Scanner Art is created by scanning ordinary objects at a very high resolution. In this exhibit in the Rasmussen Art Gallery, I am showcasing my  latest highly detailed and colorful photographic art prints on canvas using this unique process.

 Where?

• Rasmussen Art Gallery
• Pacific Union College
• 1 Angwin Avenue, Angwin, CA

When?

• Opening Reception: November 5, 2011 7pm–9pm. Question and answer period at 7:30pm.
• Closing Date: December 3, 2011
• Gallery is closed November 18–27 for the holiday
• Gallery Hours: 1-5 p.m. on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
• For more information, call (707) 965-6604.

2 Responses

1. Johny Alives says:

   11/06/2011 at 6:52 am

   I discovered your work thru googling SCAN ART…. love both your scanography art as well as your decay stuff… interesting is that I too am into both art areas …. in fact the latest B&w magazine COLOR that is right now at the newsstands have some of my scan art in Merit Award section… I guess Rasmussen likes my work … anyway glad I found you … Just a comment… are you aware of a Japanese term called MONO NO AWARE? …. your MODERN RUINS reminds me of that concept… cheers

   Johny

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   • Tim says:

     11/13/2011 at 9:15 pm

     Hi Johny,
     Thanks for the compliment. Yes, the Modern Ruins is Mono no aware, and the scanner art is wabi-sabi. I guess I must have Japanese ancestors.
     Best Regards,
     Tim

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