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Canessa Gallery Presents:
Joshua Band “how I used to see - Ruins of Detroit”
August 13 to August 31, 2010
When: Friday August 13, 2010
Time: 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Where: Canessa Gallery
708 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, CA 94133
On Friday, June 13th you are invited to join us for the opening of “how I used to see - Ruins of Detroit,” a solo exhibition featuring Joshua Band’s recent body of photographic works.
“how I used to see - Ruins of Detroit” explores abandoned spaces that have been left in the wake of shrinking American industrialization. As the rust belt fades, hulking factories, office buildings, and houses become empty and these abandoned places populate the Detroit urban landscape. In capturing these spaces, Band's work seeks to evoke a sense of memory, history, hope, and dreams.
Band recently relocated to San Francisco where he is pursuing his Master of Fine Arts at The San Francisco Art Institute and was recently awarded the prestigious San Francisco Art Institute Graduate Fellowship. His work can be viewed online: www.joshuabandphotography.com
Gallery Director, Zachary Stewart
Canessa Gallery,
708 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, Ca 94111
Canessa is a 501c3 non-profit art space located in the historicCanessa Printing Company bldg. on Jackson Square adjacent to the Transamerica Pyramid.
Zachary Stewart
CanessaGallery Director
415 392 1768
Joshua Band
joshband@gmail.com
www.joshuabandphotography.com
734 657 1883 CanessaGallery
708 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, Ca 94111 M-F 10am – 3pm
Or by appt.
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