My traveling exhibit Robert Turner: Rare Places in a Rare Light has a new venue, it’s fourth. It will be hosted next year by the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming in the museum’s John Bunker Sands Gallery. BBHC is a unique group of five themed museums incorporated under one roof. Together they examine and interpret the human and natural history of the American West.
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My wife Karen and I traveled to New Mexico in a van loaded with prints for ART SANTA FE 2008, an international contemporary art fair.We had a single-artist “Project Space” sponsored by the Monroe Gallery of Photography.
The event is an annual juried art show that brings together the work of contemporary artists in all media from 60 galleries in Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the United States.
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We’ll do it all again January 9-11 for Photo LA 2009. This is the tenth year that my work will be featured in the Susan Spiritus Gallery booth. More on this in later journal updates.
For the Boston Pops 2007 Spring Season I was commissioned by the orchestra to create a montage of ninety of my images to be projected on a forty-five foot wide screen above the Boston Symphony Hall stage during two performances of Dvorak’s New World Symphony.
I plan to produce a video of the sequence of images I used for the twelve minute Largo or slow movement of the symphony. I’ll release it on DVD in Standard, HD, and Blu-ray formats. This is going to take awhile, but I’ll announce it here when it’s available. I’ll put out an announcement to the mailing list when the time comes.
Watch this public affairs program profiling Robert Turner and his work. Produced by Cox Comm. Channel 4, San Diego.
A montage of photos was projected behind the orchestra in Boston Symphony Hall during the Boston Pops 2007 Spring Season.
Bob has scheduled a new four day photography and digital printing workshop for April 24-27, 2009 in Santa Cruz, California.
Posters available for purchase.
