BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220923T210000Z DTEND:20220923T230000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Photo Salon: A Thousand Words Opening Reception DESCRIPTION:Palma Brozzetti\n Palma is an intuitive and versatile photographer of 35 years working with alternative\, traditional and digital methods. Her childhood and adult experiences are rich in music training\, theater and art.\n\n In 1983 she was gifted a camera. She joined a camera club and learned basics from professionals\, teachers and artists there. She worked events\, editorial\, photojournalism\, commercial\, portraits\, exhibits\, and created negatives for the local museum and historical society. In 1994 she received a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts to create an audio-visual presentation of the community in support of the camera club.\n\n In 1995 she moved to MD and opened a main street studio\, obtained clients and joined The Artists' Gallery\, a cooperative maintained by professional artists since 1991. She was President of the Frederick Camera Clique in 1997.\n\n Palma has curated and juried exhibits\, volunteered at art centers and has exhibited at museums\, galleries\, art spaces and alternative venues in MD\, MA\, FL\, DE\, NY.\n\n "I've enjoy learning by attending workshops\, teaching\, giving and receiving critiques and by reading\, reading\, reading\, But always\, the most important learning is through experience.\n\n "I look at an image and ask\, 'How can this be made better? There is always room for improvement. It's always a challenge and that's why I love photography. And then again\, a situation is ever the same twice. Having flexibility is important to being able to work with what you have.\n\n "Photography allows the expression of all art within one medium\; rhythm is composition\, light is an ever-changing performance and even though words can describe a visual encounter\, a photograph is a visual capture in all languages."\n\n .\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Jerry Wein\n Jerry Wein has been taking pictures for more than 50 years. He is a storyteller whose subjects include both natural and built environments and phenomena\, a diverse mix of people\, places\, and things. As part of two-man shows in Warrensburg and Chestertown\, he worked with photographer Bob Fisher on the Darkness and Light Exhibition and more recently contributed his perspective at Bob and Jerry's Excellent Picture Show. Individually\, he has exhibited at numerous open and juried shows in Eastern New York from Poughkeepsie to Paul Smith's. He received Juror's Choice awards at the North Country Arts Photography Shows for both 2016 and 2017 and juried that show in 2018. He received a silver award at the North Country Arts 2019 Expressions show\, across multiple media\, juried by Jonathan Canning of the Hyde Collection. His work has been accepted at The Passporte online gallery\, where he is represented in the Geometry Salon and where he received an Honorable Mention in the Passporte Prize for Surreal Photography Honoring Man Ray exhibition. He received a top 10 award\, across all media\, in the LightSpaceTime Online Gallery's Global Seascapes show and has also been cited as a Special Recognition and Special Merit artist in several of their other shows. In 2020 he was awarded First Prize\, Best in Show\, in the 2020 New York State Summer Arts Show at the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts and subsequently received a Third Prize award at that show for 2021. Jerry's solo show Bucharest to Budapest First Impressions along the Danube was shown virtually in the fall of 2020 by North Country Arts. Recently\, he has juried in to selective international calls for the Of an Era\, Double Take\, and High Contrast shows at the Trolley Barn Gallery in Poughkeepsie. He has been featured in New York regional press as well as ACS online magazine and is the author of three limited edition books: The Chestertown Show\, Details and The Rosemary Project.\n\n Artist Statement\n\n "My subject interests are broad and my work is opportunistic. I look for good stories to tell from my daily experience of the people\, places and things that I encounter. My goal is to visualize and capture enough context to allow the viewer to envision the background of a story and possible outcomes\, based on a single frame. I'm successful when I'm seeing well finding the story that may be hidden from a casual glance. I want my photographs to show the viewer something they may not have seen had they been present at the point of capture." X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n \n \n \n \n \n
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Palma Brozzetti

\n Palma is an intuitive and versatile photographer of 35 years working with alternative\, traditional and digital methods. Her childhood and adult experiences are rich in music training\, theater and art.
