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In Plaza Don Luis, Old Town 303 Romero Street NW (upstairs) in suite N208 Albuquerque, NM 87104 505-244-9195 Gallery Winter Hours 11:00AM to 5:00PM Monday - Saturday Sunday: Noon- 5:00PM |
Gale Sutton and Kent Winchester Show in our Rio Grande Room
Nearly every year of my childhood, our family piled into the car and drove Route 66 from Needles, California to Chicago and then on up to the Green Bay area of Wisconsin to visit my mom's family. I loved those trips ~ not because of the scenery (what kid cares about scenery?) but because our parents ruthlessly bribed us: if we didn't squabble and argue, then a) they wouldn't leave us in the middle of the Mojave desert and b) we could eat whatever we wanted when we stopped. Three chocolate milkshakes a day? Yep. In the days before chain restaurants and fast food outlets, each small town was different. Different diners, road stops, cafes and, I would've sworn they all had different chocolate milkshakes. When I moved to New Mexico and our vast spaces, I began to understand the impact of Route 66 in the development of those hundreds and hundreds of small towns. Over the last years, I've made it a point to drive - and photograph- nearly every alignment of Route 66. To travel this road is a step back in time and a way to see the western half of our country in an entirely different light. Gale Sutton
Kent Winchester on the Race Between Color and Black and White
Digital photographers have the luxury of making both color and black and white photographs from the same image. Not often are the two paired for side-to-side comparison. In the Rio Grande Room this month Kent Winchester will be showing a rotating selection of his photographs, the color version next to the black and white image. Gallery visitors will be able to vote for and even purchase either version or both. (No Limit!)
The photographs will include ones made as recently as this month, some old favorites, and one or two from his hidden nude series ”Where's Wanda?” The show includes iconic locations and little known, difficult to access Southwest treasures seldom seen and hardly ever photographed.
Vote early, Vote often
OUR MEMBER PHOTOGRAPHERS:
Gale Sutton-Barbere
Janelle Golden
Andy Jones
Urey Lemen
Satoru Murata
Chris Sandberg
John Simmons
Marco Wikstrom
Kent Winchester
Gale Sutton-Barbere
Janelle Golden
Andy Jones
Urey Lemen
Satoru Murata
Chris Sandberg
John Simmons
Marco Wikstrom
Kent Winchester
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