What a year it has been so far! Between the creative energy of the studio and the logistics of the gallery floor, things haven't slowed down for a moment. I’m currently coming up for air as I wrap up two incredible exhibitions: Still Plays with Cars at the Roasted Granola Cafe and From Her Lens at the Lexington Community Center.
To every artist who shared their vision and every visitor who took the time to step into these worlds—thank you. Your support is the fuel that keeps these projects moving forward. I’m walking away from these shows feeling inspired and ready for the next chapter.
If you want to move from viewing the light to creating it, join me for an upcoming workshop to learn the techniques behind these photos: imaginoor.com/workshop"
I’m excited to be part of the Boston Camera Club’s "Our BCC Members" Exhibit at the Wellesley Free Library. The show officially opened, April 2, and features a huge range of styles from 56 incredibly talented photographers.
BOSTON CAMERA CLUB: MEMBERS’ PHOTO EXHIBIT
56 Photographers / 56 Photographs
If you’re in the area, please stop by and take a look! I’d also love to see you at our closing reception.
Where: Wellesley Free Library
When: April 2 – April 30
Closing Reception: Sunday, April 26 | 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Hope to see you there!
On the creative front, I’m shifting gears from the lens to the line—I’m currently putting the finishing touches on a new children’s coloring book! It’s been a joy to translate my love for visual storytelling into something interactive that kids can make their own. Stay tuned for a release date and a first look at the pages soon!
I’m also psyched to share that I’ve joined the Board of Directors at the Munroe Center for the Arts. The Center is a vital heartbeat for our creative community, and I’m honored to support its mission from the inside. One of the coolest perks so far? Gaining access to the hidden spaces deep in the 'belly' of the building. I’ve been able to get in and lightpaint those raw, industrial scenes before the ongoing renovations transform them forever. Here is a sneak peak:
