"Fortunately, art is a community effort - a small but select community living in a spiritualized world, endeavoring to interpret the wars and the solitudes of the flesh."
(Allen Ginsberg)
(Image by Tim Baskerville)
Once again "Studio Nocturne" returns to Fort Mason. The Nocturnes will be hosting 10 photographers at Fort Mason, October 13 and 14, in building “A.” This is the fifth "Studio Nocturne" exhibit at Fort Mason. While this group of photographers can usually be found practicing their art under the full moon or city lights, they will again brave the daylight to show their work as part of San Francisco Open Studios 2007. "Studio Nocturne" is always one of the larger groups of artists showing their work at Fort Mason, but there is plenty of other art to be seen there during San Francisco Open Studios as well. As in years past, visitors to "Studio Nocturne" will have an opportunity to purchase fine art photographs at studio prices.
Why not come on out and have a look?
(See us blogged on Andy Frazer's NPy Blog this past Sunday)
3 comments:
Tim,
I will be there on Sunday. I look forward to seeing everyone, again.
Andy Frazer
Tim,
I love the new work at Mare Island. Beautiful.
Tim, the photo attached to this post is really lovely - in compositional terms and in terms of the color and quality of the light.
Dan
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