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Artist Exhibitions:
A. Paul Cartier
Exhibitions:
Solo:
*Cafe Tartine San Francisco
May 1-31, 2002*
Type C and black and white
prints
Gravity Spot Cafe, San
Francisco. 1994.
�Strange Attractor:
California�
Type C color prints
Chacun a son Gout Gallery,
Davies Hospital,
Laguna Honda Hospital, San
Francisco. 1993.
�Sites�
Type C color...
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Artist Galleries:
I am an independent artist
marketing my own work through
a number of different outlets.
I am a member of San Francisco
Open Studios, and have prints
from this series for rent or
purchase at the SF Museum of
Modern Art's Artist Gallery
(Ft. Mason Center, Bldg. A). I
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Artist Statement for A. Paul Cartier
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Vernacular culture surrounds us but is little noted. When it is noted, it is not placed on the same level as �high� culture. Perhaps its ephemeral nature confines its importance. But, despite this, it has more impact on our daily lives.
Photographers were among the first to recognize the importance of vernacular culture: it is the source of their best work. The camera made it possible to record the vernacular in exquisite detail. And the detail is the message.
Many of the photos in this portfolio are now available through Gallery 1044, 1044 Larkin St., in San Francisco.
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