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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-13/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-14/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-15/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-16/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-17/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-18/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-19/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-20/
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SUMMARY:LQRS: Jonathan Mamora
DESCRIPTION:The Liliane Questel Recital Series presents\nJonathan Mamora\nAcclaimed for his “most assured pianism\,” and “natural\, songful lyricism” (The Dallas Morning News)\, pianist and educator Jonathan Mamora strives to uplift and positively influence others using music as a means for service. An Indonesian-American and Southern California native now with a burgeoning performing career\, Jonathan’s commitment to service is steadfast—whether playing in church or in the community or on the concert stage. Click here for more information on Jonathan. \nTickets for Jonathan are on sale now. Book Today!
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/lqrs-jonathan-mamora/
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SUMMARY:“The Way I See It…”: An Exhibition by Alan M. Richards
DESCRIPTION:“The Way I See It…”\nAn Exhibition by Alan M. Richards\nOrdinary scenes become imagined realities shaped by observation\, memory\, and emotion \nThe Way I See It presents nearly 50 photomontages that begin with photographs encountered in daily life. Each source image creates a lasting emotional response—sometimes because of a face\, a gesture\, a relationship\, a place\, or the quality of light. Through photomontage\, those initial impressions are reconstructed into new visual narratives. \nThe works move through diners\, hotel rooms\, city windows\, neighborhood streets\, parks\, and private interiors. Although the settings are familiar\, the scenes do not document events exactly as they occurred. They are imagined realities in which memory and observation combine\, leaving room for the viewer to wonder what happened before the pictured moment and what may happen next. \nTogether\, the works invite a slower form of looking. They suggest that the ordinary is never truly ordinary when we approach it with curiosity\, empathy\, and imagination. \nPictured: Edith’s Eatery
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-an-exhibition-by-alan-m-richards-21/
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SUMMARY:Ginew Benton: Ghost Lake
DESCRIPTION:Ghost Lake:  Film Screening and Meet the Director\nSunday\, October 4\n4:00 pm \nJoin Indigenous writer/director Ginew Benton for a special screening of Ghost Lake\, a 20-minute Indigenous narrative short confronting the fentanyl crisis\, grief\, resilience\, and the strength of community. The screening will be followed by an informal conversation and Q&A with Ginew about the making of the film\, Indigenous storytelling\, and bringing an Indigenous-led production to the screen. \nTickets: $25\nProceeds will help support the film’s festival travel and community outreach.
URL:https://scc-arts.org/event/ginew-benton-ghost-lake/
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