Oct 8, 2017
Steven and Bill interview Mary Margaret Cornwell, Curator of Photography for the Booth Western Art Museum. They discuss current and upcoming exhibitions.
http://www.boothmuseum.org
Ansel Adams: The Masterworks (Extended to Nov. 5, 2017). Ansel Adams pushed photography as a medium for fine art and his work continues to have a powerful impact on current day photographers.
Images:
- ‘Mount Williamson’
- ‘Snake River Tetons’
- ‘Welder’
Biography: http://amzn.to/2hR2t2o
Zoë Urness: Keeping the Traditions Alive (Nov. 16,
2017 – May 18, 2018). Zoë captures powerful imagery to
preserve the traditions of indigenous people. Her images are
captured to connect old ways of life to the modern Native American
ways of life. Zoë was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for the image,
‘December 5, 2016’ which captures Native Americans and US
Veterans together in protest of the Dakota Access Pipeline passing
through the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.
Images:
- ‘December 5, 2016’
Laura Wilson: That Day (Jan. 20 – Apr. 29, 2018). Laura captures a collection of images from the 1970’s to present that has shaped the American West. She is also noted to assist for Richard Avedon for 6 years in addition to documenting his project ‘In the American West’. She lives in Dallas Texas and is the mother to Hollywood actors Andrew, Owen, and Luke Wilson.
Books:
- ‘That Day’ - http://bit.ly/LauraWilsonThatDay
- ‘Avedon at Work’ - http://bit.ly/AvedonatWork
Images:
- ‘Mesquite Tree with Coyotes’
- ‘Hutterite Boy on Appaloosa’
Booth Photography Guild - http://boothmuseum.org/adults/booth-photography-guild/
Become a member at the Booth Western Art Museum: https://supportus.georgiamuseums.org/boothmembership
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