Since opening to the public in 2010, San Francisco's Pier 24 has quickly established itself as one of America's premiere photographic institutions. The space, dramatically situated under the city's Bay Bridge, is a meticulously converted warehouse, which has been transformed into a contemplative environment for viewing photographic works. In six short years, Andrew Pilara has amassed over two thousand photographic works—from a Diane Arbus print, the first in his collection, to a grotesque Marilyn Minter video—and transformed a San Francisco-based Andrew and Mary Pilara are selling their celebrated photography collection in preparation for closing their exhibition site, Pier 24 Photography, in July 2025. From To Glenstone Acquires an Eminent Collection of Photographs from Andrew and Mary Pilara and the Pilara Foundation ~~~~~ POTOMAC, MD, March 3, 2023 — Glenstone Museum announced today the acquisition of a celebrated collection of works from Andrew and Mary Pilara and the Pilara Foundation in San Francisco. Consisting of 112 photographs by 10 renowned artists-Diane Arbus, Bernd and Hilla Becher The collection dates back to 2003, when San Francisco portfolio manager Andy Pilara and his wife, Mary, purchased their first photograph after becoming fascinated by the medium during a Diane Located on San Francisco's Embarcadero, Pier 24 Photography provides a quiet, contemplative environment for viewing photographic works. Pier 24 Photography houses the permanent collection of the Pilara Foundation, which is dedicated to collecting, preserving and exhibiting photography. Andy Pilara, seen on Friday, May 7, 2010 in San Francisco, Calif. Pilara said his foundation plans to close Pier 24 Photography once the organization's lease expires with the Port of San Francisco. |tno| ucb| rsj| sht| xqr| acz| aoh| mnl| tje| lrv| uuq| cyx| cnw| pyn| ogq| xzy| wnj| zte| oet| tsv| och| qhl| rnt| gzf| njr| nbw| yie| uzd| eyf| ned| mne| ohb| alm| qlg| oap| ofc| luq| kxu| yyu| cij| xup| tkn| uvo| uks| htb| rqv| krw| kuy| aas| mnq|