John Bernhard: The need to create

A film by Franz Galo. The film explores the intricate process from which the Swiss American artist John Bernhard reaches into his own psychic and soul for creativity and inspiration.

JohnBernhard's Art Chatter interview

Interview with John Bernhard for ArtChatter during the RØRPOST,

an international art energy collaboration project.

Filmed in John Bernhard's studio at Silver Street Studios.

Produced by Savage Henry Films

John Bernhard Art Car Museum Exhibition 2018
America's Call
Television interview of photographer John Bernhard

Profiled in the documentary show Temps Present by Swiss Television (TSR) and French Television (TV5). Sept. 2003

John Bernhard Photography Exhibition at Serrano Gallery 1080p

John Bernhard: A retrospective exhibition at Serrano Gallery, Houston, Texas. Participating spaces of FotoFest Biennial 2020.

Exhibition at DeFrog Gallery
Blue Marble Video Installation

Blue Marble by John Bernhard is an installation of five screen color videos, part of "AN ENVIRONMENT PERSPECTIVE", a 2018 exhibition at Silver Street Studios in Houston, Texas.

BLUE MARBLE: Environmental Destruction Through the Eyes of Children. A film by John Bernhard

A film by John Bernhard based on his Blue Marble series focusing on climate change, pollution, and the way we are treating our planet.

The background images of the earth originated from NASA, astronauts took them from the International Space Station. Bernhard digitally enhanced these images and superimposed portraits of children from around the world that he photographed over the years. John Bernhard wanted to merge their innocent faces into these perilous landscapes.

Metamorphosis event at the Musée des Suisses dans le Monde in Geneva.
MetamorFaces
Spring Bi-Annual Exhibition
John Bernhard: The need to create
JohnBernhard's Art Chatter interview
John Bernhard Art Car Museum Exhibition 2018
America's Call
Television interview of photographer John Bernhard
John Bernhard Photography Exhibition at Serrano Gallery 1080p
Exhibition at DeFrog Gallery
Blue Marble Video Installation
BLUE MARBLE: Environmental Destruction Through the Eyes of Children. A film by John Bernhard
Metamorphosis event at the Musée des Suisses dans le Monde in Geneva.
MetamorFaces
Spring Bi-Annual Exhibition
John Bernhard: The need to create

A film by Franz Galo. The film explores the intricate process from which the Swiss American artist John Bernhard reaches into his own psychic and soul for creativity and inspiration.

JohnBernhard's Art Chatter interview

Interview with John Bernhard for ArtChatter during the RØRPOST,

an international art energy collaboration project.

Filmed in John Bernhard's studio at Silver Street Studios.

Produced by Savage Henry Films

John Bernhard Art Car Museum Exhibition 2018
America's Call
Television interview of photographer John Bernhard

Profiled in the documentary show Temps Present by Swiss Television (TSR) and French Television (TV5). Sept. 2003

John Bernhard Photography Exhibition at Serrano Gallery 1080p

John Bernhard: A retrospective exhibition at Serrano Gallery, Houston, Texas. Participating spaces of FotoFest Biennial 2020.

Exhibition at DeFrog Gallery
Blue Marble Video Installation

Blue Marble by John Bernhard is an installation of five screen color videos, part of "AN ENVIRONMENT PERSPECTIVE", a 2018 exhibition at Silver Street Studios in Houston, Texas.

BLUE MARBLE: Environmental Destruction Through the Eyes of Children. A film by John Bernhard

A film by John Bernhard based on his Blue Marble series focusing on climate change, pollution, and the way we are treating our planet.

The background images of the earth originated from NASA, astronauts took them from the International Space Station. Bernhard digitally enhanced these images and superimposed portraits of children from around the world that he photographed over the years. John Bernhard wanted to merge their innocent faces into these perilous landscapes.

Metamorphosis event at the Musée des Suisses dans le Monde in Geneva.
MetamorFaces
Spring Bi-Annual Exhibition
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