available
UCR/California Museum of Photography
UCR/California Museum of Photography is located at 3824 Main Street, on the Pedestrian Mall in downtown Riverside, California. Regular Gallery and Museum Store hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 12 PM to 5 PM. Admission is $3 for the general public and free to members, students and seniors. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. UCR/CMP offers guided educational tours to groups of 10 or more. Guided tours must be scheduled in advance and are appropriate for adults and grades 7-12; a nominal scheduling fee of $35 is charged. Waiver of the fee will be considered for groups with special needs. For more information, please call our 24-hour info line: 951.784.FOTO or visit http://www.cmp.ucr.edu on the World Wide Web.
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UCR Palm Desert Graduate Center
October 10, 2009 - December 12, 2009
The UCR ARTSblock Exhibition at Palm Desert campus has two components.
ESCAPE TO REALITY: 24hrs @ 24fps features images from over 60 photographers and based on the memoire Edge of Taos Desert: Escape to Reality by socialite Mabel Dodge Luhan. In May 2008, more than sixty photographers set out to capture a 24-hour day in Joshua Tree National Park in Twentynine Palms, CA. Taking inspiration from English photographer Eadweard Muybridge's important work in motion study, the goal was to capture sequential movements and the passages of time, rather than isolated still-life compositions. Each photographer was assigned a 14-minute time slot that would be assembled together into a complete video. The result, Escape to Reality: 24hrs @ 24fps, an experimental video rendered in a drop-frame style.
2008, 15min, color ESCAPE TO REALITY: 24hrs @ 24fps Produced by: UCR ARTSblock Digital Studio Music by: Friends of Dean Martinez, Ranges Poetry by: Ruth Nolan Narrative excerpts: Edge of Taos Desert: Escape to Reality by Mabel Dodge Luhan.
Joshua Tree Exhibit 2009 is a selection of classic landscapes and nocturnal images taken in May 2009 during the annual photographic excursion sponsored by the Digital Studio. The weekend actually began in Palms Springs with a conversation between Colin Westerbeck, director of UCR/CMP, and photo collector David Knaus at his home, sharing a diverse collection of desert photographs from around the world. After a provocative presentation highlighting formal concerns, the assembled group made its way to Twentynine Palms for a workshop on night photography led by photojournalist Carlos Puma. Participants were able to train their lenses on a brilliant full moon shone over Joshua Tree during the entire three days. Finally, in between forays into the park to snap pictures, photographers gathered at the Tumbleweed Gallery in Morongo Valley for a local photo show.
Photographers represented in Joshua Tree 2009 include: Alma Lopez, Ami Flori, Andrea Price, Angelique Galvan, Anthony Rosales, Barbara May, Beatriz Mejia-Krumbein, Bruce Miller, CR Steyck, Carlos Garcia, Carlos Puma, Corinne Cardenas, D’Arcy Curwen, Debera LaFave, Diane Calder, Doug Buckley, Michael J. Elderman, Eszter Delgado, Geno Lopez, Geoff, Shaw, Isabel Delgado-Betz, Jacalyn Lopez Garcia, Jason Ejercito, Jim Belsley, Jose Beruvides, Julia Buckley, Julian Cuevas, Justin Kenward, Katelin Johnson, Laura Araujo, Mary Maurry, Mateo Delgado-Betz, Memo Cuevas, Pat May, Peter Krumbein, Rex Bruce, Reggie Woolery, Rhoda Lewis, Susanne Melanie Berry, and Thom Cameron.
Web Link Available
UCR/California Museum of Photography
UCR/California Museum of Photography is located at 3824 Main Street, on the Pedestrian Mall in downtown Riverside, California. Regular Gallery and Museum Store hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 12 PM to 5 PM. Admission is $3 for the general public and free to members, students and seniors. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. UCR/CMP offers guided educational tours to groups of 10 or more. Guided tours must be scheduled in advance and are appropriate for adults and grades 7-12; a nominal scheduling fee of $35 is charged. Waiver of the fee will be considered for groups with special needs. For more information, please call our 24-hour info line: 951.784.FOTO or visit http://www.cmp.ucr.edu on the World Wide Web.
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