Big Picture Rochester Photo Album

Flying Kids

jlam — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 02:13:09 GMT

Photomosaic by Kenichiro Sato Photograph by Joseph Pratt Supporting photographers: Aaron Hess, Bertelle Brooking, C. Brian Peterson, Craig H. Kenyon, David N. Boyer, Debbie Piortowski, Diane M Dow, Gerry Szymanski, Hiatt Zhao, John Lam, Joseph Pratt, Joseph W. Moroz, Kenichiro Sato, Mindy MacLaren, Misako Ishida, Monika Ueffringer, R Glenn Alexander, and Sheridan Vincent General Photo Submissions: Adam Bates, Alan Singer, Alice Spitulnik, Allan Miller, Ashlee Woodruff, Beth Saffer, Bob Fabinski, Brett Daly, Brian Roode, Chris Johnston, Christine Carder, Christopher Miller, Clement Crowley, Dale Raes, Dan Nice, Dan Nolan, Daryl Giles, David McIntyre, David Mohney, Deborah Johnson, Dennis Adams, Elizabeth Emery, Elizabeth Baxter, Esther Palmieri, Evelyn Cammarano, Gary Sillato, Gregg Levitan, Hanae Sato, Hiroshi Irie, Hiroshi Sawada, Hui Yu Ruan, Jan Daitz, Jeanie McLean, Jenna Morales, Jenna Girdner, Jerry Staub, Jessica Elliott, Jody LaRose, Joel Swartz, Jonathan Wenck, Josephine Schwabel, Junye Comeau, Karen Burkin, Kathleen Francis, Kathleen Udavchak, Kathleen Holt, Kelly Cheatle, Kyle Martel, Larry Tobias, Leah Basciani, Leslie Beard, Leslie Arduser-Brogan, Linda Price, Linda Fullerton, Lindsey Graser, LJ Fullerton, Loraine Molinari, Malissa Malicoat, Maria Hagen, Mark Foster, Marlo Keogan, Matt Giglio, Michael Ross, Michelle Renda, Molly Finn, Momoko Irie, Naoya Kai, Nick Finzer, Nicole Diehl, Nigel P. Kent, Nobuya Sato, Ove Overmyer, Pam McInerney, Pamela O'Sullivan, Patrick Francis, Pete Spaker, Phyllis Mangefrida, Raime Masket-Roth, Raymond Baxter, Richard Steele, Robert Guyer, Robert Moroz, Samantha Sharkey, Shannon Seleen, Sharon Staebell, Susan Perry, Susan Howe, Terri Pease, Thomas and Mary Ellen Budny, Thomas Davis, Tiffany Young, Tina Duver, Yolanda Soto, and Zachary Eichin Photo Submission Support: Image City Photography Gallery, SG Art, City of Rochester, Rochester Public Library, PictureRochester.com, and Charles Settlement House Jurors: Christopher Burnett, Kenichiro Sato, Robert Harris, Roslyn Goldman, and Sean Corcoran Big Picture Rochester: Kenichiro Sato, Director; Adam Bates, Project Manager; John Lam, Grantseeking & Development; Philip F. LaPorta, Government & Community Relations; Johanna Ambrose, Marketing Contest – Kathleen Francis, Patrick Francis, and Ed Evesneske Marketing – Daryl Giles, Sarah Zielinski, Carla Walton, and Justin Padilla Business -- Jody Dai, Alexandra Finck, Adwitiya Mal, and Loren Flaum Sponsors: Culture Builds Community – Art & Cultural Council, City of Rochester, and Citibank Grant Sponsor & Partner: Rochester Downtown Development Corporation Additional support from City of Rochester, Lamar Outdoor Advertising, and SUNY Brockport ©2006 Big Picture Rochester. All rights reserved.

printing the mosaic

jlam — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 02:05:57 GMT

My, what a Big Picture you have!

Casas Nuevas: An illustration for a proposal to the East End Garage Art Façade Competition

jlam — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 19:59:17 GMT

Main Street can and should assume its role as a distinctive public walkway connecting arts destinations and align the axis of the Downtown Arts District. In concert with these goals, and to address the streetscape, especially as new housing enriches downtown with new residents, the artists of “Casas Nuevas” propose a collaboration of fire sculpture and photography with potential to render this small section of modern architecture a more cozy place like it once was not so long ago. Low-pressure sodium vapor lamps may be efficient, but they also wash their environs in monochrome, rendering the night bright but cold and spooky. Installing and lighting seven human-sized photos in whiter light relieves the lonely walk. Viewed from across the street, they recast the Garage as a grand proscenium. From the link at right, see a larger photo.

This is my perspective.

jlam — Sat, 18 Feb 2006 00:15:21 GMT

Kenichiro Sato presents his background, from Sendai, Japan, and it's tree-lined main streets, a 2-mile long, glass-covered arcade, and colorful festivals. Download the flash animation from http://OutdoorMuseum.com to see what it's all about!

Fire & Ice on Main Street

jlam — Thu, 19 May 2005 23:03:39 GMT

Phil Laporta remarked to Ken, this montage reminds people of September 11, and thus the current one no longer uses this image.

The SUNY Brockport MetroCenter never saw surf, skies, nor photos like these!

jlam — Thu, 19 May 2005 23:00:25 GMT

In 2001 SUNY Brockport bought the building at 55 Saint Paul from the Chamber of Commerce, and now 900 students and 75 faculty visit the MetroCenter weekly.