200 YarDS juried exhibition

Our first group show is in collaboration with the fabulous 200 Yards photography experiment, based out of San Francisco.

According to the 200 Yards Web site, "First we find a venue, maybe a wine bar, office lobby, or traditional gallery. Then we put out a call to photographers to explore a 200 yard radius from the venue's location and take pictures of whatever catches their eye. Each photographer then selects their best photos, up to 5, and submits them for possible inclusion in a photo exhibit held at the originally selected center point.

The idea behind the project is to expose local photographers, the little details that make each block of San Francisco unique, as well as the merchants that give each neighborhood its character."

After a careful selection process, 15 talented photographers' works were chosen to hang on the walls of Dickerman Prints Gallery including:

Carl Bean-Larson        Carli Schultz
David Becker              Amy Silver
Dayman Cash             Ann Simms
Shawn Clover             Nicole Spear
Rozita Fogelman         Ted Waitt
Daniel Grisales           Jym Warhol
Molly Peppel               Peter Wilke
Erika Pino

To learn more about 200 Yards, please visit their Web site.

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Dickerman Prints Gallery
3180 17th St, San Francisco
Open Monday - Friday
10am-6pm

Dickerman Prints Gallery features a evolving collection of work by world-renowned photographers as well as emerging artists in the heart of San Francisco's Mission district.

Previous shows have included personal portraits of music icons by Rolling Stone photographer Baron Wolman, views of outsourced and abandoned spaces by Henrik Kam and a provocative post-apocolyptic vision of our society's possible future by Anthony Kurtz.

Many of the photos exhibited during the 200 Yards show at Dickerman Prints Gallery were created on-site using either a Polilettronica LaserLab or Epson Stylus Pro 11880 printer.