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Past Exhibition: One year after going to war with Iraq, SF CAMERAWORK PRESENTS… Two exhibitions exploring the face of war and the character of resistance… KILLER SHOTS: A Photographic Response to War February 17-March 20, 2004 Photo credit: Jean Gaumy, Veiled women training in the outskirts of the city, Tehran, Iran, 1986. Opening Reception: Tuesday, February 17, 2004, 5-8 pm Curated by Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago KILLER SHOTS: A Photographic Response to War Curated by Catherine Edelman Gallery, Chicago Killer Shots: A Photographic Response to War begins with images from the Vietnam War, often referred to as the first picture war, setting the photographic yardstick for photographers who risk their lives showing the atrocity of human violence. These photographs are imbedded in our visual memory and, brought together, force us to examine what we've learned about war and mankind over the past thirty years. Artists: Abbas, Eddie Adams, David Burnett, Larry Burrows, Horst Faas, Lori Grinker, Jean Gaumy, Matt Harnett, David Leeson, Marta Lopez, Alex Majoli, Steve McCurry, Don McCullin, Susan Meiselas, Joel Meyerowitz, Jon Mills, James Nachtwey, Sebastiao Salgado, Larry Towell, Nick Ut, Sal Veder, and Alex Webb. MOVING TARGETS: The Art of Resistance February 17-March 20, 2004 Photo credit: Claudia Léger, video still from The Average Soundbite Is Seven Seconds, 2003. Opening Reception: Tuesday, February 17, 2004, 5-8 pm Curated by Chuck Mobley and Marnie Gillett Please come back for more information on our next exhibitions! MOVING TARGETS: The Art of Resistance Curated by Marnie Gillett and Chuck Mobley Starting with the foundation laid in Killer Shots, this companion exhibition draws its inspiration from the strong protest movement surrounding the US war in Iraq. The five Bay Area artists in this exhibition take a measured look at the weighty causes and varied consequences of war and offer an alternative view to traditional photojournalistic interpretation. Artists: Shingo Annen, Glenda Drew, Jesse Drew, Kenneth Hung, Ed Kashi, and Claudia Léger. Return to Past Exhibition list home | about | exhibitions | bookstore | events | membership | journal | mentoring | links Copyright 2004. SF Camerawork. All Rights Reserved.