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DESCRIPTION:What:  Art Opening Featuring the Photography of Amy Auerbach and Ethel 
 Mays\nWhen: Friday, October 20, 2006, 5-8 p.m. (Exhibit runs through 
 November 15, 2006)\nWhere: San Francisco City Hall, 1 Carlton B Goodlett 
 Place, Room 282\nCost: Free\n\nOn Friday, October 20, 2006, Supervisor Ross 
 Mirkarimi hosts the Monthly Third Friday’s Art Reception in his City Hall 
 office, Room 282. This month’s featured artists are Amy Auerbach and 
 Ethel Mays.\nAmy Auerbach is showing photographs from the series Vanishing 
 Waterfront and Other Destinations, a collection of dreamlike-toned gelatin 
 silver prints. The series features dilapidated areas of San Francisco’s 
 China Basin and Hunters Point which, when seen through the veil of water 
 and light, become fading souvenirs—landscapes upon which the shutter 
 silently tells time like the tick of a clock.\n \nAmy’s photographs have 
 been exhibited locally at SF Camerawork, SFMOMA Artists Gallery, and 
 nationally in commercial and non-profit venues such as the Society for 
 Contemporary Photography in Kansas City where she received a Fellowship 
 award, Seattle’s Photographic Center Northwest and at Galerie bmg in 
 Woodstock, NY \n\nEthel Mays will exhibit Waterwork, a series of 
 photographic images which address the idea of public water compositions as 
 abstract art.  Her images have been shown by the San Francisco Public 
 Library, the San Francisco Photography Center, and are privately owned by 
 residents of the U.S., Canada, and Europe. Ethel Mays is a California 
 native from Eastern Tulare County. She currently resides in San 
 Francisco.\n\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/10/05/18318133.php
SUMMARY:Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi- Featuring the Photography of Amy Auerbach and Ethel Mays
LOCATION:San Francisco City Hall, 1 Carlton B Goodlett Place, Room 282
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/10/05/18318133.php
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