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Photography: "Seven Points of View" opens at McGrath Green Gallery
Forget what you think a camera can do.
This fall, Sunriver’s Nancy
McGrath Green Gallery presents a carefully curated photography exhibition featuring seven
Central Oregon photographers
with wildly diverse perspectives
in their work.
Community members and
visitors are invited to meet the
artists for light refreshments and
lively discussion at the opening
reception on Sunday, Oct.
4 from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. at the Nancy McGrath
Green Gallery inside Sunriver
Christian Fellowship, 18139
Cottonwood Rd.
Photography: Seven Points
of View runs through Jan. 3,
2027. The gallery is open weekdays, 1 to 4 p.m. and directly
after church service on Sundays.
The photography exhibit
showcases familiar favorites
alongside unexpected approaches to photography.
Each photographer presents
a specific genre. Steve Peters’
Living Large series features
1/64-scale figures interacting
with everyday objects. Big
cats and predators are the focus of Michael Thornton’s
wildlife photography.
Closer to home, Sunriver-based photographer Paul
Evenson captures the wildlife,
landscapes and natural beauty
of Central Oregon.
Sue Dougherty returns to
the gallery with “a photographic sample of the lives of our
Nancy McGrath-Green
Gallery: Open 1 to 4 p.m.
weekdays and 11 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. on Sunday at Sunriver
Christian Fellowship.
Artists’ Gallery Sunriver:
The gallery features more
than 30 local artists. Open
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily in The
Village at Sunriver.
Betty Gray Gallery of Art:
Open daily Sunriver Resort
Lodge.
Sunriver Public Safety
Building: Open 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. weekdays.
winged neighbors.”
Blanche Feekes captures the
raw beauty of earth’s elements
in her landscape photography.
The western photographs of
Joel Bailie, depicted in black
and white, are strongly influenced by Ansel Adams and
Edward Weston.
This year’s photography exhibition is curated by John A.
Stewart of Bend.
In his abstract images on
display, Stewart searches for
Climbing Boot Butte by Steve Peters
something that has never been
seen. “Combining images in
Photoshop is a celebratory
process,” he said. “I never know
what magic will occur.”
Visit www.sunriverchristianfellowship.org/nancy-mcgrathgreen-art-gallery/ for additional
information.
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