Found Photography Exhibit and Workshops
Four local photographers from the Ann Arbor Area Crappy Camera Club will be showing their work and doing workshops at FOUND. The “A3C3” is a local photography group whose passions include old cameras, pinhole cameras, toy cameras, alternative processes, and, most definitely, silver-based photography.
FOUND Gallery: Kerrytown Shops, 407 North Fifth Ave. in Ann Arbor, MI, 2nd floor.
Hours: M-F 10am to 6pm, Sat. 9am to 5pm, Sun. Noon to 5pm.
Phone- 734-302-3060, www.foundgallery.com
Exhibition: September 25th to October 13th, 2008.
Reception: Friday, October 3rd, 7-9pm. Free and open to the public.
Free Workshops: Saturday, October 4th
1:30pm - Mark O’Brien- “Dust off your old film cameras and take pictures!”
2:30pm - Bill Bresler- “Toy cameras: then and now”
3:30pm - Break!
4:00pm - John Baird- “Pinhole camera practical user’s guide”
5:00pm - Michael Myers- “Converting old, box cameras into pinhole cameras”
Mark O’Brien is a photographer, artist, educator, and scientist whose love for photography is contagious.
Bill Bresler is a photographer, artist, educator, and photojournalist with a special love for toy camera work.
John Baird is a photographer, artist, and woodworker who can make a camera from scratch.
Michael Myers is a photographer, artist, educator, fly-fisherman, and salesman.
FOUND features artists who use found or recycled materials in their work. FOUND is also a purveyor of an ever changing assortment of vintage treasures (including crappy cameras).