Huntington Valley Arts is excited to kick off HVA@Night with local artist Renee Greenlee. Renee will be sharing her work on 1/11 at 6:30pm at the Huntington Public Library.
Renee Greenlee is a photographer based in Vermont. In addition to her professional and community projects, she utilizes film and historic processes to explore place, liminality and the work of being present. To that end, she creates cyanotypes of her local watershed, bringing a blue world to light. This year, she was awarded a Creation Grant from the Vermont Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts to support the creation of cyanotypes of water for an immersive exhibition that invites the community to engage with Lake Champlain and its watershed.
You can learn more about her work at :
www.reneegreenlee.com
@rbgphoto
The event is free and open to the public, full details can be found on our site: https://huntingtonvalleyarts.org/upcoming-events/
Next Up:
1/25 we will welcome Aurora Davidson of Green Angel Arts, a life long creator, as she shares a retrospective on her journey as an artist.
2/8 Alison Forrest, a founding member of HVA, community cultivator and weaver/fiber artist extraordinaire, will showcase her work and share her story.
We welcome any artists in the Huntington Valley area who would be willing to share their work. If the thought of putting your story together in a presentation format feels daunting, please reach out - I am happy to help you organize thoughts and images.
Let us know if you have any questions and we hope to see you there!
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