Well, I am biting the bullet, so to speak, and doing a photo exhibit all of February. Making a public display. Sharing what I see with whomever braves the weather and has time to stop by. No snow photos, but a little bit of ice (one of the photos from last week's blog post). My biggest sized images, a few from digital, a few from when I was using slides. In advance I thank my neighbors for letting me hang them on a wall, and I thank my artist friends, like Taral, Jennifer, Wayland and Ash, who these next two weeks will help me pull it all together.
There will be a poster, a postcard and some local news information. However, I am writing about this today because my blog has always been about photography and Appalachia, and showing one's art in a local public forum is about both those things.
LOCATION: Rowan County Arts Center (which used to be the old Courthouse) on Main Street in Morehead, Kentucky
DATES: February 1, 2016, through leap year, until March 4, 2016
RECEPTION: Friday, February 26, 5 - 7, probably with some words spoken by the photographer...and questions, by anyone who comes, answered or at least discussed.
HOURS OPEN: 10 - 4, Monday through Friday, and by appointment on the weekends.
In the meantime, here are a few more photos from last weekend's adventure in southern Kentucky -- besides the pond images I shared last week. Enjoy!
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| porch decor |
VIEWS FROM THE HOUSE, with signs of recent weirdly warm weather:
VIEWS FROM WITHIN THE WOODS, on the way to the pond, travel by the "mule".
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| This is really how it looked. |
ENTRANCE SIGNS:
Pretty good sample of photos for the middle of January! Thank you, Peg, for your hospitality and your great talent driving that mule. (Sorry not to have made a good photo of it.) Next time....
Yeah about your showing!
ReplyDeleteAnd I enjoyed especially "This is really how it looked."
xoxo