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Timo Kelaranta

April 4-27, 2002

Finnish photographer Kelarenta's highly symbolic photographs explore light and space, utilizing sculptural elements of scrap metal, glass and stone to comment on the emotive elements of greys, blacks, positive and negative space.

2002Blue Sky, Oregon Center for the Photographic ArtsApril 4, 2002Timo Kelaranta, black and white, abstract, conceptual, light, shadow, space, sculpture, sculptural, shape

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Bogdan Konopka

2002Blue Sky, Oregon Center for the Photographic ArtsApril 4, 2002Bogdan Konopka, black and white, light, shadow, documentary, architechture

Gerry Johansson

2002Blue Sky, Oregon Center for the Photographic ArtsMarch 7, 2002Gerry Johansson, black and white, documentary, rural, america, culture, american culture

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