“San Gennaro 2018” Exhibition

“San Gennaro 2018” Exhibition

Baxter Street/ the Camera Club of NY

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Organized and facilitated by Nicole Bull and Kaz Senju

Baxter St at CCNY presents a multifaceted community program facilitated initially through a booth at the San Gennaro Festival from September 13th-23rd and later as an exhibition at 128 Baxter St. The booth, located on Hester Street between Mulberry and Mott Streets, will be open throughout the period of the festival, every day from 3-11pm. Fair attendees can have their portraits taken in front of one of 6 custom backdrops created by emerging lens-based artists at part of our Guest Curated Exhibition Program. These backdrops will also be on view in an exhibition at our 128 Baxter St location in December 2018. Baxter St at CCNY takes pride in being a good neighbor; through this program we aim to participate among our fellow community members and neighbors to support a long standing tradition of community and culture.

Participating artists:
Jackson Hallberg
Pixy Liao
Devin N. Morris
Elizabeth Renstrom
Marco Scozzaro
Tiffany Smith

Nicole Bull (b. Upland, PA) is a Brooklyn based artist working mainly in photography and video. She holds an MFA from ICP-Bard and a BA in anthropology and studio art from the University of Vermont. Her solo exhibitions include Before You Go at the ICP Bard MFA studios in Queens, NY (2018) and here for you at the Frances Colburn Gallery in Burlington, VT (2015). Recent group exhibitions include Close to Reality at the International Center for Photography in New York, NY (2018), SHIM Invitational 5 at Art Helix in Brooklyn, NY (2017), the annual postcard exhibition at A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, NY (2017), Eyes// Vermont at New City Galerie in Burlington, VT (2016) and 1236# at Frances Coburn Gallery in Burlington, VT (2015).

Kaz Senju is a visual artist, who was born in Japan, resides in Brooklyn, NY. Senju practices the medium of photography, video, and installation to address his interest in communities that are otherwise under-represented. His recent projects include “3 Years Past” (2014), a documentary film of interviews with high school students from Fukushima, Japan discussing their lives after the nuclear power plant accident in 2011. His most recent photo series “Shinjuku Story” (2017) captures the LGBTQ community in Tokyo though a mixture of portraiture, interviews, video, and street photography.

Media

• Photography
• Installation

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