Art de Cure

the art of PHOTOGRAPHY
curated by Art de Cure

Photography has established itself as an expressive and meaningful form of art. Not only is it able to record and report but with the aid of technology, it can find exciting new visual dimensions.
January 3 - March 3, 2017
AMC: Community Endocrine is starting the New Year with an exciting show in its Art de Cure Gallery focusing on PHOTOGRAPHY.
Each photographer, from the Capital Region, has a body of six pieces of work. Each photographer brings a unique vision, technique and perspective to the photograph. The photos range from a purist philosophy of no manipulation, to infrared, to digital collage and stages in between.
Our Art de Cure Gallery showcases the area's creative spirit and a portion of each sale is donated to the American Diabetes Association.
The Gallery is located in our office
1365 Washington Avenue, Albany, suite 300
THE PUBLIC IS WECOME
Visit our on line gallery: www.artdecure.org
offering an overview of the gallery and archived shows
supporting the arts/benefitting a cause

Sale: 60% of the retail price goes to the artist and 40% to the American Diabetes Association (tax deductible).

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