POAC presents ‘Light & Shadow’ images exhibition

The Pend Oreille Arts Council broadcasts the opening of “Light & Shadow: A Black and White Photography Exhibition,” on view Oct. 3 to Nov. 1 on the POAC Gallery, 313 N. Second Ave., in downtown Sandpoint. 

The exhibition opens with a free and open to the general public First Friday reception at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3, the place friends can meet the artists and expertise the timeless class of black-and-white images. 

Featuring the work of 4 regional photographers, Rebecca Bozzo, Hurley Dean, Don Fisher, and Randolph Fritz, “Light & Shadow” explores the facility of distinction, type, and perspective. Each artist brings a singular method to the medium, capturing landscapes, road scenes, and portraits that reveal the wonder present in simplicity. 

“Black-and-white photography invites us to slow down and notice the subtleties,” stated POAC arts coordinator Claire Christy. “Without color, the emphasis shifts to texture, composition, and emotion.” 

In addition to the exhibition, the night will characteristic a particular silent public sale of labor by Rebecca Bozzo, who’s generously donating a portion of her proceeds to assist POAC’s arts teaching programs, together with Kaleidoscope in native colleges and Art for Life courses on the Senior Center. 

The Pend Oreille Arts Council is a nonprofit that exists to facilitate high quality experiences within the arts via instructional packages and displays that profit the individuals of North Idaho. 

For extra info, go to artinsandpoint.org.