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The East Gallery presents the Fog Fest Invitational Photography Show, featuring the winners of the annual Pacific Coast Fog Fest Photography Contest and one of the esteemed judges (Edwin Hacking). While the Contest has specific categories for entry, the Invitational provides the opportunity for each photographer to share the work they would like included in the exhibition.
Photographs by Vadim Dymshts veer from his oft recognized landscapes. The series he presents captures the raw power of old hand tools, once essential, now displaced by power tools and automation.
Kara Jade Quan-Montgomery's series reflects her connection to water and its many forms—a theme that is both physical and deeply personal. Water's ability to reflect not just the landscape but also our own emotions resonates with Kara's life experiences. Although she has always been afraid of water, she is drawn to it in photographs because of its captivating interplay of light, movement, and reflection. Each photograph in this collection offers a unique glimpse of this connection.
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| Judge Edwin Hacking is presenting a collection of equine photographs , highlighting their spirit, individual character, confidence and innate ability to form connection with humans even if we don't understand why.
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| The public is invited to a Gallery Walk and Conversation with the photographers on Sunday, Mar 9, beginning at 3pm.
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Sanchez Art Center is located at 1220 Linda Mar Blvd in Pacifica, about a mile east of Highway 1. Following opening night, the galleries are open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 1–5 pm, and by appointment, through March 23.
The opening, talks, and gallery visits are free as part of the Center's focus on "Creating Community through Art". |
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Upcoming
Exhibitions: Click here to
see the 2025 schedule |
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