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June 4, 2009 in Features
First Friday puts photography in play
Two poverty-themed exhibits highlight tour
“Praying,” photographic giclee on canvas by Janet Hunter, displayed at The Women’s Hearth. Image courtesy of Ink to Media
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Exposure. The juxtaposition of two of Webster’s definitions of the word – “presenting a film or the like to actinic (ultraviolet and violet) rays of light,” and “a putting out without shelter or protection” – vividly defines the concept of two innovative photography exhibits opening with First Friday receptions.
“Beneath the Surface,” a photography and art installation at Clearstory Gallery by Spokane artist Jim Van Gundy, re-creates a Mexican barrio near Tijuana that he visited during a Christian mission.
The towering installation, with a 26-foot power pole and web of power lines, transforms the interior of Life Center Foursquare …
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