\n In 1983 she was gifted a camera. She joined a camera club and learned basics from professionals\, teachers and artists there. She worked events\, editorial\, photojournalism\, commercial\, portraits\, exhibits\, and created negatives for the local museum and historical society. In 1994 she received a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts to create an audio-visual presentation of the community in support of the camera club.
\n In 1995 she moved to MD and opened a main street studio\, obtained clients and joined The Artists&rsquo\; Gallery\, a cooperative maintained by professional artists since 1991. She was President of the Frederick Camera Clique in 1997.
\n Palma has curated and juried exhibits\, volunteered at art centers and has exhibited at museums\, galleries\, art spaces and alternative venues in MD\, MA\, FL\, DE\, NY.
\n &ldquo\;I&rsquo\;ve enjoy learning by attending workshops\, teaching\, giving and receiving critiques and by reading\, reading\, reading\, But always\, the most important learning is through experience.
\n &rdquo\;I look at an image and ask\, &lsquo\;How can this be made better? There is always room for improvement. It&lsquo\;s always a challenge and that&rsquo\;s why I love photography. And then again\, a situation is ever the same twice. Having flexibility is important to being able to work with what you have.
\n &ldquo\;Photography allows the expression of all art within one medium\; rhythm is composition\, light is an ever-changing performance and even though words can describe a visual encounter\, a photograph is a visual capture in all languages."\;
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Jerry Wein

\n Jerry Wein has been taking pictures for more than 50 years. He is a storyteller whose subjects \;include both natural and built environments and phenomena\, a diverse mix of people\, places\, and things. As part of two-man shows in Warrensburg and Chestertown\, he worked with \;photographer Bob Fisher on the Darkness and Light Exhibition and more recently contributed \;his perspective at Bob and Jerry&rsquo\;s Excellent Picture Show. Individually\, he has exhibited at \;numerous open and juried shows in Eastern New York from Poughkeepsie to Paul Smith&rsquo\;s. He \;received Juror&rsquo\;s Choice awards at the North Country Arts Photography Shows for both 2016 and \;2017 and juried that show in 2018. He received a silver award at the North Country Arts 2019 \;Expressions show\, across \;multiple media\, juried by Jonathan Canning of the Hyde Collection. \;His work has been accepted at The Passporte online gallery\, where he is represented in the \;Geometry Salon and where he received an Honorable Mention in the Passporte Prize for \;Surreal Photography Honoring Man Ray exhibition. He received a top 10 award\, across all media\, in the LightSpaceTime Online Gallery&rsquo\;s Global Seascapes show and has also been cited \;as a Special Recognition and Special Merit artist in several of their other shows. In 2020 he was \;awarded First Prize\, Best in Show\, in the 2020 New York State Summer Arts Show at the Paul \;Nigra Center for Creative Arts and subsequently received a Third Prize award at that show for \;2021. Jerry&rsquo\;s solo show Bucharest to Budapest &ndash\; First \;Impressions along the Danube was \;shown virtually in the fall of 2020 by North Country Arts. Recently\, he has juried in to selective international calls for the Of an Era\, Double Take\, and High Contrast shows at the Trolley Barn \;Gallery in Poughkeepsie. He has been featured in New York regional press as well as ACS online \;magazine and is the author of three limited edition books: The Chestertown Show\, Details and \;The Rosemary Project.
\n Artist Statement
\n "\;My subject interests are broad and my work is opportunistic. I look for good stories to tell from \;my daily experience of the people\, places and things that I encounter. My goal is to visualize \;and capture enough context to allow the viewer to envision the background of a story and \;possible outcomes\, based on a single frame. I&rsquo\;m successful when I&rsquo\;m seeing well &ndash\; finding the \;story that may be hidden from a casual glance. I want my photographs to show the viewer \;something they may not have seen had they been present at the point of capture."\;
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