Upcoming Exhibit: Mexico at the Hour of Combat

Exhibit: Mexico at the Hour of Combat at the California Museum of Photography

Date: November 3, 2012 - January 5, 2013

Location: California Museum of Photography

Address: 3824 Main St. Riverside, CA 92501

About the Book 

The Mexican Revolution, the first major revolution of the twentieth century, intertwined with photography attracted worldwide attention. Its visual documentation was made possible by Sabino Osuna who played a crucial role in not only photographing the different phases of the Mexican Revolution, but he also captured portraits of prominent persons involved in it.  The focus of this volume is Osuna’s special collection, 427 images, currently held in Special Collections in the Rivera Library of the University of California, Riverside.

Primal Images: 100 Lumen Prints of Amazonia Flora by Jerry Burchfield

Fall 2004, 11.5" x 9.5", 144 pages, 100 photographs This unique, 144-page oversized book features Lumen photograms that celebrate the beauty of Amazon flora. 100 color plates will feature these historically unique one-of-a-kind images that are made on-site by Burchfield in the Amazon rainforests. In addition, color photographs of the Amazon environment will be interspersed among text essays by Wade Davis, Jonathan Green, and Burchfield. The book's premire showing was at UCR/California Museum of Photography in the fall of 2003. Read reviews from Artweek, Coast Magazine, The Orange County Register, Rangefinder Magazine, Riviera, and Apogee Photo Magazine To place an order for this title, feel free to click Here