Tonight 1/30/09 CARA PHILLIPS @ Hey, HOT Shot @ Jen Beckman Gallery

Photo- Cara Phillips-Before & After Room Beverly Hills, 2007























I started collecting Cara Phillips work and now so you!

Her photographic series addresses very important themes about how our society obsesses towards beauty and self-image. Most hey, Hot Shot artists usually do a 20 x 200 edition so, keep an eye in case Cara does one. Her work in my opinion is highly collectable, due its different imagery and beauty themes series . Being also one of the top 50 Finalists from Photolucida's Critical Mass 08 , there is a lot more to be seen from Cara!

See you tonight!

Hey, Hot Shot! (volume iv, edition ii) Showcase is tonight, January 30th, 2009, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Jen Bekman Gallery.
Edition ii Hot Shots

John Mann

Donald Weber

Hosang Park


Cara Phillips


Yijun Liao

Work will be on view through Saturday, February 14th, 2009

Jen Bekman Gallery
6 Spring Street NYC

Gallery hours: Wednesday – Saturday, from noon to 6:00 p.m.

Tamir Sher...Keep an eye!

ARTmostfierce would like you to keep a close eye on Tamir Sher.
Originally from Israel , Tamir is already a contender for Jen Beckman's Hey, Hot Shot .

Please see his web site listed below and also enjoy some of Tamir's photos posted here.

The last photo posted here is the one Hey, Hot shot entry.

Tamir, best of luck to you and I known for a while that there is more coming!

Also, please read below Tamir explanation of his Hey, Hot Shot entry.

Tamir Sher, Velazquez on45s.

“… I realize that the digital era is very primitive. For me there is no hierarchy between daguerreotype and digital contemporary photograph,” writes Hey, Hot Shot entrant Tamir Sher.

Sher goes on to explain that, “The circle work is images from new work in progress called ‘Masters on 45.’ I took my old record player and decided to use it in my work before I threw it away. I put a reproduction of an old masters painting and my son’s superheroes on it and take pictures in a variable speeds. I like how the low-tech record player connects and mix between old and contemporary. Create new representation.”


http://www.tamirsher.com/
http://www.tamirsher.wordpress.com/