Gerald Slota's Books
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The MisfitsKids who get called the worst names oftentimes find each other. That's how it was with us. Skeezie Tookis and Addie Carle and Joe Bunch and me. We call...Read More
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New York Times, December 24, 2012
...want to have on your shelf?” Here are the answers, in no particular order. “Story” (SF Camerawork), by Gerald Slota You have to respect a monograph whose own foreword likens the pictures to “a psychotic arts-and-crafts scrapbooker.” Slota...
New York Times, December 24, 2012
...want to have on your shelf?” Here are the answers, in no particular order. “Story” (SF Camerawork), by Gerald Slota You have to respect a monograph whose own foreword likens the pictures to “a psychotic arts-and-crafts scrapbooker.” Slota...
New York Times, December 29, 2012
...to forget the original tales were a potent mix of the macabre, fantastical and downright creepy. The photographer Gerald Slota hasn’t forgotten. In his series, “Fables,” two of whose images can be seen here, Slota captures many of the Grimms’...
New York Times, December 29, 2012
...to forget the original tales were a potent mix of the macabre, fantastical and downright creepy. The photographer Gerald Slota hasn’t forgotten. In his series, “Fables,” two of whose images can be seen here, Slota captures many of the Grimms’...
New York Times, December 24, 2012
...want to have on your shelf?” Here are the answers, in no particular order. “Story” (SF Camerawork), by Gerald Slota You have to respect a monograph whose own foreword likens the pictures to “a psychotic arts-and-crafts scrapbooker.” Slota...
New York Times, December 24, 2012
...want to have on your shelf?” Here are the answers, in no particular order. “Story” (SF Camerawork), by Gerald Slota You have to respect a monograph whose own foreword likens the pictures to “a psychotic arts-and-crafts scrapbooker.” Slota...
San Francisco Chronicle, October 22, 2012
...woman. SF Camerawork (in a former Singer Sewing Machine building) showed (through Saturday) eerie and surreal works by Gerald Slota (Joyce Carol Oates wrote the essay for his book); at the Bayanihan Community Center, Holly Calica and Jenny Bower Young...
Bay Area Reporter, September 13, 2012
...a past literally swept away by forces of Biblical proportion. (Sept. 12-Oct. 27) www.theintersection.org SF Camerawork Gerald Slota: Story. Slota's defaced, torn photographs reveal secret histories and subterranean narratives; they often begin life in...
San Francisco Chronicle, September 7, 2012
...This exhibition features a selection of Gerald Slota's photographs from six different bodies of work, as well examples of his journals. September 11-October 27, 2012; Artist reception Friday, September 14, 5-8pm...
