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SUMMARY:Art Afternoon: Painting and Photography in the 19th Century
DESCRIPTION:Description:\nPhoenix Art Museum docents present How Painting a
 nd Photography Influenced Each Other in the 19th Century.  Disruption may
  sound like a scary word. In the world of art\, however\, disruption creat
 es progress and sparks new ideas. That’s a good thing! In the mid-19th c
 entury\, two major artistic disruptions occurred: the invention of photogr
 aphy and painters’ rejection of the Academic style in favor of a more ex
 pressive approach called Impressionism. We’ll explore the positive impac
 t of disruption by looking at how painting and photography influenced each
  other.  Registration needed. Adults.\nWould you like to visit the Phoeni
 x Art Museum for free? Check out a Culture Pass! For more information\, an
 d to check availability\, see\nCulture Passes\n\n\nRequirements:\nDo you r
 equire an accommodation to participate in this event? Call 602-652-3000\, 
 TTY 711\,\nor submit your request in person at least 14 business days befo
 re the event.\n\nAbout the presenter\nDocent Rick Gayle is a graduate of T
 he Art Center College of Design in Pasadena\, CA. He has been a commercial
  photographer for forty years\, working with local and national ad agencie
 s and corporations. His involvement in photography started when he was 12\
 ; his parents took him to “The Family of Man” exhibition\, and he real
 ized the power a single image can have. He began exploring the medium and 
 fell in love with light and storytelling. From that point on he began his 
 immersion into discovery. Many years later\, he knew he wanted to make a l
 iving in photography. Commercial photography was the best way for him to b
 e able to be creative and have an income. All along\, he has consistently 
 shot personal work. Now he is on a new journey of discovering why he picke
 d up a camera in the first place...to connect to his world in his own auto
 biographical way.
URL:https://events.mcldaz.org/event?id=329379
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LOCATION:Sun City Library\, 16828 N 99th Ave\, Sun City 85351 AZ
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