MOPA Balboa Park: "Siege of Aleppo," by Javier Manzano as part of Pictures of the Year installation |
TRILOGY OF PHOTO EXHIBITIONS--A trio classy San Diego venues offering exhibitions of important photographic arts are close enough to each other to be visited in one day. All are currently showing installations that represent an aspect of each institution’s heart and soul as well as its eye to international diversity and edgy realism.
"Portrait" by Jess T. Dugan @ jdc Fine Art, Little Italy |
Jess T. Dugan earned a BFA in
Photography from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, a Master of
Liberal Arts in Museum Studies from Harvard University and is currently
pursuing an MFA in Photography from Columbia College in Chicago.
DeCarlo’s next exhibition will
feature the work of Luis Gonzalez Palma “Anonimo, Heroes & Performers,”
September 7 thru November 30, 2013.
DeCarlo calls his work “profound, elegant and torn, it is like a wound
that never heals.”
Museum of Photographic Arts [MOPA, 1649 El Prado, Balboa Park] is
celebrating 30 years as a museum in Balboa Park with two ongoing exhibitions
“Pictures of the Year International” through September 22, 2013. The exhibition of photojournalism celebrates
the power of images and the people who create them.
Backed in part by the Los Angeles Times, “Pictures of the Year
International” is the oldest photojournalism program in the world. POYi’s
annual contest recognizes their enduring images and sets the gold standard for
excellence. More than 48,000 images are submitted with 240 winners selected by
a world-renowned panel of expert judges as the very best.
“30X: Three Decades” runs through
October 13, 2013 and highlights one acquisition from each of MOPA’s 30 years, including
works by Alexander Rodchenko, Loretta Lux, Thomas Struth, Lee Friendlander,
Robert Adams and Marian Drew.
Salvador Dali, 1951 by Arnold Newman at San Diego Museum of Art |
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This article first appeared in Tom Shess blog at http://www.sandiegohomegarden.com/ reprinted with permission.
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