SCENES FROM THE SOUTH, 1936-2012: An Exhibition at Howard Greenberg Gallery

Bill Burke, Lewis, Vote, Kool, Valley View, Kentucky, 1976

Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York 

William Gedney, Kentucky, 1972

Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York

 Peter Sekaer, Billboard, Amarillo, Texas, 1939

Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York

 

Walker Evans, Houses and Billboards in Atlanta, Georgia, 1936

Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York

Joel Meyerowitz, The South, date unknown 

Courtesy Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York

Howard Greenberg Gallery

Scenes from the South, 1936-2012

May 9-June 1, 2013

Work by Berenice Abbott, Bill Burke, Edward Burtynsky, William Christenberry, Bruce Davidson, William Eggleston, Walker Evans, Robert Frank, William Gedney, Dorothea Lange, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, Peter Sekaer, and emerging artists Caroline Allison, Mikael Kennedy, Joshua Black Wilkins, and J.R. Doty. The exhibition is curated by Susan Sherrick, an independent curator based in Nashville.

SHELBY LEE ADAMS: Salt & Truth

Salt & Truth (Candela Books, 2011)

Angela with Banty Rooster, 2004
Photograph (c) Shelby Lee Adams
Courtesy of the Fahey/Klein Gallery, Los Angeles

Eddies Wayne, 2010

Photograph (c) Shelby Lee Adams
Courtesy of the Fahey/Klein Gallery, Los Angeles

"A native of Kentucky, Shelby Lee Adams has been recording the individuals, families, and communities of Appalachia for nearly forty years. Following word of mouth introductions only, the subjects of Shelby’s portraits are comprised of Adams’ friends and acquaintances from the close-knit families in Appalachia, a historically tight-knit community. Adams approaches his subjects with respect, care, and grace as he is welcomed into their homes and lives."–Fahey/Klein Gallery

SHELBY LEE ADAMS: Salt & Truth
Fahey/Klein Gallery
September 8 – October 15