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Migdalia Valdes at Intersection

April 27, 2009/in News

Former Light Work Artist-in-Residence (2005) Migdalia Valdes celebrates a decade of her daily photographic project with the exhibition Every Day in Black in White at Intersection for the Arts in San Francisco. Valdez has made at least one photograph a day for the past ten years. The exhibition features prints from this diaristic practice and also elaborate journals made by Valdez in conjunction with the photographs. Visitors to the show can leaf through the journals for an intimate look at the artist’s creative process. The exhibit runs from April 4 to May 23, 2009.
Intersection for the Arts
446 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
415-626-2787

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https://www.lightwork.org/uploads/ValdesDocumentation1.jpg 180 250 Shane Lavalette /uploads/LightWork.png Shane Lavalette2009-04-27 09:48:422013-03-26 10:59:07Migdalia Valdes at Intersection
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