Articles tagged with: pixels at an exhibition
Exhibition: Pixels – The Art of the iPhone Coming To An Apple Store Near You
Knox Bronson’s Pixels – The Art of the iPhone is presenting the first iPhone photography exhibits directly associated with Apple
In Seattle? Check out the Remelt – Redux at Rung Studio opening this weekend.
If you’re in Seattle this weekend, check out the opening of a group show at Rung Studio. The opening reception is this Saturday, August 14 at 6:00 PM. The public is invited to attend.
APA & APPLE Present: iPhontography with Knox Bronson
This Thursday evening July 8, iPhone photographer Knox Bronson (who curates Pixels at an Exhibition) is giving an interesting presentation on iPhone photography, art, and apps at the Stockton Street Apple Store.
Exhibition: art@TheOakbook Gallery, Oakland
Pixels An An Exhibition is showing a new exhibit of iPhoneography. art@TheOakbook Gallery opens this Saturday, May 15, 2010 in Oakland, California.
PixelEx: Featured Artist for May – Suzan Mikiel Kennedy
Pixels At An Exhibition has announced their Featured Artist for May and it’s Suzan Mikiel Kennedy,
Call For Entries: PixelEx – The Oakbook Gallery
Pixelsatanexhibition.com, in association with OakBook Magazine, is presenting a new exhibition of iphontographic images from around the world.
Pixels at an Exhibition: Jaime Ferreyros – this month’s Artist-In-Residence
This month’s PixelEx Artist-In-Residence is Jaime Ferreyros. I’ve admired Jaime’s work for some time.
Pixels At An Exhibition: Deep Ellum
As part of my Featured Photographer for March 2010, we’ve just posted more images at pixelsatanexhibition.com
Pixels at an Exhibition: I’m the First Featured Artist
This month, March 2010, I am glad and honored to have been chosen as the first featured photographer for Pixels at an Exhibition.
Pixels at an Exhibition covered by 2 Bay Area papers
Pixels at an Exhibition at Giorgi Gallery in Berkeley was recently covered by two Bay Area newspapers — The Oakland Tribune and Contra Costa Times
Review: Pixels at an Exhibition, Giorgi Gallery
One of the important things that this exhibit accomplishes is to make iPhoneography social in a person-to-person way.
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