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THURSDAY 3 APRIL, 5 - 8 pm
OPENING RECEPTION
Free to the public

Meet the artists of three new exhibitions opening
on First Thursday in April
Mike Brodie: 2008 Baum Award for
Emerging American Photographers
Past is an image we form in the present
Featuring the work of Pablo Pijnappel, Liz Steketee, and Melanie Willhide
Jenny Vogel: Your lips are no man's land but mine
WEDNESDAY 16 APRIL, 6 - 8:30 pm
MEMBERS-ONLY CRITIQUE
Facilitated by artist and
Camerawork Education Director Erik Auerbach
Meet fellow Camerawork members, show your work,
see what your peers are up to!

All photographic and video media welcome.
Participating artists will have a total of 15 minutes
for presentation and discussion. Limit of 6 artists per session.
Expect a lively conversation!
Artists and art lovers alike are welcome
to join the discussion.
Please RSVP by April 10 to info@sfcamerawork.org
and indicate the format of your work. Work prints preferred,
but CD or DVD of images also acceptable.
Multiple projectors are NOT available.
Not yet a Camerawork member? Join now!
http://www.sfcamerawork.org/membership.html
THURSDAY 17 APRIL, 8 pm - 2 am
FIRST EXPOSURES / GHANA YOUTH PHOTO
PROJECT FUNDRAISER
111 Minna Gallery
Ages 21+
Sliding scale $10-$20 donation; advance tickets $15

Featuring the afrobeat sounds of Haphrodesia (a special acoustic
performance from members of Aphrodesia), DJ True Verse,
DJ Toph One, and DJ RasNii
Live music, raffle, silent auction, and more!
SF Camerawork's First Exposures youth photographers have an
opportunity to go to West Africa this summer to participate in a unique
cultural exchange with young photographers in Ghana.
Learn more at www.ghanayouthphoto.org.
Your attendance will help fund this trip and change a young person's life!
Advance tickets: $15
[Buy tickets now!]
Advance tickets will be held at the event at Will-Call.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10 & 11 MAY
PORTRAIT PARTY FUNDRAISER

Registration is now open for Portrait Party,
our fantastic annual fundraiser! Sign up now to have your
portrait made by a nationally renowned photographer.
A great Mother's Day activity - join the tradition!
THURSDAY 15 MAY @ 7 pm
WARREN SONBERT 16MM SCREENING
$5 Public, $2 Students/Seniors, Free for Camerawork Members
presented by kino21

kino21 presents the first of a three-evening series featuring the
work of legendary San Francisco filmmaker Warren Sonbert. Sonbert's
magnum opus, Carriage Trade, screens at Camerawork while the series
continues May 29 and June 5 at Artists' Television Access.
For more information, please visit www.kino21.org.
WEDNESDAY 21 MAY, 6 - 8:30 pm
MEMBERS-ONLY CRITIQUE
Facilitated by artist and
Camerawork Education Director Erik Auerbach
Meet fellow Camerawork members, show your work,
see what your peers are up to!

All photographic and video media welcome.
Participating artists will have a total of 15 minutes
for presentation and discussion. Limit of 6 artists per session.
Expect a lively conversation! Artists and art lovers
alike are welcome to join the discussion.
Please RSVP by May 18 to info@sfcamerawork.org
and indicate the format of your work.
Work prints preferred, but CD or DVD of images
also acceptable. Multiple projectors are NOT available.
Not yet a Camerawork member? Join now!
http://www.sfcamerawork.org/membership.html
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