EXHIBITION LOOKS TO THE BEAUTY OF ICE AND SNOW

Eddie Adams: Hill and Gully Riders, New Kensington, PA, 1958

 As January wanes and winter endures over most of the Northern hemisphere, snow is covering much of the United States and many regions will experience the coldest temperatures of the season this weekend. With one week remaining in our current "'Tis The Season" exhibition, here is a selection of classic photographs with a winter theme or setting. Bundle up!

Harold Roth: Fulton Fish Market, New York, 1946

Ruth Orkin: White Stoops, New York, 1951

Verner Reed: Trees In Snow Storm, Stowe, Vermont,1971

Peter Keetman: Self-Portrait, 1962

John Dominis: Southern Pacific Engine, Donner Pass, California, 1949

Afred Eisenstaedt: Evergreen Trees at -51 Degrees Mt. Tremblant, Canada, 1944

View the full exhibition here.

EXHIBITIONISM: A peek at what's showing around town features Monroe Gallery's current exhibit

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The New Mexican's Weekly Magazine of  Arts, Entertainment, and Culture
January 7 - 18, 2011

Shepard Sherbell: Nentsy Family at minus 70 degrees, Siberian Arctic, 1992

White evergreens in Quebec, coal miners in Ukraine, and a young Truman Capote skating in Rockefeller Center - 'Tis The Season, a group show at the Monroe Gallery of Photography (112 Don Gaspar Avenue, 505.992.0800) captures the beauty, mystery, and effects of snow and ice.

Exhibition continues through January 30, 2011.

JOE McNALLY RECEPTION TONIGHT

Joe McNally: Rooftop Ballerina (Nadia Grachevo, Prima Ballerina), Bolshoi Ballet, Moscow, 1997



Please join us tonight, Friday December 17, from 5 - 7 as we welcome Joe McNally for a reception, book signing, and special exhibit. Joe will be signing copies of his new book, The LIFE Guide to Digital Photography: Everything You Need To Shoot Like The Pros.

Also on view, "'Tis The Season", photographs with a winter theme or setting. A perfect way to look at snow - inside!

Hope to see you!