Immortalized: Lens + Light
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Photo Credit

Ron Johnson, Russell Ward, Raj Manickam, John Shelton

Event Details

Immortalized: Lens & Light February 23 - April 1, 2023  Center for the Arts Evergreen Artists have used glass to create art for centuries. Estimates say that glass lasts longer than 1 million years—an almost infinite amount of time in human history. Immortalized: Lens & Light explores the way in which artists create with glass and glass lenses—stained, fused, mosaic, and fine art photography—to celebrate and commemorate people, cultures, or moments in time. This contrasting exhibition includes the work of glass artists Trudy Chiddix, Maria Sheets, and Susan Wechsler, and Photo Pensato Collective photographers Thomas Carr, Ron Johnson, Raj Manickam, Stephen Podrasky, Ward Russell, John Shelton, and Michael Trupiano. The exhibition will run through Saturday, April 1, 2023 and is free to the public thanks in part to SCFD, Colorado Creative Industries, and exhibition sponsors Mountain Home Evergreen, Alexa Interiors, and Pandora John Properties.

Time

February 23, 2023 - April 1, 2023 (All Day)

Center for the Arts Evergreen

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