MUSÉE 29 – EVOLUTION

Evolution explores the concepts of progress, transformation, growth, and advancement in an age when images are taking a dramatic shift in the role they play in our lives.

Jane Stevens at Ceres Gallery

Jane Stevens at Ceres Gallery

Image above: ©Jane Stevens, North Avenue Beach Tree, 2016, 11" x 4", black and white photograph

Ceres Gallery was pleased to announce A Moment in Time: Photographs by Jane Stevens.

Stevens' black and white photographs capture the magical and spiritual quality a camera can record. These photographs capture the essence and spirit of a place. Using this light sensitive medium, the artist captures a moment in time and the illusive quality of light.

The photographs document approaching storms using infrared film. Storms can bring sudden and transforming experiences to the people who experience them. There is a very energetic and overwhelming energy that precedes a storm. These photographs are metaphors for personal struggles that people experience in their lives.

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Image above: ©Jane Stevens, Beach Trees, 2016, 11" x 14", black & white photograph / Courtesy of the artist

Stevens lives and works in Chicago, IL. She is a curator, photographer, and art educator whose work focuses on both personal and natural landscapes.

Stevens has exhibited her work nationally and internationally including the Los Angeles Photography Center; Galeria Tonalli, Mexico City; University of Arizona, Tucson; J.B. Speed Art Museum, Louisville, Kentucky; and Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas.

She is currently an Associate Curator at the Illinois State Museum Chicago Gallery and is an Adjunct Faculty member in the Art Department/Photography at Morton College in Cicero, IL. She is represented by Ceres Gallery, New York City and ARC Gallery, Chicago, IL

A Moment in Time: Photographs by Jane Stevens is on view at Ceres Gallery until April 23 at 547 West 27th St, Suite 201, New York, NY
Ebony G. Patterson at Studio Museum Harlem

Ebony G. Patterson at Studio Museum Harlem

Michael Najjar at Benrubi Gallery

Michael Najjar at Benrubi Gallery