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Faces of America: Getting By in Our Economy
Dates: February 5, 2025 – March 1, 2025
In the 1930s, amid the greatest economic crisis in American history, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt launched numerous initiatives to help the nation get back on its feet, among them a…
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Mark Thomas & John Romie: The Road
Image: © John Romie | Ghost Highway
Dates: February 5, 2025 – March 1, 2025
© Mark Thomas | Paved Paradise The Road. A feature, an artery, a liberation, and a nemesis. Its surface is bare rock to dirt, cobblestones to tiles, and asphalt to…
Aaron Vizzini: Ascending the Sierra
Dates: March 5, 2025 – April 5, 2025
These photos depict an ascent of the Sierra Nevada from its beginnings at a few thousand feet to its heights above 14,000 feet. Ascending the Sierra from the western side,…
Gordon Reynolds: Abstractions
Dates: March 5, 2025 – April 5, 2025
Gordon Reynolds has been making photographs for this show for over 15 years. While his work typically tends toward the odd and surreal or geometric, emphasizing lines and planes, these…
Eric Engles: Tree Portraits
Dates: March 5, 2025 – April 5, 2025
For Eric Engles, photography is not primarily about producing images. Rather, following the implications of Dorothea Lange’s oft-quoted observation that the camera is “a tool that helps you see without…
Stephen K. Hall: West of the 100th Meridian
Dates: May 7, 2025 – June 7, 2025
The 100th meridian has played an almost mythical role in the history of the settlement of America’s western frontier. First identified by John Wesley Powell as the geographic and climatic…
Stephan Nieslony: What Caught My Eye
Dates: May 7, 2025 – June 7, 2025
Photography captures how I see the world around me. My photographs allow you to see what I saw. Exploration is a key part of my photographic journey to see the…
Therese Iknoian: Reclaimed by Time – Abandoned Chornobyl’s Nuclear Legacy
Dates: May 7, 2025 – June 7, 2025
More than 39 years after a nuclear explosion that spewed 400 times more radiation into the atmosphere than Hiroshima, the Chornobyl* nuclear disaster remains the poster child for what can…