Sky High
Sandy Kim
Family Bookstore invites you to join us for an afternoon with Sandy Kim. At our temporary bookstore at the MOCA Geffen
Monday, April 23, 5pm (today! please don't be late - museum closes at 6!)
We will be launching Kim's book, Sky High, co-published by Unpiano Books and SF's Evergold Gallery
Kim will present a slideshow with commentary and be signing copies of Sky High. Copies are available at event only (sorry).
"I kept hearing about how great her work was from all of my interns and assistants. She's the real deal. Sandy is a confessional photographer with a thing for body fluid. She really knows how to use natural light, like early morning light, or sunset light in an apartment. She pays attention to it and that's always the sign of a good photographer, knowing when and how to use that light. She's small, a fly on the wall, with balls to pick up her arm and take the photo without asking permission. Sandy brings her camera everywhere and she's always ready and waiting for the moment. She documents her life in San Francisco and you get a sense of the scene there-but not in a blogger way, Sandy is actually talented - an artist. I like how she still shoots film. it's old school. She reminds me of when I was young - out partying every night, snapping away so that the pictures can provide evidence of the night." - Ryan McGinley (Sky High introduction)
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Sandy Kim
Family Bookstore invites you to join us for an afternoon with Sandy Kim. At our temporary bookstore at the MOCA Geffen
Monday, April 23, 5pm (today! please don't be late - museum closes at 6!)
We will be launching Kim's book, Sky High, co-published by Unpiano Books and SF's Evergold Gallery
Kim will present a slideshow with commentary and be signing copies of Sky High. Copies are available at event only (sorry).
"I kept hearing about how great her work was from all of my interns and assistants. She's the real deal. Sandy is a confessional photographer with a thing for body fluid. She really knows how to use natural light, like early morning light, or sunset light in an apartment. She pays attention to it and that's always the sign of a good photographer, knowing when and how to use that light. She's small, a fly on the wall, with balls to pick up her arm and take the photo without asking permission. Sandy brings her camera everywhere and she's always ready and waiting for the moment. She documents her life in San Francisco and you get a sense of the scene there-but not in a blogger way, Sandy is actually talented - an artist. I like how she still shoots film. it's old school. She reminds me of when I was young - out partying every night, snapping away so that the pictures can provide evidence of the night." - Ryan McGinley (Sky High introduction)
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