The Art Center presents “Observations: A Photography Exhibition,” showcasing the works of three prominent photographers in the Jim Reagan Gallery.
“Observations” features the captivating works of three talented photographers. This thought-provoking showcase explores diverse themes and narratives through the lenses of Ron St. Jean, Manuel Ricardo Perez, and Guy Freeman. The exhibition will run until the end of June, with an artist reception scheduled for June 3rd.
Ron St. Jean’s powerful photographs in the exhibition shed light on crucial societal issues, including women’s rights, the fight against Asian hate, environmental concerns, and the power of demonstrations. In addition, St. Jean’s work serves as a visual catalyst, igniting conversations and encouraging viewers to reflect on the importance of activism and social change.
Manuel Ricardo Perez’s collection focuses on the Warao indigenous Amerindian people residing in northeastern Venezuela. With poignant images capturing their daily lives, Perez presents a compelling narrative about their struggles, emphasizing themes of poverty and dignity. Through his lens, Perez invites viewers to contemplate the complexities of culture, resilience, and the urgent need for understanding and support.
Guy Freeman’s photographs provide a unique perspective on urban life, featuring contemporary scenes from museums, observations in public places, and the connections forged amidst city environments. Freeman’s artistic vision captures the essence of modern society, highlighting the beauty found in everyday moments and encouraging viewers to embrace the richness of their surroundings.
The “Observations” exhibition will be on display at the Jim Reagan Gallery through June. The public is invited to attend the artist reception on June 3, from 6-9pm, where they will have the opportunity to engage with talented photographers and delve deeper into the stories behind their images.
The Art Center is located at 1 Washington Street, Suite 1177, Dover, NH.
Above image by Ron St. Jean.