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October Issue 2002
Arts Center of Henderson County in Hendersonville, NC, Features Photography Exhibition and Competition
The Arts Center of Henderson County in Hendersonville,
NC, will present two photography exhibitions entitled, 36 Frames
and Images of Henderson County. The exhibits will be
on view from Oct. 5 through Nov. 30, 2002.
36 Frames features the photography of Tom Nebbia, John
Smith, and John Flinchum. Tom Nebbia began his photography career
documenting the Korean Conflict, and went on to become a National
Geographic photographer for 27 yrs. His works are collected in
several museums and are often compared to paintings.
John Smith was a full-time photographer for
General Electric, but now he is the owner of PhotoQuick, with
photo labs in Hendersonville, Biltmore,NC, and Asheville, NC.
He recently began using a 4X5 camera to capture area mountain
landscapes in the manner of Ansel Adams.
John Flinchum's work features dramatic shots of the animals of
the African savanna as well as some celebrity shots.
The exhibition, 36 Frames, is sponsored by 5th Avenue Travel.
Winners of the photography contest, Images
of Henderson County, will be on exhibit in the Center's Hall
Gallery. The competition is an effort to encourage the continuation
of documentation of life in Henderson County that was begun over
a hundred years ago by the Baker-Barber family.
For more information check our NC Institutional Gallery listing,
contact Center at 828/693-8504, e-mail at (artsctr@bellsouth.net)
or at (www.theartscenterofhc.com).
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