Fri January 6, 2017
Alex WEBB and Rebecca NORRIS WEBB
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at Mitchell Park Community Center
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The Palo Alto Photography Forum presents ALEX WEBB and REBECCA NORRIS WEBB – The Poetry of Place: From Cuba to Mexico and Beyond.
Friday January 6, 2017 at the Mitchell Park Community Center in Palo Alto – 7:30pm
The creative couple will present photographs from different projects exploring notions of the poetry of place. Alex will show some of his extensive work from Latin America, in particular from his new book, La Calle, 30 years of photographing Mexico, as well as a selection from the creative couple’s joint book about Cuba, Violet Isle. Rebecca, originally a poet, who often interweaves text and images will show selections from her third book, My Dakota, an elegy for her brother who died unexpectedly, as well as new work from a new project: Night Calls.
After the presentation moderator Wendy Lesser, art critic and author, will lead an interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb followed by a Q&A session with the audience.
Book sale & signing – Light refreshments included.
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Friday January 6, 2017 at the Mitchell Park Community Center in Palo Alto – 7:30pm
The creative couple will present photographs from different projects exploring notions of the poetry of place. Alex will show some of his extensive work from Latin America, in particular from his new book, La Calle, 30 years of photographing Mexico, as well as a selection from the creative couple’s joint book about Cuba, Violet Isle. Rebecca, originally a poet, who often interweaves text and images will show selections from her third book, My Dakota, an elegy for her brother who died unexpectedly, as well as new work from a new project: Night Calls.
After the presentation moderator Wendy Lesser, art critic and author, will lead an interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb followed by a Q&A session with the audience.
Book sale & signing – Light refreshments included.
The Palo Alto Photography Forum presents ALEX WEBB and REBECCA NORRIS WEBB – The Poetry of Place: From Cuba to Mexico and Beyond.
Friday January 6, 2017 at the Mitchell Park Community Center in Palo Alto – 7:30pm
The creative couple will present photographs from different projects exploring notions of the poetry of place. Alex will show some of his extensive work from Latin America, in particular from his new book, La Calle, 30 years of photographing Mexico, as well as a selection from the creative couple’s joint book about Cuba, Violet Isle. Rebecca, originally a poet, who often interweaves text and images will show selections from her third book, My Dakota, an elegy for her brother who died unexpectedly, as well as new work from a new project: Night Calls.
After the presentation moderator Wendy Lesser, art critic and author, will lead an interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb followed by a Q&A session with the audience.
Book sale & signing – Light refreshments included.
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Friday January 6, 2017 at the Mitchell Park Community Center in Palo Alto – 7:30pm
The creative couple will present photographs from different projects exploring notions of the poetry of place. Alex will show some of his extensive work from Latin America, in particular from his new book, La Calle, 30 years of photographing Mexico, as well as a selection from the creative couple’s joint book about Cuba, Violet Isle. Rebecca, originally a poet, who often interweaves text and images will show selections from her third book, My Dakota, an elegy for her brother who died unexpectedly, as well as new work from a new project: Night Calls.
After the presentation moderator Wendy Lesser, art critic and author, will lead an interview with Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb followed by a Q&A session with the audience.
Book sale & signing – Light refreshments included.
show less
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Mitchell Park Community Center
3800 Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto, CA 94303
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