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Through intimate collaboration with American veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Jennifer Karady creates staged narrative portraits that represent the psychological impact of war. Displaying a compelling immediacy and emotional intensity, the photographs in this powerful series tell the soldiers' individual stories and reveal the challenges they face in their return to civilian life.

May 6—August 7, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 6, 5 - 8 pm

In Theater of War: Pretend Villages of Iraq and Afghanistan, Christopher Sims takes viewers backstage on "the war on terror." The award-winning series depicts the people and places that play a role in the fictitious Iraqi and Afghan "villages" that serve as U.S. military training environments for many soldiers prior to tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.

May 6—August 7, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 6, 5 - 8 pm

SF Camerawork's 2010 members' exhibition, Roll Call, will coincide with the exhibition of Karady and Sims' work. In keeping with the egalitarian organizational principles introduced through last year's members’ exhibition, we are interested in presenting new works by members that reveal a personal philosophy or understanding of self-portraiture broadly conceived. Roll Call seeks to bring together a who's who of SF Camerawork.

May 6—August 7, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 6, 5 - 8 pm