This exhibition features works that exploit and express one of the most essential elements of photography—light. For years, artists have been fascinated with how light is produced, how it is transmitted, and how it can be transformed. Although photographers have used light in the traditional sense to create photographic prints, others have expanded the process by incorporating light in the presentation of their work. Many artists have recognized the dynamic quality of movement and kinetic energy often found in the still photograph, and have experimented with a variety of techniques ranging from filmmaking to light sculpture environments.

Co-organized with the Weston Art Gallery, Cincinnati, OH (the show will travel to Cincinnati in February)
The Day of Small Things is a mid-career retrospective of the work of Michael Wilson, who creates unique and deeply honest photographs that capture the essence of his subjects. He has a particularly keen and sensitive eye for portraits and has photographed some of today’s most important musical artists (Lyle Lovett, Philip Glass, B.B. King, Emmylou Harris, John Hiatt, The Neville Brothers, Rodney Crowell, Randy Newman, Waylon Jennings, Over the Rhine, Bill Frisell, David Byrne, Dawn Upshaw, Renee Fleming, and many others).

When the gavel comes down, will you take home that coveted piece of art? Outbid your friends and have a great time doing it with food, music, mojitos and fabulous art. Fine art photography and other great art from regional, national and international artists. Start practicing your quick draw; IT’S AUCTION TIME.

Catch a sneak peak at the art available for auction online. Coming soon.