Upcoming Exhibits
Cloudy Road photo
from The Teton Exploration series
George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film
Online Benefit Auction, Sept. 26 - Oct. 10, 2011
Live Auction, Oct. 3, 2011, 7pm.
Metroploitan Pavilion
125 West 18th St.
New York City's Chelsea District
Tipping Glass photo
from Illuminated Glass series in
Open Show Retrospective
Rayko Gallery
Opening Reception: October 20, 2011, 5:30-7:30pm.
428 Third St. (@Harrison)
San Francisco
Snow Gracing Tetons photo
from The Teton Exploration Series
Art Association of Jackson Hole
Out Of The Woods Auction
November 18, 2011, 6-9pm.
Jackson Hole Center for the Arts
240 S. Glenwood St
Jackson, Wyoming
Photograph from Audrey's Journey series
14th Annual Friends of Friends Photo Auction
December 7, 2010
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street
New York City's Chelsea district
Illuminated Glass portfolio
Academy of Art
Open Show lecture and slide show presentation.
October 21, 2010 at 7pm
Morgan Auditorium
491 Post St.
San Francisco
The Teton Exploration
Rayko Gallery
Artist Reception: June 6, 2010, 6-8pm
428 3rd St.
San Francisco
Illuminated Glass portfolio
Concourse Gallery
March 22 - June 15, 2008
555 California Street
(Bank of America Building)
San Francisco
Circus of Life
The Gallery Obscura
Sept 7-Oct 5, 2007
Artist's Reception: September 13, 6-9pm
50 Phelan Avenue
San Francisco, California
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Art Association of Jackson Hole
Newsletter, March 2010
Featured Photographer of the Month
Rebecca Janecek's preferred medium is gelatin silver photography reminiscent
of a century ago. Her work draws from both the explorative spirit of the
pioneer photographer and the pictorial style popular at that time. Choosing
to focus on dramatic light and form, rather than details, her photographs
allude to a subliminal presence. The photographs are documentary and
geometric, yet often present an ethereal, evanescent flow or mist
descending, like a gift, before rising up again from the earth. While
capturing a precise moment, the images depict an endless cycle, making them
in effect, infinitely connected to all time.
Rebecca Janecek is an artistic documentary photographer. She has had
several solo exhibits at the Concourse Gallery and Gallery Obscura in San
Francisco. Rebecca also displays work in group shows including an upcoming
exhibit at Rayko Gallery opening June 2nd. Rebecca graduated from the
University of Texas with a bachelor of art degree. She studied photography
at City College of San Francisco under the expertise of Steve Kiser, a
traditional photographer who taught workshops with Ansel Adams and Oliver
Gagliani. Rebecca has lectured at City College on the continual and growing
need for black and white film and unaltered silver prints in the art and
science world. Rebecca's limited edition prints are in private collections
and commercial locations in the United Stated and Canada.
Rebecca Janecek's preferred medium is gelatin silver photography reminiscent
of a century ago. Her work draws from both the explorative spirit of the
pioneer photographer and the pictorial style popular at that time. Choosing
to focus on dramatic light and form, rather than details, her photographs
allude to a subliminal presence. The photographs are documentary and
geometric, yet often present an ethereal, evanescent flow or mist
descending, like a gift, before rising up again from the earth. While
capturing a precise moment, the images depict an endless cycle, making them
in effect, infinitely connected to all time.
Rebecca Janecek is an artistic documentary photographer. She has had
several solo exhibits at the Concourse Gallery and Gallery Obscura in San
Francisco. Rebecca also displays work in group shows including an upcoming
exhibit at Rayko Gallery opening June 2nd. Rebecca graduated from the
University of Texas with a bachelor of art degree. She studied photography
at City College of San Francisco under the expertise of Steve Kiser, a
traditional photographer who taught workshops with Ansel Adams and Oliver
Gagliani. Rebecca has lectured at City College on the continual and growing
need for black and white film and unaltered silver prints in the art and
science world. Rebecca's limited edition prints are in private collections
and commercial locations in the United Stated and Canada.
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