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SUMMARY:VADIM GUSHCHIN
DESCRIPTION:VADIM GUSHCHIN \nSeptember 7 – October 26\, 2019 \nOpening Reception \nSaturday\, September 7\,  2019 \nFrom 5 – 8 pm \nPDNB Gallery is proud to present the first solo exhibition for Russian artist\, Vadim Gushchin   \n(b. Novosibirsk\, 1963) in the gallery. This show kicks off our Fall Season 2019. \nIn the artist’s simple studio\, a room in his Moscow home that doubles as a dining room and guestroom\, Vadim photographs still lives of common\, every day objects. The objects include food\, books\, ephemera\, buttons\, and various kitchen tools. \nKazimir Malevich (b. Kiev\, 1878 – 1935) and the Suprematism movement is rooted in Vadim’s minimalist compositions. Malevich’s art and philosophy has had a stronghold on the art world since its small movement began in the Soviet Union in the 1920’s. In brief\, Malevich invented the term\, Suprematism\, since his belief that the purity of art was through color and shape\, transcending the image. \nFor example\, Vadim’s books are not titled or illustrated on the covers. They are simple shapes on a plane. The colors are mostly primary. The minimal compositions pay homage to Suprematism. Because of this spatial presentation\, the book\, a symbol of knowledge\, becomes a stronger message in the artwork. \nVadim Gushchin’s work has been exhibited widely in Russia\, Europe\, South America\, Asia and the United States. His photographs are in the permanent collections of many museums\, including The Museum of Modern Art\, Moscow\, The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts\, Moscow\, National Centre of Contemporary Art\, Moscow\, State Russian Museum of Photography\, Nishny Novgorod\, Russia\, Museum of Fine Arts\, Santa Fe\, Santa Barbara Museum of Art\, Museum of Fine Arts\, Houston\, Museet for Fotokunst\, Odense\, Denmark\, Museu de Arte Moderna\, Rio de Janeiro\, Brazil. \nThis solo exhibition will occur concurrently with the solo exhibition of Jeffrey Silverthorne’s recent work.
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SUMMARY:LOOKING:  Photographs by Jeffrey Silverthorne\, Artist Reception
DESCRIPTION:LOOKING \nPhotographs by Jeffrey Silverthorne \nSeptember 7 – October 26\, 2019 \nArtist Reception \nSaturday\, September 7\,  2019 \nFrom 5 – 8 pm \nThe artist will be attending the opening\, Saturday\, September 7\, 2019 \n“Most of these photographs were made after I had been photographing for forty-three years.    They come from an appreciation of things\, of time and relationships\, that move slowly.  They are things that do not change much and make quiet sounds of pleasure or desperation.  Death is not here\, any more than that it is everywhere.  Older now\, I do not look for the agitation of youth or have illusions and pretensions of crusading to solve an old problem in new clothes.” –Jeffrey Silverthorne\, Summer\, 2019 \nMaking his haunting debut into the art world in the early 1970’s\, Jeffrey Silverthorne‘s Morguedocument became a foundation of his career. \nThroughout the years\, his subject matter incorporated sex\, love\, loss\, violence\, betrayal\, identity and other subjects of human nature. He does not tread lightly with his art\, which is to say\, he has no fear in his use of metaphor. \nPDNB Gallery has represented Jeffrey Silverthorne since 1999. This exhibition will include\, as stated above\, more recent images. The lightness of daily observations is not as heavy handed. We see random portraits of friends\, strangers\, children and even some serene\, colorful landscapes. Color is used more often in this later work\, where black and white was mostly his default. \nSome earlier work will be included\, including his brutal bullfight series\, which Silverthorne illustrates in intense color. Some images from his 1970’s transvestite series\, as well as his seminal morgue series will be exhibited. \nJeffrey Silverthorne recently retired from teaching at Roger Williams University in Bristol\, Rhode Island. He holds an M.F.A.\, an MA in Teaching\, and a B.F.A. from the Rhode Island School of Design. His work is represented in many museum collections\, including the Museum of Modern Art\, New York City\, Los Angeles County Museum of Art\, Los Angeles\, Yale University Art Gallery\, New Haven\, MFA Boston\, ICP\, New York City\, Bibliotheque Nationale\, Paris\, France\, and the Musée de l’Elysée\, Lausanne\, Switzerland. \nMany exhibition catalogs and monographs have been published\, including: \nMorgue. Stanley/Barker\, UK 2017 \nStudio Work\, Pascaline Mulliez\, France\, 2016 \nPortraits & Figures. Les editions de l’Oeil\, France\, 2013 \nDirections for Leaving: Photographs 1971-2006\, Fotografisk Center\, Denmark\, 2007 \nBoystown\, The Perfume of Desire. Galerie Wolfsen\, Denmark\, 2009 \nTravel Plans. Noorderlicht\, The Netherlands\, 2011 \nPhotographs. Book Beat Gallery\, Michigan\, USA\, 1993 \nThe artist will be attending the opening\, Saturday\, September 7\, 2019
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SUMMARY:Summer Film Series: Ordinary Miracles: The Photo League's New York
DESCRIPTION:PDNB Gallery presents the final installment of this year’s summer film series\, Ordinary Miracles: The Photo League’s New York.\nSat\, August 17\, 2019 \n2:00 PM – 3:30 PM CDT \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPDNB Gallery presents the final installment of this year’s summer film series this month. The selection\, Ordinary Miracles: The Photo League’s New York\, covers the span of 1936 – 1951\, the active years of the Photo League. \nThis important documentary covers the history of one of the most celebrated and influential photography groups in New York in the 20th Century. Members of the Photo League include photographers that have been exhibited and represented by PDNB: Paul Strand\, Aaron Siskind\, Walter Rosenblum\, Ruth Orkin\, Morris Engel\, Lisette Model\, and Arthur Rothstein. \nRuntime: 75 minutes \nEvent is Free! \nRSVP’s are kindly appreciated.
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SUMMARY:HOT DOG
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate the “Dog Days of Summer”\, PDNB Gallery has organized a delightful summer group show featuring photographs of DOGS. These photographs of man’s best friend will include many pedigrees of dogs\, interpreted by notable photographers\, including Elliott Erwitt and Keith Carter. The photographs span 100 years\, starting with the early 1900’s. \nGallery Director\, Burt Finger (and curator of this show)\, came up with the fun title\, HOT DOG. During the opening reception\, PDNB Gallery will be serving up Coney Island style hot dogs. \nArtists included: \nAnonymous \nJohn Albok \nElliott Erwitt \nKeith Carter \nPatty Carroll \nPaul Greenberg \nGeorge Krause \nChris Verene \nHappy Summer!
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SUMMARY:SUMMER FILM SERIES: Garry Winogrand: All Things Are Photographable
DESCRIPTION:This summer season\, PDNB Gallery will be screening films and documentaries that spotlight the photographic medium\, from its complex history to the artists that made instrumental contributions to its innovation. \nTo launch this special summer program\, the gallery will be screening the award winning documentary\, Garry Winogrand: All Things are Photographable\, \non Saturday\, June 29th at 3:30 pm. The film\, directed by Sasha Waters Freyer\, documents the extraordinary work of one of \nAmerican’s most influential photographers\, Garry Winogrand. \nRuntime: 90 minutes \nEvent is Free! \nRSVP’s are kindly appreciated.
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