PHOTO OF THE MONTH FOR NOVEMBER 2009
"Susie in her Element" by Dennis Galloway
PhotoZone member Jo Warren exhibits at the Jacobs Gallery
The gallery is at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts, One Eugene Center, Eugene, OR 97401
Gallery hours: Tue - Fri, noon to 4 PM and Sat, 11 - 3 PM
The artists' insight talk will be Friday Nov 6, from 3:30 - 4:30 PM
There will be an opening reception the same evening from 5:30 - 8:30 PM.
PhotoZone members Justin C. Williams, Charles Search, Herman Krieger and Walt O'Brien
exhibiting in the Photo Arts Guild group show at the Lasells Stewart Center
26th and Western Avenues, Corvallis, OR.
The regular gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
PhotoZone Member Ed Pabor will show work at Dot Dotsons from Nov 17 to Dec. 8
"West Virginia Waterfall"
Dot Dotson is open 8-6 Mon - Fri and 10-5 Sat.
Announcement for PhotoZone members and others
Click on the announcement to go to the Mackenzie River Trust website for an artist entry form.
Member Portraits and Self Portraits
Click on the portraits to view personal work.
Click on the portraits to view personal work.
The work of members not pictured can be found by clicking on the names below
Jon Jablonski
Susie Morrill
Last but not least is member Denise Mattson not pictured.
What is PhotoZone?
Jon Jablonski
Susie Morrill
Last but not least is member Denise Mattson not pictured.
What is PhotoZone?
In June 1988, a group of eighteen photographers opened
an exhibit in the old Midgley building on High street in Eugene, Oregon, and
the PhotoZone Gallery was born. Of the new group's purpose, a reviewer
wrote, "The primary requirement [for membership] is a dedication to
photography as an expressive medium."
For 15 years and 100-plus exhibits later, PhotoZone
continued to provide a venue for fine photography in Eugene. The primary
requirement was still dedication: in practical terms, this means not only a
passion for photography, but a commitment to share in running the gallery
and paying the rent.
PhotoZone Gallery - the physical space - later moved to the Lane Regional Arts-Central on W. Broadway, and lastly in the space with O'Brien Photo Enterprises on West 11th Ave until they moved. At present, we are looking for space for the gallery. The group of photographers who call themselves PhotoZone Gallery still number about eighteen.
The Group sponsors a juried show in July, which is open to anyone. Many photographic artists receive their first public exposure by entering PhotoZone's annual juried show.
PhotoZone members are as diverse as any collection of individuals - one is tempted to say unremarkable - save in their regard for the craft of photography. Elder practitioners who have mastered the the silver print process share gallery walls with alternate process enthusiasts and digital imagers. Hand-colored, airbrush, 3-D, collage, and mixed media work are all welcome here.
Susan Sontag has written that photography, by itself, is a medium, not an art. In this spirit, there is a sense of freedom of concept and expression at PhotoZone. Argue about everything, judge no one: no single view prevails.
PhotoZone Gallery - the physical space - later moved to the Lane Regional Arts-Central on W. Broadway, and lastly in the space with O'Brien Photo Enterprises on West 11th Ave until they moved. At present, we are looking for space for the gallery. The group of photographers who call themselves PhotoZone Gallery still number about eighteen.
The Group sponsors a juried show in July, which is open to anyone. Many photographic artists receive their first public exposure by entering PhotoZone's annual juried show.
PhotoZone members are as diverse as any collection of individuals - one is tempted to say unremarkable - save in their regard for the craft of photography. Elder practitioners who have mastered the the silver print process share gallery walls with alternate process enthusiasts and digital imagers. Hand-colored, airbrush, 3-D, collage, and mixed media work are all welcome here.
Susan Sontag has written that photography, by itself, is a medium, not an art. In this spirit, there is a sense of freedom of concept and expression at PhotoZone. Argue about everything, judge no one: no single view prevails.
Links to Photography Sites of Interest
To inquire about membership contact our membership Coordinator, Charles Draper
Email
Or Call him at 541 997-2067
PhotoZone is currently looking for a business in Downtown Eugene that has room for the members to establish a permanent space for showing work as well as the Annual Juried Photo Show.
If you have information about potential locations, please contact Walt O'Brien (below).
For comments about the site or other information about shows, contact Walt O'Brien
Email
Or call at 541 344-5776 days, 683-1758 eve.
Web page by Walt O'Brien since November 2007
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To inquire about membership contact our membership Coordinator, Charles Draper
Or Call him at 541 997-2067
PhotoZone is currently looking for a business in Downtown Eugene that has room for the members to establish a permanent space for showing work as well as the Annual Juried Photo Show.
If you have information about potential locations, please contact Walt O'Brien (below).
For comments about the site or other information about shows, contact Walt O'Brien
Or call at 541 344-5776 days, 683-1758 eve.
Web page by Walt O'Brien since November 2007
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