| S.KALDON |
CURRENT WORK:
My current work deals with capturing moments of
solitude in busy public
places. Large cities move fast, and inner detail is lost to
quick
impressions. Photographs are frames pulled from the
constant barrage of
moving images. I would hopefully like to capture the
subtle feelings,
imagined or real, from people and things.
BIOGRAPHY:
Born 1961, New York City. Currently living in NYC and
enjoying a much
deserved break from the working world.
Spending my free time photographing, drawing,
sculpting, shooting
video, and playing guitar. My work has been shown at the
Salmagundi Gallery
and in the NoHo Artwalk, both in New York City.
PAST EXHIBITIONS:
440 Gallery, 440 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY- included in
the
Small Works Show, July 15th - August 28, 2005.
NYU AMC Artshow- group show at Salmagundi and
Stovall
Galleries, New York City, exhibited 2002, 2003, 2004, and
2005.
NoHo New York Artwalk- Group show featured in shop
windows around the New York's NoHo neighboorhood,
2004,
2005.
Crime Scene Bar and Lounge, 310 Bowery, New York
City-
exhibition of photo prints. Website:
http://www.crimescenebar.com
Infiniti Auto Expressions of Color in New York- exhibition
at
Herald Square, LCD screen on the corner of 34th St. and
7th
Ave., midtown Manhattan.
Email: skaldon@mac.com
My current work deals with capturing moments of
solitude in busy public
places. Large cities move fast, and inner detail is lost to
quick
impressions. Photographs are frames pulled from the
constant barrage of
moving images. I would hopefully like to capture the
subtle feelings,
imagined or real, from people and things.
BIOGRAPHY:
Born 1961, New York City. Currently living in NYC and
enjoying a much
deserved break from the working world.
Spending my free time photographing, drawing,
sculpting, shooting
video, and playing guitar. My work has been shown at the
Salmagundi Gallery
and in the NoHo Artwalk, both in New York City.
PAST EXHIBITIONS:
440 Gallery, 440 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY- included in
the
Small Works Show, July 15th - August 28, 2005.
NYU AMC Artshow- group show at Salmagundi and
Stovall
Galleries, New York City, exhibited 2002, 2003, 2004, and
2005.
NoHo New York Artwalk- Group show featured in shop
windows around the New York's NoHo neighboorhood,
2004,
2005.
Crime Scene Bar and Lounge, 310 Bowery, New York
City-
exhibition of photo prints. Website:
http://www.crimescenebar.com
Infiniti Auto Expressions of Color in New York- exhibition
at
Herald Square, LCD screen on the corner of 34th St. and
7th
Ave., midtown Manhattan.
Email: skaldon@mac.com
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ALL THE MUSIC AND ARTWORK ON THIS WEBSITE IS DISPLAYED UNDER A
CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE
Email: skaldon@mac.com
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While testing out my new super-zoom Canon SX10 IS, I came
upon the open doorway of old St. Patrick's Cathedral on Mott St.
in New York City. But I was standing across the street on the
opposite sidewalk, squinting into the darkened entrance, not
seeing much of anything. What a perfect opportunity, I thought,
to see what this new camera could do. So I pointed it in the
direction of the doorway, opened it up to it's full zoom position,
and to my great delight, I could see the alter and these candles
quite clearly from at least 200 feet away. Taking the shot, I
brought it back home, did a little Photoshop work on it, and this
is the result.
upon the open doorway of old St. Patrick's Cathedral on Mott St.
in New York City. But I was standing across the street on the
opposite sidewalk, squinting into the darkened entrance, not
seeing much of anything. What a perfect opportunity, I thought,
to see what this new camera could do. So I pointed it in the
direction of the doorway, opened it up to it's full zoom position,
and to my great delight, I could see the alter and these candles
quite clearly from at least 200 feet away. Taking the shot, I
brought it back home, did a little Photoshop work on it, and this
is the result.
S.Kaldon
APW Gallery
June 5th - June 29th
Hours: Friday - Sunday 12:00pm - 6:00pm *NEW*
48-18 Van Dam St - Long Island CIty - NYC 11101
APW Gallery
June 5th - June 29th
Hours: Friday - Sunday 12:00pm - 6:00pm *NEW*
48-18 Van Dam St - Long Island CIty - NYC 11101