Name: Off My Balcony: Barb Pullin
Start: 2021-3-5
End: 2021-3-27

Off My Balcony: Barb Pullin

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Event Details

March 5 - 27

First Friday Opening Reception: March 5 (4 - 9 pm)

40 West Gallery

Room 2

One of four exhibitions on view at 40 West Gallery during the Month of Photography festival, Off My Balcony presents the work of Denver-based photographer Barb Pullin. From the Artist: The year was 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic. I worked from home for six weeks, my workspace near my balcony over-looking a Historic Park and the front range. As a photographer, I love the ever-changing light creating shadows and textures mixing with the Colorado sky. Every day I was drawn to the balcony to photograph this ever-changing scene. Then, the wildfires happened and although it was devastating for so many, they created awe-inspiring sunsets, cloud formations and incredible light. As this body of work started to grow I realized this important time in my life needed to be documented so I kept shooting through the end of 2020. The main event of this exhibit is a staging of the view off the balcony complete with my table and chair. A mosaic of over 60 photographs fill one wall along with a select handful of my favorite moments enlarged and framed. Gallery hours: Wednesday -Saturday 12-4pm