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Long Island Photo Gallery
Life Through The Seasons
March 8–29
Life Through the Seasons Juried Photography Exhibit Presented by Long Island Photo Gallery and Photo Art Pavilion
Long Island Photo Gallery proudly presents Life Through the Seasons, an in-person photography exhibit that celebrates the ever-changing beauty of life. This open call invites photographers to interpret the theme of seasons—natural, emotional, or metaphorical. From blossoming beginnings to reflective ends, this exhibit is your chance to capture and share the moments that define life’s cyclical journey.
Presented by Long Island Photo Gallery and hosted at the stunning Southampton Cultural Center, this event offers photographers of all skill levels the opportunity to showcase their work, gain recognition, and be part of Long Island’s thriving artistic community.
Seasons tell stories—of change, growth, and renewal. Whether it’s the vibrant hues of fall, the quiet stillness of winter, the blossoming vibrancy of spring, or the golden warmth of summer, this theme invites you to explore the rhythm of life through your lens.
Go beyond nature: express emotional seasons of joy, introspection, transformation, and nostalgia. How do you see life unfolding through the seasons? Let your photography answer this question in an inspiring and thought-provoking way.
Reception: Saturday, March 29, Noon-2:00 pm
Coming March 30
Personal Infrastructure II
March 30–April 27
Gallery Hours
Monday-Friday, Noon-4:00 pm
Saturday-Sunday, Noon-6:00 pm
Opening:
Sunday, March 30
1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Closing/DIY Banquet:
Sunday, April 27
1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Artists:
Jeannie Bardo
Anna Lise Jensen
Paul Krause
Brenda Simmons
Personal Infrastructure II presents works by artists Jeannine Bardo, Anna Lise Jensen, Paul Krause, and Founder and President/CEO of Southampton African American Museum(SAAM), Brenda Simmons.
The exhibition continues to explore different kinds of personal infra-structure, both literally as well as metaphorically, and locally as well as far away.
The exhibition is on view from March 30-April 27, 2025, during regular hours:
Mon-Tue: 12-4 pm, Th-Fri: 12-4 pm. Sat—Sun, 12-6 pm.
All are welcome to the opening of exhibition, Sunday March 30, 2025, 1-3 pm.
There will also be a closing event on Sunday April 27, 1-3 pm, a repeat of last year’s DIY Banquet: visitors bring their own food and drinks and have the option to also bring an object or story to share with participants.
Jeannine Bardo’s work contains her text descriptions of sunrises that she translates into 4”x4” paintings; she subsequently stitches these small squares together into a patchwork of time.
Anna Lise Jensen’s collages contain remnants from social art project spaces, including the different types of adhesive tape she uses to hang her prints.
https://www.annalisejensen.
Paul Krause uses found materials and ceramics to create delicate structures that are influenced by places he visits and imagines.
Brenda Simmons shares her photos of the transformation of a former barbershop into the Southampton African American Museum (SAAM), as well as a personal text in which she describes the process of this undertaking.