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Visuals 05.13.21

Ingeborg Gerdes – Carol’s location, Ovando, Montana 1996


INGEBORG GERDES’ OUT WEST

Since the policy of Manifest Future, the Western United States even now retains this mythical aura about it. So in a natural way, it’s photographed closely. But there are even now corners that can under no circumstances be really recognised. Ansel Adams photographed the peaks of Yosemite, but so much is unexplored. Photographer Ingeborg Gerdes does the identical, other than her West has a human imprint – agricultural fields and sparsely populated towns, all conveying a sense of awe. In portraits, she portrays folks as they are, wrinkled or exasperated or carefree and enjoying the warm summer months solar. The late Gerdes’ do the job is now on display in solo retrospective, Out West, for the Centre of Photographic Artwork, viewable until eventually June 20. Tune in for a virtual opening at 4-5pm Saturday, May 15. 625-5181, photography.org






Visuals 05.13.21

Erin Lee Gafill – Kaffee Scraps and Fruit Tin


Shade DUETS

Monterey Museum of Art is putting textile designer Kaffe Fassett in dialogue with his niece, painter Erin Lee Gafill. Chances are, you’ve likely heard of these two and are familiar with their operate as solo artists. But they do have a frequent thread: coloration. Color Duets shows the pair playing off every single other’s artistic approach and having turns in each individual other’s medium. The show also corresponds to the ebook that Fassett and Gafill unveiled alongside one another in the early times of the pandemic. A virtual Monterey Museum of Artwork opening happens Thursday, May perhaps 13 at 5:15pm. $10, cost-free for associates. 372-5477, montereyart.org/colorduets

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