Curated by Colette Copeland, Death Bizarre features seven photographic and video artists, whose work examines people, places and objects associated with death from a conceptual and metaphorical perspective. The artists utilize the theme of death as a catalyst to demystify human experience and the fascination with human mortality.

Andrea Pickens, Lauren Simonutti, Bradley Blackway, and Brian Moss’ photographs challenge notions of truth, authenticity and the construction of history. Talia Greene’s photographs, Anita Allyn's and Colette Copeland’s videos investigate the relationship between the natural world, science and the human body. Together the works on view evoke a vivid glance into human existence and the symbiotic relationship between the body and its place in nature and culture




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The photography journal Fotophile recently celebrated its Tenth Anniversary with a wonderful party at NYC’s Ricco/Maresca Gallery. Founded by photographer Orville Robertson in 1993, Fotophile has evolved to become one of the most daring and dynamic magazines in the photographic community. We are dedicated to the promotion of excellence and have published work from legends and high school students. Our current staff of writers includes Colette Copeland, Lisa Henry, Kay Kenny, Jo Leggett, Alison Nordstrom, Jill Waterman, Carla Williams, Rhonda Wilson.

Almanac Gallery is located at 1252 Garden Street, Hoboken, New Jersey. Hours: Saturday 1-5pm and by appointment, Contact information: phone (201)865-6997 e-mail ben@hobokenalmanac.com