Jim Wysong at SFCC’s Visual Artwork Gallery | Exhibitionism

Photographer Jim Wysong combines a appreciate for geology, images, and the outdoor in Southwest Monochromes, an on the internet exhibition of his black-and-white photographs of the region’s landscapes, ruins, and other subjects. Right before joining the employees at the Santa Fe Local community College, in which he oversees educational functions in the University of Liberal Arts and the College of Arts, Design and style, and Media Arts, Wysong was a frequent visitor to the location. “I adore this land for its beauty and majesty,” Wysong states in a statement. “I also have a deep regard and affinity for the Native men and women of this region, and for the traces remaining guiding by their ancestors. There is an aesthetic good quality manifest in their art and architecture that speaks to factors that resonate across cultures.” In this human body of perform, Wysong sought to recreate the experience encouraged by iconic photographs of the West taken in the early 20th century, illustrations or photos that replicate what he calls “The West of the Creativity.” The digital exhibition is accessible at sfcc.edu/southwest-monochromes through Aug. 12. Constrained accessibility to the exhibition at SFCC’s Visible Arts Gallery is out there by appointment only. Get hold of Linda Cassel at [email protected] or 505-428-1501 to plan an appointment.