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View exhibitions and meet the artists! These exhibitions are opening on Saturday, November 7 and can be viewed starting at 9 am. Beat the crowds and visit us earlier in the day!
Nov 7–29
National Juried Photography Exhibition
Part of FOCUS: A Celebration of Photography, the NJPE takes place every other year in November. The exhibition features selected photographs by regional and national artists.
ABOUT THE JUROR: E. Brady Robinson is a Baltimore-based photographer and creative director known for her vibrant and eclectic mix of fine art photography, cultural documentation, and portraits of creatives. Her work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in the US and internationally, and her photographs are held in the permanent collections of the Orlando Museum of Art and the Spanish Cultural Center in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Robinson teaches photography and senior seminar at Georgetown University and is a contributing photographer for BmoreArt and Baltimore Beat.
Nov 7–29
Mark Seaver
Beauty Through Thin Ice
Photography
Seaver’s photography uses ice and its properties as a filter through which to photograph. The result is the refraction of light, which distorts and abstracts the world seen through it.
Nov 7–29
Christophe Casamassima
The Dirty Window
Photography
The Dirty Window is a phantasmagoric cycle of photography that aligns with the four stages of sleep. Casamassima uses photography to explore how repetition reveals difference and where latent images surface to consciousness before dissolving again.
Nov 7–29
Kevin Stivers
Elsewhere
Photography
Elsewhere exists between places, neither here nor there. The work in Stiver’s exhibition explores themes of human connection and disconnect and feelings of belonging and misplacement, shrouded in a surreal atmosphere.
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Delaplaine Arts Center, 40 S Carroll St, Frederick, MD 21701-5607, United States
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