An exhibition of black and white photography

[David Brown]

I am very pleased to formally announce an exhibition of photographs highlighting work done with monochrome film and darkroom practices. Prints shown will include silver gelatin, as well as other “alternative” processes.

The exhibition will feature the work of seven Texas photographers:

• David Brown
• Michael Castles
• Susan Harlin
• J. B. Harlin
• Matthew Magruder
• William McEwen
• Valerie Yaklin Brown

October 1 - 24, 2014

Janette Kennedy Gallery
Southside on Lamar
1409 South Lamar St.

Dallas TX, 75215

Artists’ reception: TBA

This exhibition is produced by The Silver Darkroom. http://silverdarkroom.wordpress.com

Special thanks go to Valerie Yaklin Brown for her counsel and assistance.

 

[Richard S. (rich815)]

Great! Congratulations.

 

[Jeff Kubach]

Great to hear! I wish I can go but it is a bit too far.

Jeff

 

[JackRosa]

CONGRATS

Congrats! Too far for me to go but I wish you all the best.

 

[fdi]

Congratulations! I am looking forward to checking it out.

Cheers, Mark

 

[removed account4]

what a lineup ..
looks like a wonderful exhibit
congratulations and good luck

( wishing i was closer than 3000 miles from texas! )
john

 

[David Brown]

More shameless promotion:

http://youtu.be/_CGiEw7NC4Q

 

[DWThomas]

Very nicely done! It has been said "If you've got it, flaunt it!"

I hope the show goes well (and wish Dallas was a little closer to my location!)

 

[fdi]

David, have you selected a date for the artists’ reception yet?

 

[TheToadMen]

More shameless promotion:
http://youtu.be/_CGiEw7NC4Q

" ... given the improvisational aspect, maybe darkroom photography should be called "the Jazz" of photography ... "

said with the jazzy voice of David, who wouldn't agree?

A perfect video, David.
And you're the perfect ambassador for the FADPA (Film and Darkroom Photographers Association)
Bert from Holland

BTW: if someone asks me what kind of photographer I am, I'll say from now on : "a Film and Darkroom Photographer". Sounds nice, doesn't it?
(or would that be considered plagiarism?)