Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Friday, January 21, 2011

EXHIBITION LOOKS TO THE BEAUTY OF ICE AND SNOW




Hill and Gully Riders, New Kensington, PA, 1958
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!


Fulton Fish Market, New York, 1946
Harold Roth: Fulton Fish Market, New York, 1946


White Stoops, New York, 1951
Ruth Orkin: White Stoops, New York, 1951


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


Self-Portrait, 1962
Peter Keetman: Self-Portrait, 1962


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


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

Friday, January 7, 2011

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

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


Nentsy Family, Siberian Arctic, 1992
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.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

'TIS THE SEASON: PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE WINTER SEASON

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

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

Please join us Friday, November 26, from 5-7 as we celebrate the opening of "'Tis The Season", an exhibition of 50 photograph with a winter theme or setting. The annual tree lighting on the Plaza, which kicks of the holiday season, will begin at 4 PM Friday with the arrival of Santa and Mrs. Clause in the Fire Department;s antique truck. A choir will take the stage at 4:30, followed by local Girl Scouts singing favorite holiday songs from 5:15 to 5:45. Mayor David Coss will flip the switch on the Plaza holiday lights at 6. Santa Fe's Sol Fire closes out the evening with a concert ending at 7; and Girl Scouts will be selling cookies, hot chocolate, and hot cider. Monroe Gallery will be hosting a public reception and preview of the exhibition from 5 - 7 PM.


Christmas reflections, Boston, 1955

Verner Reed: Christmas Reflections, Boston, 1955

Santa Fe has receives a few recent dusting of snow, and this week the temperatures have plummeted, a perfect prelude to this exhibition. As winter approaches in the northern hemisphere and the days grow short, this exhibition looks to the beauty of ice and snow. Winter photography, especially in the colder parts of the world, is a specialized niche. Photographers have to take care of their cameras and guard against frostbite and hypothermia. They often venture into remote wilderness searching for the perfect winter landscape. Their reward is stunning imagery.

Red Coat

Stephen Wilkes: Central Park, February, 2010


"Another great show opens Fri 5-7PM @ Monroe Gallery Santa Fe - 50 photographs with a winter theme"

"'Tis The Seasnon is an aptly named exhibituion of more than 50 photographs, all with a winter theme." -- Santa Fe Reporter



Incident in a Snow Storm, New York, 1948

Weegee: Incident in a Snow Storm, New York, 1948

"Tis The season continues through January 30, 2011.

View the exhibit on-line here.