Photography exhibit at Arts Center East opens Friday | Time Out

VERNON — A new exhibit dedicated to all forms of photography opens at Arts Center East, 709 Hartford Turnpike, on Friday.

The photos come from an open call to artists 18 and older to submit their works in film, digital, digital manipulation, or polaroid.

The images capture the world and look at sweeping landscapes, artistic portraits, action shots, and minute details.

Gallery hours are Fridays and Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. The exhibit runs through Feb. 6.

The exhibit also is viewable online at the arts center website:

Exhibit jurors were Clare Benson, assistant professor of art (photography) at the University of Connecticut, and Alison Shaw of Martha’s Vineyard, director of the Alison Shaw Gallery.

Arts Center East has other themed exhibits scheduled this winter and spring:

• Wearable art, a juried multimedia exhibit, of repurposed trash fashion, jewelry, hair art, or fashion photography, Feb. 19-March 13. Submission deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 3.

• In Bloom, a juried multimedia exhibit of works about the welcoming of spring or as a metaphor for growth, vigor and change we find in ourselves, March 26–April 17. Submission deadline is Wednesday, March 10.

For information, call 860-871-8222 or visit the website.

Manchester Community College

MANCHESTER — Artworks by the faculty at Manchester Community College may be seen in online at:

The show, traditionally on display biennially in the Hans Weiss Newspace Gallery, is being given special treatment on the college’s website while the campus is closed due to the ongoing pandemic.

For the online exhibition, each artist has a dedicated web page that includes an artist statement, images of their work and curriculum vitae. Several of the artists have also included a video in which they discuss their work.

The show features photography, painting, drawing, graphic design, sculpture, textile, and other media.

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