Saturday, October 12, 2019 @ 3:00-4:30 PM
San Juan Island Grange #966 — 152 1st St. North, Friday Harbor, WA 98250 —
ART AS A VOICE – FOOD, PLANET, FUTURE: A Photographer’s Journey by Robert Dash
Hosted by San Juan Islands Museum of Art (SJIMA)
https://www.facebook.com/events/2164688827161665/
On October 12 at the San Juan Island Grange Robert Dash will share backstories to his current SJIMA exhibition “Food for Thought/ Micro Views of Sustenance: Threats and Prospects,” and his book On An Acre Shy of Eternity/ Micro Landscapes at the Edge.
Dash will trace different ideas about photographic image-making, artist purpose, and presentation of the work. This will be an interactive session with questions and dialogue welcome.
This Art As A Voice program by SJIMA supplements the photomontages in Food For Thought Micro Views: Threats and Prospects by Robert Dash showing at SJIMA through December 9, 2019.
Admission to Food, Planet, Future: A Photographer’s Journey event is $15, $12 for SJIMA and Grange members, and students are admitted for $10. Make reservations by choosing “Tickets” below. Tickets will also be sold at the door as seats are available.
Dash is an educator, photographer and naturalist whose work has been published by National Geographic, TIME, and LensWork, and shown in galleries and juried shows in the US and abroad.
In 2016, he presented a TEDx talk entitled “The Intercourse of Nature: It’s What We Are,” and in 2017, published his Nautilus Gold Award-winning photography/poetry book, On An Acre Shy of Eternity: Micro Landscapes at the Edge. His new book, FOOD FOR THOUGHT Micro Views: Threats and Prospects, is currently in development.
Janet Alderton, Kim Miller, Grange member, Anonymous, Browne’s Home Center, San Juan Island Grange # 966, Kenmore Air, Town of Friday Harbor, Steve King, Printonyx and Harbor Rental are sponsors of this programming.
“…like fragments of mysterious ecosystems that no one has ever seen… (They) are meaningful, visually poetic observations about how the things we cannot see can show us how our very lives can be under the threat of extinction.” —Lensculture
Robert will trace different ideas about photographic image-making, artist purpose, and presentation of the work. This will be an interactive session with questions and dialogue welcome.
This Art As A Voice program by SJIMA supplements the photomontages in Food For Thought Micro Views: Threats and Prospects by Robert Dash showing at SJIMA through December 9, 2019.
Admission to Food, Planet, Future: A Photographer’s Journey event is $15, $12 for SJIMA and Grange members, and students are admitted for $10. Make reservations by choosing “Tickets” below. Tickets will also be sold at the door as seats are available.
Dash is an educator, photographer and naturalist whose work has been published by National Geographic, TIME, and LensWork, and shown in galleries and juried shows in the US and abroad.
In 2016, he presented a TEDx talk entitled “The Intercourse of Nature: It’s What We Are,” and in 2017, published his Nautilus Gold Award-winning photography/poetry book, On An Acre Shy of Eternity: Micro Landscapes at the Edge. His new book, FOOD FOR THOUGHT Micro Views: Threats and Prospects, is currently in development.
Janet Alderton, Kim Miller, Grange member, Anonymous, Browne’s Home Center, San Juan Island Grange # 966, Kenmore Air, Town of Friday Harbor, Steve King, Printonyx and Harbor Rental are sponsors of this programming.
“…like fragments of mysterious ecosystems that no one has ever seen… (They) are meaningful, visually poetic observations about how the things we cannot see can show us how our very lives can be under the threat of extinction.” —Lensculture