Etherton Gallery’s new exhibition, Mark Klett: Saguaros and Michael P. Berman: Looking at the Land, is a visual dialogue among photographers who see the Southwestern landscape as a crossroads for narratives about myth, wilderness & family history. The exhibition is on view Sept 24 – Nov 30, at Etherton Gallery, 340 S. Convent Ave. The gallery will host an opening reception on Sat, Sept 28 at 7-10 PM. Images by photographer Marcus Xavier Chormicle will be on display In the Cases. Chormicle is a lens-based artist from Las Cruces, New Mexico, whose work focuses on family, memory, and the intersection of class, race, and history in the Southwest.
Mark Klett: Saguaros and Michael P. Berman: Looking at the Land will be on view at Etherton Gallery, 340 S. Convent Ave. in the Barrio Viejo neighborhood of downtown Tucson. Regular hours are: 11am-5pm, Tuesday – Saturday. To learn more, contact Etherton Gallery at [email protected] or (520) 624-7370.
