Scene Unseen

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RAYKO PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Features the work of 11 photographers who see things differently:

“Scene Unseen”
Alternative Landscapes

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 11th, 6-8pm
Exhibition dates: November 11th- December 12th

RayKo Photo Center Main Gallery
428 Third Street
San Francisco, CA 94107

“What is it?” I asked again.
Lane said, “It’s Engineer Pass.”
I responded, “So…it’s not the side of a Holstein cow?”
“Uh, no.”
And that’s when I realized I had another “weird landscape” show on my hands. Through a number of portfolio reviews and surprise gallery submissions, “Scene Unseen” came into being. Each artist selected for this exhibition has photographed or created spaces and places that haven’t been seen like this before. From 360 degree views of futuristic Japanese train stations to long platinum prints of a never ending field of barrel-shaped cacti to a plugged in vacuum glowing in the center of a frozen lake, these images denote the magic that photography can be…how it can show us something we didn’t know existed and have never imagined.
“Scene Unseen” features photography by Erik Auerbach, Adam Ekberg, Lee Fenyves, Christine Laptuta, Daniel Marchand, Mary Parisi, Ari Salomon, Philipp Striebe, David Wasserman, Lane Wilson, and Eric Zeigler.

About RayKo

RayKo Photo Center & Gallery is a comprehensive photographic facility, located near the Yerba Buena Arts District, with resources for anyone with a passion for photography. Established in the early 1990’s, RayKo Photo Center has grown to become of one of San Francisco’s most beloved photography darkroom spaces; it includes traditional b&w and color labs as well as a state-of-the-art digital department, a professional rental studio, galleries, and the Photographer’s Marketplace – a retail space promoting the work of regional artists. RayKo also has San Francisco’s 1st Art*O*Mat vending machine and a vintage 1947 black & white Auto-Photo Booth.

RayKo Gallery serves to advance public appreciate of photography and create opportunities for regional and national artists to create and present their work. RayKo Gallery offers 1600 square feet of exhibition space and the Photographer’s Marketplace, which supports the work of Bay Area artists, and encourages the collection of artwork by making it accessible to collectors of all levels. The Photographer’s Marketplace offers photography collectors unique and affordable work from artists living and working in the surrounding area.

RayKo Photo Center & Gallery
428 Third Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
415-495-3773 (ph)
415-495-3738 (f)
http://www.raykophoto.com
Tuesday-Thursday: 10-10 pm
Friday-Sunday: 10-8 pm
Monday: closed

*RayKo is located in the SOMA arts district of San Francisco within walking distance of SFMOMA, the Moscone Center, Yerba Buena Gardens, as well as AT&T Ballpark.

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