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July 2020
4th Street: A Legacy of Change
Photo exhibit showcases mid-century modern architecture RENO, Nevada – A photo exhibit recognizing the legacy of mid-century modern architecture in Reno is now available on Sierra Arts website. The exhibit was originally scheduled in the Annex Gallery but closures resulting from COVID-19 have prevented a live display. Titled “4th Street: A Legacy of Change,” the exhibit is a compilation of images by photographers Scott Hinton, Sebastian Diaz and Jeff John Sison. Their dramatic images document the remnants of three motor…
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Kaleidoscope: Reflections on Transparency and Change by Tracy Ann Kimmons and Liz Penniman
New paintings by Tracy Ann Kimmons and Liz Penniman As life partners and as individuals, Tracy and Liz have each been exploring subjects that intermittently veil and expose imagery within the context of abstract painting. Although they paint in their own separate studios, they meet each evening to discuss their progressions and combined purposes. One Californian. One Texan. These two women now live and work in Reno where they have found a climate of experimentation and community. For a private tour…
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Compass an Exploration of 15 years of Burning Man by Will Rogers
Burning Man Cultural Co-Founder, artist and environmentalist Will Roger presents 15 years of his aerial and drone photography documenting Black Rock City, a temporary city erected in the Black Rock Desert of northwestern Nevada. along with his personal account of serving as Director of Operations from 1996-1998. This includes his time shared with the Cacophony Society to the creation of Department of Public Works (DPW) and concludes with the design of the city. Compass of the Ephemeral contains a substantial…
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Trash? Treasure? or True Art? by Carolyn Guerra
Experience the wonderful, whimsical sculpture of Carolyn Guerra. Artist Reception, Thursday, August 13th, 6 to 8 pm. Social Distancing, limited numbers in the gallery, and face masks will be strictly enforced.
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Black Rock City, Photography by David C. Hill
As a photographer, I seek to capture the Black Rock City community that unfolds each year. I try to capture the beauty of the, the freedom, but most of all, the love. Through photographs, it all lives on. To serve as touchstones to “Burners”. To serve as a beacon to others. Reception Thursday, August 13th, 6 to 8 pm. Social distancing will be strictly enforced and face masks required.
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