Jean-Jacques Bernard: 1 Man, 3 Shows, 3 Locations
Friday, August 27, 2010 in Philadelphia at 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Bus Stop Boutique
750 South 4th Stret Philadelphia PA

Eurocircle is pleased to announce the return of Jean-Jacques Bernard to Philadelphia with a series of gallery openings showcasing his latest photographic expeditions. Bernard’s talent for finding the extraordinary in every-day life has taken him on a journey across the globe to such exotic locales as Togo, Damascus and Ho Chi Minh City. He returns to Philadelphia this summer to present his latest portfolio of shots from locations such as Dubai and Ulan Bator.

“Ulan Bator Blues” captures the rich colors of Mongolia’s capital known as “the ugliest city in the world”. And yet, despite its reputation, the city comes alive in front of Bernard’s lens and shows you its charming side. This collection will be shown at Bus Stop Boutique, 750 South 4th Street, Philadelphia on August 27 at 5pm.

Jean-Jacques Bernard’s work has most recently been on exhibit in the Palace of Justice in Lyon. His photography was shown in the House of China and Orient in Paris. Recently, he was nominated for the 2010 Zooms Next Salon de la Photo in Paris. He refers to himself as a child of the advertising age and he tends to correlate writing and photography as they draw parallels to one another.