Slava Mogutin's Analog Photography Exhibition at Bob Mizer Museum
The Bob Mizer Museum and Photographic Archives in San Francisco is presenting 'Analog Human Studies: 25 Years of Photography' by Slava Mogutin from April 2 to June 13, 2026. The exhibition showcases the Russian-born artist's analog photography focusing on intimate portrayals of friends, lovers, and collaborators. Mogutin, who was exiled from Russia due to his queer activism, creates work that emphasizes vulnerability and authentic human connection while challenging conventional documentary approaches. The museum will host an opening reception on April 2, an artist talk on April 10, and a screening of 'Gay Propaganda 3.0' on May 15.
Key facts
- Exhibition runs from April 2 to June 13, 2026
- Features 25 years of analog photography by Slava Mogutin
- Located at Bob Mizer Museum Main Gallery, 920 Larkin Street, San Francisco
- Artist is a Russian-born queer activist who was forced into exile
- Includes opening reception, artist talk, and film screening events
Entities
Artists
- Slava Mogutin
Institutions
- Bob Mizer Museum and Photographic Archives
Locations
- San Francisco, CA
- Russia