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Banning Art Gallery holds photography exhibit and contest | Entertainment

Robert G. Mull 7 months ago





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Michelle Morton


BY BEVERLY RASHIDD

For the Record Gazette

The Banning Art Gallery is hosting its first photography exhibit, “Spotlight on Photography.”

In addition to the exhibit, a photography contest is being launched.

The current exhibit showcases the works of three talented local photographers.

The exhibition runs from now through July 29.

Michelle Morton is the newest of the three featured photographers, having begun working in photography after retiring as a nurse and family nurse practitioner.



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Steve Rich


The proud daughter of Navy parents, she was born on Coronado Island California.

“My artistic expression comes in the form of inverted photography and fine art photography,” she states. Her photography can be found in several SoCal Galleries.

One of her photographs is in the Banning Art Gallery’s 2021 calendar and other gallery publications.

Award Winning Photographer Steve Rich was born and raised in Southern California.

Rich has over 30 years’ experience

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Robert G. Mull 7 months ago

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NHCC’s ‘Tempo y Tiempo’ showcases work from four NM-based photographers

Robert G. Mull 2 months ago

Nov. 21—Photographs capture a moment in time.

They also set place.

It’s a medium that is precise, yet within the precision there’s room for discussion.

These are some of the reasons behind the “Tempo y Tiempo” exhibit at the National Hispanic Cultural Center Art Museum, which is currently open to the public. It’s the first new exhibit at the NHCC since before the pandemic started.

“These artists are using photography as a mode of telling stories of experiences,” says Jadira Gurulé, NHCC curator. “Some of the common themes are family and spirituality. There’s a fair amount of working through struggle and the importance of place and how we process that.”

“Tempo y Tiempo” features photographs by four artists working in New Mexico — Frank Blazquez, Bobby Gutierrez, Pico del Hierro-Villa, and Ximena Montez.

Gurulé says collectively, the artists tell stories about what it is to live in New Mexico, illustrating

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