February 2019 - Evanescence

Evanescence: Neil Berkowitz, Thelma Harris and Lisa Parsons

February 14th – March 14th, 2019 Artist Panel Discussion and Closing Reception: Thursday, March 14th, noon - 1pm

Evanescence. n. The event of fading and gradually vanishing from sight.

Neil Berkowitz, Thelma Harris and Lisa Parsons respond to the idea of place uniquely from an ephemeral and abstracted sense of being in layered digital photography, to reflections on time and personal history through dimensional Polaroid wall and pedestal installations, to preservation of our natural world in the documentation of landscape.  Together, these artists play off of each other’s profound conception of place and time through the lens and experimentation of photography, making the fleeting nature of time tangible.

^{Neil Berkowitz Intersections: Downtown, Seattle; National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; Austin
Photography. Inkjet print. Substrate TBD2. TBD2 2018}

^{Neil Berkowitz Intersections: Downtown, Seattle; Musée Magritte, Brussels; Avenue Louise, Brussels
Photography. Inkjet print. Substrate TBD2. TBD2 2018}

^{Neil Berkowitz Intersections: Downtown, Seattle; Musée du Louvre, Paris; Prinsengracht, Amsterdam
Photography. Inkjet print. Substrate TBD2. TBD2 2018}

^{Thelma Harris, Atmosphere - Detail Polaroid 2016}

^{Thelma Harris, Planned Obsolescence - Detail 1 Polaroid 2016 – Present}

^{Thelma Harris, Planned Obsolescence - Detail 2}

^{Lisa Parsons, Water Carving Stone, 2016. 16 x 20 Digital Photograph printed on glass}

^{Lisa Parsons, Green River Gorge, 2016. 16 x 20 Digital Photograph printed on glass}