Monday, February 12, 2018

Jeremy Damato: Disappearing America

Chicago based picture taker Jeremy Damato narratives the social, political, and natural effects of the vanishing working class in his simple photos. A self educated documentarian, Damato photos regular scenes, examining the stories permeated in various urban scenes. His photographs are scenes that catch and protect quotidian American life.


Damato's narrative photographs are snappy previews of every day life that summon individual stories. Normal human connections are given uncommon perceivability in his works that uncover fundamental disparities with unpretentious subtlety. Through motions and articulations, his subjects pass on special points of view on contemporary life in the United States.

Presentation Dates: January 27 - February 7, 2018

Gathering: Thursday, February 1, 2018 6-8 PM

Exhibition Hours: Tues-Sat 11:00am – 6:00pm

Exhibition Location: 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY

Occasion URL: https://www.agora-gallery.com/artistpage/Jeremy_Damato.aspx

Included Artists:

Andres Marcolla | Eduard Korniyenko | David Bartlett | Misha De-Stroyev | Alain Licari | Niki Polyocan | Steve Sumpton | Loïc Vendrame | ANTONIO PRIVITERA | Anca Moanta | Jeremy Damato | Gustavo Mittelmann | Eli Matityahu | Vincent Chahley | Artur Golacki | SIDNEY COSTA GASPAR | HaleLee Seoyeon | Laura Pannack | Steffen Tuck | Cecilia Manzanares Vargas | Stephanus Meyer | Michela Carmazzi | Alina Fedorenko | Ivan Pushkin | Jacob Wallwork | Kévin Galop | Clay Jordan |Tibor Kércz

About the Exhibition 

The Chelsea International Photography Competition

The Chelsea International Photography Competition show includes the different works of 28 expert and novice picture takers. The takes a shot at see were chosen by a recognized board of members of the jury and pass on the surprising expansiveness and worldwide nature of the photographic medium. Through expressive pictures, still lifes, and theoretical works, the show passes on a one of a kind point of view on the convention of photography and how the medium passes on thoughts, makes fictionsFree Reprint Articles, or catches states of mind.

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