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Farmland's Simple Lines
I'm pleased to announce that my photograph, "Farmland's Simple Lines," has been chosen for PhotoPlace Gallery's Spring 2022 Exhibition, "Quiet Landscape."
The exhibition was juried by Jacob and Alissa Hessler. An exhibition catalogue is also available (see www.photoplacegallery.com).
The exhibition was juried by Jacob and Alissa Hessler. An exhibition catalogue is also available (see www.photoplacegallery.com).
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Mary Macey Butler’s image ‘Room in Abandoned House’ was included in the Winter Edition of Still Point Arts Quarterly, Maine from December 2021 through February 2022. The quarterly theme was ‘Ruins’ and it included the work of “roughly 50 artists and writers from around the world.”
Room in Abandoned House
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I’m pleased to announce that my photograph, “Fall in the Sierra Nevada,” has been chosen for PhotoPlace Gallery’s exhibition, “In Celebration of Trees,” to be held in the Middlebury, Vermont gallery during June - July 2021. There will also be an exhibition catalog available.
“Fall in the Sierra Nevada” was one of 35 images selected for the gallery show. The juror, Catherine Couturier, is a “Houston-based gallerist who specializes in 20th century photography and contemporary work of the highest quality.”
The exhibition pays homage to trees “in all their seasons, all their ages and geographies.”
The exhibition pays homage to trees “in all their seasons, all their ages and geographies.”
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I’m pleased to report that I have been chosen to be the Featured Artist for the February 2021 Mill Valley Art Commission’s Virtual Art Walk. My exhibition was titled Nature’s Designs.
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These abstract photographs that I took last year are close up images of 'the Astoria Clown Car' in Astoria, Oregon. You can read about its storied history here: https://www.oldastoria.com/buncha-clowns.php In 1955, a group of men from the Astoria Chamber of Commerce became trained clowns, purchased a '48 Chrysler and painted it with bright colors. This became the 'Clown Car', which was driven in parades and used to help raise funds to build a bridge over the Columbia River, from Astoria, Oregon, to Washington.
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The first time I came across this community wall in a rough neighborhood in Oakland, California, I was struck by the extraordinary designs and composition, the patterns and layers of color and texture covering what began as a chain link fence. The images on the wall seemed to suggest layers of time: ancient maps of Europe, regions of the USA, even imaginary trade routes. When I returned a year later I saw that people had continued to add swaths of color and texture. The wall was a living thing, with its own evolving beauty.
Portfolio: scroll to pages 66-67
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Gallery images, the 3 images in 4th row down:
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Three of my recent images are currently being exhibited at the Riverfront Art Gallery in Petaluma, CA as part of their ‘Early Summer Show’, May 8 – July 7, 2019.
The vine images were taken at a winery just north of Napa, CA and at a wall along a main road by my home in Marin County, respectively, and the image of a garden with colorful trees was taken at Butchart Gardens in Vancouver, Canada. The Gallery is located at 132 Petaluma Blvd. North, Petaluma, CA.
The vine images were taken at a winery just north of Napa, CA and at a wall along a main road by my home in Marin County, respectively, and the image of a garden with colorful trees was taken at Butchart Gardens in Vancouver, Canada. The Gallery is located at 132 Petaluma Blvd. North, Petaluma, CA.