Event Listing - Galleries
Thu Jul 10 - Fri Jul 25

The Low Road

Black and White Photographs Taken While Traveling Outside the United States


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Location
Date and Time
Hamburger Eyes Photo Epicenter
26 Lilac Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
cross street: off 24th + Mission
district: Mission

Thu Jul 10 (5pm - 9pm) - opening reception
Fri Jul 11 (10am - 10pm)
Sat Jul 12 (10am - 10pm)
Mon Jul 14 (10am - 10pm)
Tue Jul 15 (10am - 10pm)

Description
The Low Road by Ted Pushinsky

Ted Pushinsky has been wandering the streets and documenting the lives of fellow San Franciscans for what he says are “too many years.” His images have the ability to transplant you into the precise moment that the shot was taken with his honest and raw point-and-shoot approach. The Low Road is a collection of rarely exhibited photographs taken far from the streets of San Francisco. Included are images from Mexico, Italy, India, France, Vietnam, Holland, Spain, China, Malaysia, Mauritius, Japan, Germany and Denmark.

Ted Pushinsky invokes questions referring to the timeless quality of raw moments that he has captured in his black and white photography. Unforgettable encounters and moments of timeless theatricality on the streets of America and abroad. The raw expressions and candid shots Pushinsky is able to capture make you feel as if you’re right there in the shot with him.
Japan Times