APA LA Member – Jim McHugh Exhibits Work During West Week & MOPLA

© Jim McHugh

© Jim McHugh

Remarkable: Places + Faces
Landscapes and Portraits by Jim McHugh
Pacific Design Center
March 25, 2009 Thru May 1, 2009
Gallery B208 / Blue Building

Please join us for these Artist’s Receptions

West Week 2009 / Art Walk
Artist’s Reception
Wednesday,  March 25, 2009
5:30 – 9:00 pm

A Month of Photography in Los Angeles Artist’s Reception
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
5:30 – 9:00 pm

Known for his recent Polaroid images of Los Angeles, Jim McHugh has been photographing common things in an uncommon manner for over thirty years.  This collection of his work spans Europe, Asia as well as America and reflects the varied and changing threads of the photographer’s ever altering life.

In 2008, Jim won the Paris Prix De La Photographie for Architectural Fine Art Photography.  The Photokina 2008/Innova Digital Art’s Exhibition, “Just One More,” held in Cologne, Germany included McHugh portraits of visual artists David Hockney, Andy Warhol and Ansel Adams as well as performing artists Samuel L. Jackson, Sir Anthony Hopkins and B.B. King.

This year his “Las Palmas Hotel- Hollywood” was acquired by the George Eastman House for their permanent collection in Rochester, N.Y.  Jim McHugh is currently a Contributing Photographer to Architectural Digest.

This April immediately following West Week 2009 the inaugural Month of Photography in Los Angeles (MOPLA) will debut  at the landmark Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. Remarkable: Places + Faces is honored to be a part of this engaging and dedicated artistic program. MOPLA is organized by the Lucie Foundation, dedicated to education and the celebration of the art of photography.

” Interpreting Architecture: The Other Portraiture”  a challenging new Workshop created by Jim McHugh will be offered by MOPLA . To Register for this exciting 3 day adventure in Alternative Photography check the Events and Workshops link on the easy to navigate MOPLA website.


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