The Peninsula Art Institute presents an exciting group exhibit, The Song Inside My Head, featuring the work of fine art photographers from the Peninsula Photographic Arts Guild (PPAG). This exhibit, to be held in the Peninsula Art Institute Gallery, runs from February 6 through March 16. There will be a reception open to the public on Sunday, February 9 from 1-4pm.
PPAG is an organization consisting of photographers in the Bay Area who are dedicated to the promotion of photography as Fine Art, exploring and encouraging innovation within the medium.
Each photographic artist at the moment that he identifies a potential photograph develops a progression of thought that defines the final outcome. A specific “song” runs through his head that instructs and inspires him or her towards a creative end. This exhibit will explore the path from mind to lens of each photographer, facilitating the presentation of a variety of innovative photographic techniques. Many of the images will be digital prints. Some traditional film, experimental camera-less (scanned) and infrared photographic work, as well as digital collage will also be presented. Both black and white and color images will be represented, predetermined by each photographic artist’s vision in uniquely diversified results.
Photographers participating in the exhibit are Linda Barsotti, Jerry Barrack, Nancy Garcia, Barry Fleisher, Martha Ketterer, David Massolo, Mary Scarpetti and Tom Watson.
About the Peninsula Art Institute (PAI)
Founded in December 2012, PAI is home to more than 25 resident visual artists and is located on the San Francisco Peninsula. Its mission is to: Provide a supportive working environment for creative professionals in the visual arts and a cultural resource for the community.
PAI is a department of the Peninsula Museum of Art. Artist disciplines include Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Fibre Art. Visit https://www.peninsulaartinstitute.org
for more information, or by calling 650-692-2101. The Peninsula Art Institute Gallery is across the courtyard from the Peninsula Museum of Art’s main entrance; and is open the same hours as the Museum, Wednesday through Friday 11 AM to 5 PM.
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PPAG is an organization consisting of photographers in the Bay Area who are dedicated to the promotion of photography as Fine Art, exploring and encouraging innovation within the medium.
Each photographic artist at the moment that he identifies a potential photograph develops a progression of thought that defines the final outcome. A specific “song” runs through his head that instructs and inspires him or her towards a creative end. This exhibit will explore the path from mind to lens of each photographer, facilitating the presentation of a variety of innovative photographic techniques. Many of the images will be digital prints. Some traditional film, experimental camera-less (scanned) and infrared photographic work, as well as digital collage will also be presented. Both black and white and color images will be represented, predetermined by each photographic artist’s vision in uniquely diversified results.
Photographers participating in the exhibit are Linda Barsotti, Jerry Barrack, Nancy Garcia, Barry Fleisher, Martha Ketterer, David Massolo, Mary Scarpetti and Tom Watson.
About the Peninsula Art Institute (PAI)
Founded in December 2012, PAI is home to more than 25 resident visual artists and is located on the San Francisco Peninsula. Its mission is to: Provide a supportive working environment for creative professionals in the visual arts and a cultural resource for the community.
PAI is a department of the Peninsula Museum of Art. Artist disciplines include Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Fibre Art. Visit https://www.peninsulaartinstitute.org
for more information, or by calling 650-692-2101. The Peninsula Art Institute Gallery is across the courtyard from the Peninsula Museum of Art’s main entrance; and is open the same hours as the Museum, Wednesday through Friday 11 AM to 5 PM.
The Peninsula Art Institute presents an exciting group exhibit, The Song Inside My Head, featuring the work of fine art photographers from the Peninsula Photographic Arts Guild (PPAG). This exhibit, to be held in the Peninsula Art Institute Gallery, runs from February 6 through March 16. There will be a reception open to the public on Sunday, February 9 from 1-4pm.
PPAG is an organization consisting of photographers in the Bay Area who are dedicated to the promotion of photography as Fine Art, exploring and encouraging innovation within the medium.
Each photographic artist at the moment that he identifies a potential photograph develops a progression of thought that defines the final outcome. A specific “song” runs through his head that instructs and inspires him or her towards a creative end. This exhibit will explore the path from mind to lens of each photographer, facilitating the presentation of a variety of innovative photographic techniques. Many of the images will be digital prints. Some traditional film, experimental camera-less (scanned) and infrared photographic work, as well as digital collage will also be presented. Both black and white and color images will be represented, predetermined by each photographic artist’s vision in uniquely diversified results.
Photographers participating in the exhibit are Linda Barsotti, Jerry Barrack, Nancy Garcia, Barry Fleisher, Martha Ketterer, David Massolo, Mary Scarpetti and Tom Watson.
About the Peninsula Art Institute (PAI)
Founded in December 2012, PAI is home to more than 25 resident visual artists and is located on the San Francisco Peninsula. Its mission is to: Provide a supportive working environment for creative professionals in the visual arts and a cultural resource for the community.
PAI is a department of the Peninsula Museum of Art. Artist disciplines include Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Fibre Art. Visit https://www.peninsulaartinstitute.org
for more information, or by calling 650-692-2101. The Peninsula Art Institute Gallery is across the courtyard from the Peninsula Museum of Art’s main entrance; and is open the same hours as the Museum, Wednesday through Friday 11 AM to 5 PM.
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PPAG is an organization consisting of photographers in the Bay Area who are dedicated to the promotion of photography as Fine Art, exploring and encouraging innovation within the medium.
Each photographic artist at the moment that he identifies a potential photograph develops a progression of thought that defines the final outcome. A specific “song” runs through his head that instructs and inspires him or her towards a creative end. This exhibit will explore the path from mind to lens of each photographer, facilitating the presentation of a variety of innovative photographic techniques. Many of the images will be digital prints. Some traditional film, experimental camera-less (scanned) and infrared photographic work, as well as digital collage will also be presented. Both black and white and color images will be represented, predetermined by each photographic artist’s vision in uniquely diversified results.
Photographers participating in the exhibit are Linda Barsotti, Jerry Barrack, Nancy Garcia, Barry Fleisher, Martha Ketterer, David Massolo, Mary Scarpetti and Tom Watson.
About the Peninsula Art Institute (PAI)
Founded in December 2012, PAI is home to more than 25 resident visual artists and is located on the San Francisco Peninsula. Its mission is to: Provide a supportive working environment for creative professionals in the visual arts and a cultural resource for the community.
PAI is a department of the Peninsula Museum of Art. Artist disciplines include Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Fibre Art. Visit https://www.peninsulaartinstitute.org
for more information, or by calling 650-692-2101. The Peninsula Art Institute Gallery is across the courtyard from the Peninsula Museum of Art’s main entrance; and is open the same hours as the Museum, Wednesday through Friday 11 AM to 5 PM.
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