John Chervinsky’s photographs are the subject of a two-page article in the current issue of Black + White Photography, a UK magazine. The Davis Orton Gallery exhibited work from Chervinsky’s black and white portfolio, An Experiment in Perspective in 2009. In 2012, we exhibited photographs from his new color series, Studio Physics.
Fran Forman who exhibited photographs from her portfolio, “The Alchemy of Memory” at the Davis Orton Gallery in 2012 has been heading west ever since. She has exhibited in Durango at Open Shutter Fine Art Photography; AfterImage Fine Art Photography Gallery, Dallas; at Photo LA at the Susan Spiritus Gallery booth. In 2013, her work will be part of group exhibitions at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, Washington, DC where several of her pieces were acquired and the ShiJiaZhuang Art Museum in Hebei Province, China. (photograph: Mélies’ Dream by Fran Forman)
A photograph by Lito Vale was recently exhibited at Newspace Center in Portland Oregon’s show: Photography at the Edge. Vale’s photobook/cd, Hormencio: Stream Of Conciousness, was selected for exhibition at the Davis Orton Gallery Photobook 2012 exhibition.
Congratulations to Miska Draskoczy and Susan Bowen. Their portfolios will be exhibited at Davis Orton Gallery from April 5 to May 12. Above: (left) Gowanus Mist by Miska Draskocyz, (right) Legs and Feet #622 by Susan Bowen.
The Davis Orton Gallery announces the upcoming exhibition of Stephen DiRado’s “Celestial” series and Bob Avakian’s “From Night to Day”, from April 5 to May 12, 2013.
Also featured will be the Portfolio Showcase: Night Photography, selected through a call for work, deadline March 6.
above: From Celestial by Stephen DiRado (Hale-Bopp, Martha’s Vineyard, 1997)
Stefanie Klavens’ photographs are part of a three person show, “The Space in Between” at Boston’s Photographic Resource Center (PRC) with Daniel Feldman and Lynn Saville. Reviewed today by Mark Feeney in the Boston Globe, Feeney states, “There’s an air of expectancy to the sites Klavens has photographed for her portion of the show, “Lonely Places. Those places have clearly been lived in and used, yet now are empty — for the moment? For a while? For good? Part of the kick of these striking images with their very rich use of color is that nothing indicates an answer to those questions. What’s most arresting about her pictures is the overall effect: the way atmosphere solidifies into subject. But very much enhancing that overall effect are the little things Klavens notices……” The show runs through January 19.
The Davis Orton Gallery exhibited photographs from Klaven’s “The Art of the Movie Theater, A Disappearing American Tradition” in 2011.
Thanks to Ellen Feldman for some great photos of PHOTOBOOK 2012 Reception. It was wonderful to see so many people come out for this event. The art of the photobook is clearly gaining recognition as a very special form of expression.
The show continues through December 23. Keep in mind: Saturday, December 1 is WinterWalk in Hudson, sponsored by the Hudson Opera House. The main event is scheduled from 5-8 pm. Santa Claus(s), Reindeer, Warren Street closed to traffic and lit up for the holidays. Stores open. 3rd annual Egg Nog Competion BeLo3rd including Vico Restaurant‘s fantastic Egg Nog at Davis Orton Gallery and fireworks at 8:15.
Happy to seen several photographs from Ernie Button’s wonderous series, “Cerealism” in a recent Wired magazine, “Cereal-scape Photos Take Playing With Your Food to the Next Level” by Jacob Schiller. Ernie exhibited images from this series at the Davis Orton Gallery in 2010. He will be showing some recent additions and old favorites at Camerawork Gallery, Portland OR, January 26 to February 22, 2013 (photo: Clover Path by Ernie Button)
Slate’s new photo blog “Behold” features an article by Alyssa Coppelman “A Look at Ansel Adams’ and Sylvia Plachy’s Darkroom Tools” on John Cyr’s Developer Trays. We are currently displaying 20 photographs from this series. More on the show here. (Sally Mann’s Developer Tray by John Cyr.)
“Davis Orton ‘Cambridge on the Hudson’ Photo Show Adds Depth to Field” Each artist -Chervisky, Cyr and portfolio showcase photographers Elaine Mayes and David Torcoletti make “powerful statements about photography, art, perception, human emotion and the passage of time.”
(note) Karen Davis and Mark Orton, moved to Hudson NY from Cambridge MA in 2009 and opened their Warren Street gallery for photography and mixed media shortly thereafter. As evidenced by the review, Cantabridgians are making the trip west to visit Hudson and the gallery.
(Gladiolas, Painting on Door by John Chervinsky)