Eddy Verloes is a Belgian photographer. I chose his image, “Apocalypse Now”, a dramatic, arresting black and white image of trees and clouds and water, for our recent exhibition, “Trees.” He first came to my attention with a black and white image he had in our “Life” exhibition, juried by Alyssa Coppleman, of Orthodox Jewish […]
The “animalia” exhibition juried by Henry Horenstein, was in the online gallery from July 22 to September 1, 2022. Henry selected fifty five images from thirty five artist. Rajan Dosaj’s images “The Last Leaves of Autumn” received the Juror’s Award. Christie Goldstein’s image “A Portrait in Blue” received the Director’s Award. Boris Keller’s image […]
The “she” exhibition juried by Sandra Chen Weinstein, was in the online gallery from June 10 to July 21, 2022. Sandra selected fifty five images from fifty two artist. Beverly Conley’s images “Woman Plucking Chicken” received the Juror’s Award. Lesley Blessing’s image “Floating, Twin Elements” received the Director’s Award. Lori Pond’s image “Come Fly Away” […]
Elizabeth Sanjuan is a photographer from Hollywood, Florida. We recently had her exhibition, “Hokkaido Land of the Ainu,” up in the gallery. This body of work is a pictorial etude, showcasing the home of the native people of Japan, the Ainu, without them being physically present in the photographs. The elegantly stark winter images of […]
Margaret Albaugh is a Chinese-American documentary and fine art photographer based in the Pacific Northwest. Margaret was the Juror’s selection from our exhibition “Light.” Albaugh also studies psychology and that interest can be seen infused into her work. Her interest in human nature, identity and social constructs inform her personal projects. She aims to pay […]
Aimee McCrory received the Director’s Award for her wonderful image, “Ghost Chair,” in our recent exhibition, “light.” Amanda and I were fortunate to have a great conversation with her not too long ago. Aimee has a background in theatre and performance. It appears the performance side of her artistic nature is bonded to her photographic […]
Rembrandt and Sam Abell travel with us as we look at George Nobechi’s photographs. In George’s case the darkening of the shapes, for looking at shapes and their relation to one another is ultimately, subconsciously what we do after identifying or attempting to identify the content, doesn’t add mystery, it adds weight and presence. Many […]
Touchstones | a visual conversation between Dawn Surratt and Sal Taylor Kydd came down in the Gallery recently. We hated to see it go. It was a true joy having this creative conversation between these collaborators and friends in the gallery over the past month. The images are simple, soft, understated — referencing childhood, past […]
The “art + science” exhibition juried by Linda Alterwitz, was in the Salon gallery from March 15 to May 19, 2019. Linda selected thirty three images from twenty three artist. Abbey Hepner and Mike Avery’s image “Atmosphere, from the series Optogenetic Cybernetic Translations” received the Juror’s Award. Heino Heimann’s image “18:22:20” received the Director’s Award. […]
The “she” exhibition juried by Joyce Tenneson, was in the Main gallery from February 22 to April 7, 2019. Joyce selected fifty five images from forty seven artist. Felice Boucher’s image “Goddess Cloak” received the Juror’s Award. Peggy Taylor Reid’s image “Strength” received the Director’s Award. Juror’s Honorable Mentions were given to Joan Lobis Brown’s […]