Hours
Thursday-Sunday
Noon - 5pm

Behold
An exhibition by Roxanne Smith
Exhibition: Sept. 7- Oct. 1, 2023
Opening: Thursday, Sept. 7, 6-8pm
Artist Talk: Sunday, Sept. 24, 2pm (NEW DATE)
“A picture is a worth a thousand words”, or so we keep saying. But how many words are excluded?
A photograph is an image of a fraction of the scene where/when it is located. The full sense of the location is never revealed. What is to the left? To the right? Behind? What part of the story of the location/event is being left out?
This exhibition attempts to add some of the words that have been left out.



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IPC Winner

b&w
A Member's Exhibition
Exhibition: October 5-29, 2023
Opening: Thursday, October 5, 6-8pm

In this exhibition, everyday objects, usually invisible or dismissed as we go about our lives, are rendered as abstract art pieces.



Saturday, October 7, 2023
10am to Noon
Print reviews are open to the public! Bring your prints (any size, framed or not) for a review led by a Gallery Member. If you've ever wondered what others think of your work but were too shy to ask or always received the dreaded "It's nice" response, this is your opportunity. We hope to see you there!
While masking is no longer required, all participants are encouraged to wear masks during the print review, for the safety of all participating.

ViewPoint Gallery International Photography Competition Sept. 2023
Since 2013, ViewPoint Gallery has held a competition open to photographers located in any country around the world, with no restrictions on subject matter. The images are reviewed by an independent jury, and the winning 12 photographs are displayed through the year at ViewPoint Gallery.

Light in the Darkness
Devin Eisman (USA)
Artist Statement
Among my favorite subjects to photograph are forgotten places and buildings. I hope to capture a story through color and light that evokes a hint of what might have taken place there in their past. This photo was taken at the abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, PA which, at one time, was the most famous and expensive prison in the world and housed the likes of Al Capone. Its architecture, dramatically emphasized by the skylight in this photo, was meant to remind prisoners that “God was always watching from above” and that they should constantly be repenting. Alternatively, what I hoped to create was a sense of always finding the light in the darkness; no matter how dismal or dark the situation, to never stop looking for that glimmer of hope.
Biography
Devin Eisman is a 16-year-old American amateur photographer. He first picked up a camera in an art class in high school. What began as a curriculum requirement quickly developed into a passion. Since then, Devin’s work has been recognized worldwide. He was a finalist in the Young Travel Photographer of the Year competition (2022). Additionally, since January 2023, his work has been featured in multiple group exhibitions at both Black Box Gallery (Portland, Oregon, USA) and The Glasgow Gallery of Photography (Glasgow, Scotland, UK). His work was also selected for the 30th annual Phillip’s Mill Photographic Exhibition (New Hope, PA, USA) and The Montgomery Photo Festival (Montgomery, AL, USA). Devin is a lifelong resident of Malibu, California, USA. In his free time, he is an avid athlete and plays ice hockey in both the USA and Israel.
As an Exhibiting Member you would be part of a supportive photographic community and have opportunities to connect with and learn from people who share your passion. You could display your images in a professional setting and develop your skills in fine art printing, exhibition, curating, and more.
For information about ViewPoint and details on the application process, follow this link. We look forward to hearing from you.