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Group Exhibition at Streamline Salon

"Howlin' Wolf No. 1" from The Mask Series 16 x 16" archival pigment print © Julie Green PASSAGE 3   RECEPTION AUGUST 18 7-10PM, STREAMLINE SALON, 3560 TARAVAL ST., SF Capturing Transformation 60Six and Streamline present “Passage 3” a group photography show presenting work under the theme of transformation; political, psychological, cultural, environmental and technological. Steve Molnar’s gelatin silver prints document the Nicaraguan people’s opposition to the government’s proposed canal, which would cut through the country as well as capturing daily ways of life in various communities, including the indigenous population of the Rama. Henrik Kam’s photographic mandala images use google map satellite screen captures of images of troubled areas of the earth as the raw material for the work. The series “Anthropogenic Geography 2015-2018, Mandalas For Planet Earth” manifests healing energy, where a mysterious alchemy occurs from the artist’s process...

Howlin' Wolf from The Mask Series

"Howlin' Wolf  No. 1" from The Mask Series Ghosties, ghoolies and things that go bump in the night... Oh Hallows Eve , you have always been my favorite time of year! A time of transition, a time to enjoy being frightened and delighted by the darker sides of ourselves by putting on a mask which transforms us into someone or something beyond ourselves... Howlin' Wolf is the 7th set of images from The Mask Series and   is a  celebration of this exuberance and freedom we feel once we don a mask. This set is my interpretation of the shape shifting werewolf  howling and prowling  about the rocky crag of a distant and imaginary landscape,. As  a special treat for Halloween , "Howlin' Wolf No. 3"  has been silkscreened in an edition of 15 prints . These prints, along with t wo limited edition Giclée prints  from this set, will be available through my  Etsy store .  As Samhain draws near, listen for the werewolf  moaning...