Schertz Photography Society 2019 Fall Exhibition

ALICIA RAQUEL DIAZ-BLEVINS, PAUL BOGUMIL, DENISE BRIDGES, CAROL BROOKS, CARY COVINGTON, VICENTE CRUZ, CHEL DELANEY, RICK EADS, SUE ELEY, HOMER GILBERT, SANDY GILBERT, KITTY HOMMER, PATRICIA JONES, JANE KLOSS, ART MADDEN, ADRIAN R. MARTINEZ, JOHN O’CONNOR, MICHAEL OSBORN, SUZANNE PACKARD, ANTHONY SHEARIN, LARRY STRONG, VICTOR WATSON, EDWARD ZUKOWSKI (New Braunfels, San Antonio, Schertz, Texas)
Schertz Photography Society 2019 Fall Exhibition – A Participatory Photography Exhibition
Curated by the Schertz Photography Society

Schertz Civic Center
1400 Schertz Parkway, Building 5, Schertz, TX 78154
(210) 619-1600 |
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Opening reception: Sunday, September 15, 2019, 2 – 4 pm
Exhibit on display: September 1 – 30, 2019
Viewing hours: Mon – Fri, 10 am – 5 pm | Closed weekends unless Center is open for other events
Please check the Schertz Civic Center’s website
Contact: Victor Watson (210) 439-0570 |
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Free and open to the public

Schertz Photography Society’s 2019 Fall Exhibition – A Participatory Photography Exhibition is a collaborative exhibition hosted by the Schertz Photography Society and the city of Schertz Texas. With the transformation of the walls of Civic Center Building 5 into an art gallery, Schertz Photography Society will showcase seventy plus photographs from 23 regional and local artists curated using the Supported Interpretation (SI) model for visitor-centered exhibitions.

When a photograph captures our attention, the artist generally has deliberately used certain elements to evoke an emotion and lead the viewer’s eye into the picture. For example, there could be a compelling subject, the photograph could tell a story, the photographer could have used color in a dynamic way, or the overall composition could create a mood or feeling. When browsing through the photographs in this exhibit, visitors are encouraged to explore why photographs move them and the role impact and technique play in their response to what they are viewing.