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2008 Archives

 



Neo Country-- Chris Kerr
June 2008




Further
-- Nelson Kahikina
July 2008



Whenever Ago -- Christopher Hiltz
September 2008



Fotoflow -- Oscar Arriola
October 2008



Before There Was Us And Them There Was We
-- Joseph Lappie

Novem ber 2008















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Fotoflow

Solo Exhibition by Oscar Arriola

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Oscar Arriola is a street photographer whose subjects have stories to tell. From the
man with the words “Kill Me Please” emblazoned on his stomach, to the melancholy
landscape of an abandoned candy factory, Arriola's images are engaging narratives of
the city. Like his influences, Harry Callahan and Swiss photographer Robert Frank,
Arriola’s subject matter is of most importance. His images record the underbelly of
urban life today, with subjects ranging from unusual people, places, and situations,
to street art--all taken through a lens of subtle irony.

A prolific photographer, Arriola shoots nearly 10,000 photos a year. “Fotoflow,” his
first solo show, makes reference to his nickname as well as the constant flow of
pictures taken daily from an artist who never leaves home without his Canon.

by Heather Schmidt

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