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“Once Upon a Night Terror” featuring new works by Melody Sealman and Kim Anderson

“Once Upon a Night Terror” featuring new works by Melody Sealman and Kim Anderson

Opening reception, First Friday, October 3, 6-10pm

Artists’ reception, Third Friday, October 17, 5-9pm

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  • Featuring new works by Kym Bloom and Elizabeth Mahler Licence Opening Reception:First Friday, Nov. 2, 5-10 pm Mixed-media photography transfer pieces by Kym Bloom This show is comprised of my favorite photos from the different places I've traveled — some many years ago and some last month. The pieces also represent the photo-transfer style I first created when I started showing at Kanon 13 years ago, so it's sort of a retrospective of my work over the time we've been here. The process involves transferring inkjet photo prints to wood panels using acrylic gel medium, so that only the thin layer of the paper that holds the ink remains. The process of removing the rest of the paper leaves the final image with cracks and wrinkles that change the precise nature of a photograph into something less perfect. I love that the final pieces don't look like photographs or paintings—the image takes the focus away from the process. Photography print work by Elizabeth Mahler Licence Archival pigment prints in various sizes of film based on personal work. The show is a compilation of my favorite images over the last 20 years of exploring abstract photography with the use of instant film cameras and other lomography-based cameras (Polaroid, Holga, Diana). @mahler1120 #elizabethmahlerlicence #kanoncollective  #artcollective #artgallery #loveart #lookingatartseries #lookingatart #1stfridayartwalk #santefeartsdistrict  #denverart #mahler1120 #thebethman #photography
  • Featuring new works by Kym Bloom and Elizabeth Mahler Licence Opening Reception:First Friday, Nov. 2, 5-10 pm Mixed-media photography transfer pieces by Kym Bloom This show is comprised of my favorite photos from the different places I've traveled — some many years ago and some last month. The pieces also represent the photo-transfer style I first created when I started showing at Kanon 13 years ago, so it's sort of a retrospective of my work over the time we've been here. The process involves transferring inkjet photo prints to wood panels using acrylic gel medium, so that only the thin layer of the paper that holds the ink remains. The process of removing the rest of the paper leaves the final image with cracks and wrinkles that change the precise nature of a photograph into something less perfect. I love that the final pieces don't look like photographs or paintings—the image takes the focus away from the process. Photography print work by Elizabeth Mahler Licence Archival pigment prints in various sizes of film based on personal work. The show is a compilation of my favorite images over the last 20 years of exploring abstract photography with the use of instant film cameras and other lomography-based cameras (Polaroid, Holga, Diana). @mahler1120 #elizabethmahlerlicence #kanoncollective  #artcollective #artgallery #loveart #lookingatartseries #lookingatart #1stfridayartwalk #santefeartsdistrict  #denverart #mahler1120 #thebethman #photography
  • Featuring new works by Kym Bloom and Elizabeth Mahler Licence Opening Reception:First Friday, Nov. 2, 5-10 pm Mixed-media photography transfer pieces by Kym Bloom This show is comprised of my favorite photos from the different places I've traveled — some many years ago and some last month. The pieces also represent the photo-transfer style I first created when I started showing at Kanon 13 years ago, so it's sort of a retrospective of my work over the time we've been here. The process involves transferring inkjet photo prints to wood panels using acrylic gel medium, so that only the thin layer of the paper that holds the ink remains. The process of removing the rest of the paper leaves the final image with cracks and wrinkles that change the precise nature of a photograph into something less perfect. I love that the final pieces don't look like photographs or paintings—the image takes the focus away from the process. Photography print work by Elizabeth Mahler Licence Archival pigment prints in various sizes of film based on personal work. The show is a compilation of my favorite images over the last 20 years of exploring abstract photography with the use of instant film cameras and other lomography-based cameras (Polaroid, Holga, Diana). @mahler1120 #elizabethmahlerlicence #kanoncollective  #artcollective #artgallery #loveart #lookingatartseries #lookingatart #1stfridayartwalk #santefeartsdistrict  #denverart #mahler1120 #thebethman #photography
  • TONIGHT Artists' Reception:Third Friday, Nov. 16, 5-9 pm Featuring new works by Kym Bloom and Elizabeth Mahler Licence Opening Reception:First Friday, Nov. 2, 5-10 pm Mixed-media photography transfer pieces by Kym Bloom This show is comprised of my favorite photos from the different places I've traveled — some many years ago and some last month. The pieces also represent the photo-transfer style I first created when I started showing at Kanon 13 years ago, so it's sort of a retrospective of my work over the time we've been here. The process involves transferring inkjet photo prints to wood panels using acrylic gel medium, so that only the thin layer of the paper that holds the ink remains. The process of removing the rest of the paper leaves the final image with cracks and wrinkles that change the precise nature of a photograph into something less perfect. I love that the final pieces don't look like photographs or paintings—the image takes the focus away from the process. Photography print work by Elizabeth Mahler Licence Archival pigment prints in various sizes of film based on personal work. The show is a compilation of my favorite images over the last 20 years of exploring abstract photography with the use of instant film cameras and other lomography-based cameras (Polaroid, Holga, Diana). @mahler1120 #elizabethmahlerlicence #kanoncollective  #artcollective #artgallery #loveart #lookingatartseries #lookingatart #1stfridayartwalk #santefeartsdistrict  #denverart #mahler1120 #thebethman #photography

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