Zero Sum

Sad Salad, 2009

Pacific Sunset. 2010

Found Sculptures, 2010

Leaving, 2010.

hamburgereyes:

HAMBURGER EYES ANNUAL AUCTION FUNDRAISER

July 15th 2010 – July 25th 2010

This year Hamburger Eyes has teamed up with Fotovision to bring you epic masterpieces at amazing prices. With the success of last year’s auction, we decided to make this particular collection available worldwide.

The auction will take place on EBAY for 10 days, and people all over the planet will be able to participate and bid on photographs and paintings from Hamburger Eyes and Fotovision contributors, supporters, friends, and family.

Hamburger Eyes donations include:
David Uzzardi, Sean Jerd, Ted Pushinsky, Alexander Martinez, Oscar Mendoza, Ray Potes, David Potes, Dennis Mcgrath, Thomas Campbell, Jason Roberts Dobrin, Michael Jang, John Harding, Stefan Simikich, Josh Lazcano, Audrey Erickson, Andrew Schoultz, Hilary Pecis, Uri Korn, Catherine Ryan, Tracy Timmins, John Oliver Hodges, Jim Goldberg, Bill Burke, Emilio Banuelos, Elena Carrasco, Forrest Kelley, Mark Murrmann, Albert Reyes, Rich Jacobs, Lonnie Dean, Joe Brook, Ari Marcopoulos, Peter Sutherland, Barry Mcgee, Cali Dewitt, and more!!

Fotovision donations include:
Larry Fink, Dorothea Lange, Nick Waplington, Bill Owens, Herb Ritts, Michelle Vignes, Colin Finlay, Marcus Bleasdale , Tim Hetherington , Ami Vitale, James Whitlow Delano, Camille Seaman, Kim Stringfellow , Ian Martin, Doug Menuez, Matt Herron, George Ballis, Richard Gordon, Darcy Padilla, Michael Rauner, Chris McCaw, Ernest Lowe, Jack Picone, Antonin Kratochvil, and more!!

Fotovision donations also include signed, collectible books by:
Susan Meiselas, Sebastião Salgado, Alec Soth, Alex Webb, Ken Light, Amy Arbus, Chris Killip, Danny Lyon, and more!!

All proceeds will benefit photography by helping Hamburger Eyes produce world class books and magazines, as well as operate their darkroom rental facilty, the Photo Epicenter. And the nonprofit, Fotovision, can continue to advance documentary photography and storytelling through education, dialogue, and community.

Please help us spread the word by re-posting, sending to people who might be interested, twitter, etc. Thanks in advance.

Stay tuned! Each site will have images, info on pieces, links to the auctions, a catalog PDF download, and more..

http://hamburgereyes.com
http://fotovision.org

** The above image is an 8×10 fiber based print by Bill Burke. It has drawing on the front, and it is signed and stamped on the back. If you win this photo, it comes with a small book of his!

Happy 4th.

HAVEN, 2010

bryanschutmaat:

Daniel Shea is having a print sale to fund his body of work, Plume, which he hopes to complete in the coming months. If you have any money to spare, please consider buying some of these exceptional yet inexpensive photographs and contribute to a worthy pursuit by a luminary of emerging photography. And if you’re broke, help by re-blogging.

doubleflawless:

This is tonight, if you’re in Chicago, you should go!

(Chicago, IL)… HungryMan Gallery presents, Ocean, the photographic work of Aaron Fowler curated by Jason Lazarus. Aaron Louis Fowler’s photography lurks quietly in the mass of young contemporary photography. There is an efficient economy of meaning in his work. A conch shell, a cell phone, a bedspread that reads like an ocean. Curled up inside a sweater, a cable release, an audience of two plants. A young man’s back pressed up against glass. Like many young photographers who grew up with the internet (he was born in 1989), he is self conscious about the styles and modalities of photographic strategy, and deftly maneuvers among them. Fowler transcends a mere war with the obvious— he’s at war with complacency, with distance, and with the photographic frame itself. There is an opening in the armor of youth in his photographs— there’s great reciprocity in his images. He will immolate himself for the viewer—great fodder for color photography (look at the blood on his back).

This exhibition, Ocean, is an introduction to Aaron’s work–his response to his life. -Jason Lazarus

Ocean Works by Aaron Fowler Curated by Jason Lazarus

June 18 – July 11, 2010 Opening Reception Friday June 18 6-9

Hours Saturday and Sunday June 19&20 12-5p

Closing Reception Sunday July 11 4-7p

Chocolate Milk Bath PT 2, 2008.