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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.

Seth Dickerman, the curator, is also glad to provide free tours of the state-of-the-art custom photography lab in the gallery's rear. Come for the exhibit and leave with a greater understanding of digital photography's integration with fine art.

All photos exhibited at Dickerman Prints Gallery are created on-site using either a Polilettronica LaserLab or Epson Stylus Pro 11880 printer.




Henrik Kam Photo Exhibit at Dickerman Prints Gallery Outsourced and Abandoned: Schlage Lock 2009
By: Henrik Kam

Architectural photographer Henrik Kam has shot around the world. In Outsourced and Abandoned, Mr. Kam transcends the physical subject to limn rarefied aesthetic properties and create images of unexpected beauty.

 
Baron Wolman, Rolling Stone Photographer, at Dickerman Prints Gallery Circa 1968
By: Baron Wolman, Rolling Stone photographer

Circa 1968 featured a suite of portraits by Baron Wolman, selected from his images made for Rolling Stone Magazine, 1967-1969. "Remastered" from Baron's original negatives, the collection of images on display included personal portraits of music legends including George Harrison, Janis Joplin, The Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendirx, Chuck Berry, Frank Zappa, Johnny Cash and more.

 
Henrik Kam Photo Exhibit at Dickerman Prints Gallery It All Came so Close to Never Happening
By: Anthony Kurtz

Anthony Kurtz presents a pair of intertwined photographic stories where the outcomes of human uprisings, or the lack thereof, result in a futuristic portrayal of a world gone wrong. Through romanticized, dark, bold and evocative imagery, Kurtz blurs the line between fiction and reality while drawing on themes of marginalization, conformity, mass-privatization and environmental degradation.

 

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