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Fall Art Tour
Come visit me at my hilltop studio and darkroom above the Wisconsin River from October 14-16. I will be demonstrating my artistic process as well as displaying the evolution of my photography. Matted and framed prints, my book “Along the Wisconsin Riverway”, posters, notecards and postcards will be for sale. Enjoy refreshments, live music, a spectacular view, and walks in my restored prairie. |
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Mining Connections
Friday September 30: Image's kick-off for Chicago Artists Month and for ArtWalk Ravenswood from 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Saturday October 1 - Sunday October 2: Images will be open for ARTWalk Ravenswood on Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 am - 6:00 pm. |
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Trophy Feet – This project has legs
A new solo exhibition. Details will be posted shortly. |
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Through Women's Eyes
Throughout history women have influenced and played a significant role in photography. This exhibit honors the impact women have had on this medium in the past, and their influences that continue in the contemporary world. The work of a number of women members of CPM is highlighted. Each has her own unique photographic style and voice. |
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Carl Leopold/Jill
Metcoff: The Aldo Leopold Reserve
Thirty odd years after the first encounter, I reread A Sand County Almanac and revisited the land surrounding Aldo Leopold’s Shack as both artist and landowner. I went to see what clear thinking, teamwork, a good understanding of ecosystems, and time can accomplish. The Aldo Leopold Foundation staff indicated points of interest and then generously let me explore and photograph without any agenda. It is a joy and privilege to have the opportunity now to pair some of these photographs with Carl Leopold’s vibrant photographic record of his family at work and play more than 60 years earlier. These photographs continue a tradition of discovering Aldo Leopold’s words and celebrating this landscape. |
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Cranes and Conversations
We are photographers and friends who recently reconnected and discovered that our homes in Wisconsin and Florida have an unexpected and powerful connection: we dwell at the opposite ends of a Sandhill crane migration route. The cranes have become an important presence in each of our lives and photographic work. Our collaboration began in 2003 with photographic “migrations”, visiting and studying the connections between “home” and “away” for both the cranes and ourselves. This is the shape of our project: the particularity of place, Wisconsin and Florida, and the deep connection of each to the whole. |
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Heating Up
“Heating Up” features a group of concerned artists who are responding to environmental challenges with creative and practical applications that educate and engage the public. The variety of their artworks shapes the cultural discourse by filtering information through their creators’ imaginations, transforming the generic or obscure into the tangible and relevant. The goal of “Heating Up” is to produce both dialog and a guide for active participation on behalf of protecting life on this amazing planet. |
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Renewal
Sponsored by The Liberty Prairie Conservancy, PrairieFire Foundation and Lake County Forest Preserves |
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