Viewfindings 2022
A juried exhibition of fine art photgraphy.
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See it NOW until August 1 2022 a
The Link Waterloo Innovation Park 609-619 Kumpf Drive, Warterloo, Ontario, N2V 1K8 Gallery Hours 10am-2pm, Monday to Friday. |
A note from the Judicator, Ralph Heather:
It was a pleasure working with you and Roger this past week and I appreciate the privilege of judicator for your fine art photography exhibition “Viewfinding”.
I’d like to thank the Kitchener Waterloo Society of Artists for bringing this exhibition to life so we can all celebrate the art of creating.
As a juror I am always an artist first, constantly drawn to the creative process and therefore to others that create, appreciating all the various and seemingly limitless possibilities, while admiring the craftsmanship and hard work that goes into the creation of a work of art. I applaud every photographer who submitted and I thank each of you for your courage to share your vision.
This fine art photography exhibition represents a diverse snapshot of current approaches to photographic image making, while still holding on to the foundation principle of capturing moments that otherwise would be forgotten in the next moment.
In this exhibition’s submissions l found myself very impressed with the consistently high level of dedication to the quality of workmanship in every photograph I viewed. And I was personally inspired by the many creative ideas that you all brought to life. The award winning photographers each were able to draw my attention to their work by using composition, shapes, texture. and colour, to create an emotional response that invited my curiosity to look closer and deeper. That is where I found the engaging stories that were being told.
Yes, photography continues to grab our attention and speak directly to our emotions, evoking and inspiring.
Ralph Heather Click HERE for Ralph Heather's Bio.
I’d like to thank the Kitchener Waterloo Society of Artists for bringing this exhibition to life so we can all celebrate the art of creating.
As a juror I am always an artist first, constantly drawn to the creative process and therefore to others that create, appreciating all the various and seemingly limitless possibilities, while admiring the craftsmanship and hard work that goes into the creation of a work of art. I applaud every photographer who submitted and I thank each of you for your courage to share your vision.
This fine art photography exhibition represents a diverse snapshot of current approaches to photographic image making, while still holding on to the foundation principle of capturing moments that otherwise would be forgotten in the next moment.
In this exhibition’s submissions l found myself very impressed with the consistently high level of dedication to the quality of workmanship in every photograph I viewed. And I was personally inspired by the many creative ideas that you all brought to life. The award winning photographers each were able to draw my attention to their work by using composition, shapes, texture. and colour, to create an emotional response that invited my curiosity to look closer and deeper. That is where I found the engaging stories that were being told.
Yes, photography continues to grab our attention and speak directly to our emotions, evoking and inspiring.
Ralph Heather Click HERE for Ralph Heather's Bio.
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Each year KWSA puts on a minimum of two shows featuring our members work: an open artwork exhibition, and a professionally juried show. Our yearly KWSA Juried show is typically held in late spring. This past year it was held in May at Homer Watson House and Art Gallery in Kitchener. Our Open member's show is typically held in June at the Button Factory on Regina St. in Waterloo.
We have shown our works at a number of other venues, such as the Kitchener City Hall and Libraries, Cafes and Office buildings where our members, as a cooperative effort, arrange art shows around the Waterloo region. Other exhibits are announced as information is available.
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