Cantu's review of Three Visions

John Cantu, arts journalist at Ann Arbor.com, has a great review of the black and white photography show at WSG right now: http://www.annarbor.com/entertainment/wsg-photo-in-black-and-white/

Photography in Black and White

The new show goes up at WSG tomorrow - featuring contemporary black and white photography from Dirk Bakker, Terry Abrams and Nina Hauser.

Terry Abrams' Structural Movement, above, is a pigment ink photograph, measuring 22 x 30". This much-collected artist also teaches photography at Washtenaw Community College. See more of his work at: http://www.terryabrams.com/Welcome.html

Dirk Bakker's Fourth Elegy, Flowering and Fading Come to us Both at Once above is a pigment ink photograph measuring 22 x 15 ". I can't wait to see this photo in person. Learn a little about Dirk and his work at: http://www2.metrotimes.com/archives/story.asp?id=4989

And, finally, WSG Gallery artist Nina Hauser, the show curator, is represented here with Deadly Solitude, a pigment inkjet photograph at 8 x 12". http://ninahauser.com/