Monday, October 16, 2017

Photography Show and Sale in Silver City, Nevada on December 2

Shop the Comstock for Unique Holiday Gifts

Silver City, Nevada -Photographers from historic Silver City will display and sell their work in a one day show titled “What Silver City Can’t Photograph Ain’t Worth Looking At”, a reference to the 1800s newspaper tagline, “What Silver City Can’t Do is Hardly Worth Doing.”

The event, sponsored by the Silver City Arts group, takes place Saturday, December 2, 2017 in the Silver City School House, 385 High Street, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free and refreshments will be served.

While the photographers in this show have made their living in a variety of careers, their passion is photography. Their work reflects Dorthea Lange’s view that “the camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Photos by Johne Behner, Meg Burns, Evangeline Elston, Robert Elston, Wil Godwin, Theo McCormick, Henry Park, Las Swanson, Renate Victor and Ron Victor will be included in the Dec 2 show.

PHOTO BY THEO MCCORMICK
PHOTO BY JOHNE BEHNER

Silver City Arts group founder Carol Godwin, PhD, explains that in this show, photographers will share their vision of the world and of Nevada. “These photographers have embraced photography to show that Nevada has a rich ecosystem, beautiful landscapes, interesting residents, and unique architecture. They wish to share the world as they see it with others."


Shop the Comstock

Make a day of it and shop the Comstock for unique holiday gifts from morning to late afternoon on December 2nd. Just 3 miles up the mountain in Virginia City, St. Mary’s Art Center is also hosting their annual Holiday Faire from 10am to 4pm, and the nearby Storey County Senior Center is also hosting their annual Craft Show and Bake Sale. For more holiday events on the Comstock, see the “Visit Virginia City” website calendar.

About Silver City Arts

Silver City Arts group is composed of local volunteers whose mission is "to encourage the arts, build community, and share our unique town through free, public events.” The group draws on the community's own rich resource of visual artists, musicians, artisans, and writers, and also connects with regional and statewide groups to bring programming by national and international artists, writers and musicians. To stay up-to-date with Silver City Arts group’s events throughout the year, follow their Facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/Silver-City-Arts-group-618872294885649/

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