Marsh Davis, President of Indiana Landmarks Checks In

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Marsh Davis, President of Indiana Landmarks Checks In

From Marsh Davis, President of Indiana Landmarks, March 29, 2012:

"Carmel should keep the elevator as a piece of sculpture and interpret it as such."

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2 Photographers Works In Progress

About My Work:

Having studied the art of photography for over twenty five years, I am a self taught photographic artist. My main influences are Robert Frank, David Michael Kennedy, Aaron Siskind, and Ed Ruscha.

I aspire to discover and reveal the spiritual essence and truth of my environment. For me, photography is a vital element of life; it is esoteric and abstract, yet temporal and existent.

Anything at any time can be subject matter. Often I make images as a reaction to the environment in which I find myself or to something that I observe by looking beyond the obvious characteristics and form of a subject, either instantly or over a period of time.

For my current work I use Holga and Diana+ (plastic cameras), panoramic pinhole, Polaroid and Leicaflex SL cameras to create my images. Film is exposed in the camera, the developed negatives are digitally scanned and then printed with an inkjet printer using archival pigment inks.

I am also gleaning and printing photographs from my archive (prior to beginning work with plastic cameras) of images made with conventional film cameras.

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Satch and Ron Kern
YouTube Channel

Ron Kern at IndyArts.org

Ron Kern at Saatchi Gallery

Select Exhibitions

Clowes Hall Grand Lobby
Butler University
Indianapolis, Indiana
June 1 - August 3, 2009
Online Gallery

The Spirit of Place: Northern New Mexico
Midland Arts Carmel
Carmel, Indiana
September 26 -
November 30, 2009
Online Gallery

Singular Images
Midland Arts and
Antiques Market
Indianapolis, Indiana
October 2 -
November 30, 2009
Online Gallery

Variations - Group Show

Bona Thompson

Memorial Center

Indianapolis, Indiana

April, 2010

Online Gallery

Featured Artist
(along with Satch)
The Kellar Mahaney Gallery
Zionsville, Indiana
June 21 - September 12, 2010
Online Gallery

Indiana Small Towns Project
Harrison Center
for the Arts!
Indianapolis, Indiana
January 3 - 31, 2011
Online Gallery

Now Available - Sunset Junque Shop and Perspectives of Intent

Now available for purchase - Sunset Junque Shop - Photographs by Ron Kern and Poetry by Karen Stroup.

Presenting photographs and poems the book takes one on a journey through a magical place that is Sunset Junque Shop. Inspired by Ron's photographs, Karen's poetry reveals her unique perspective about life and its challenges.

Sunset Junque Shop is located on the shore of Lake Michigan just north of South Haven, Michigan.

Click here to access Sunset Junque Shop at Blurb's bookstore.

The purchase of this book entitles the buyer to choose one of the photographs in the book and then Ron will custom print that photograph at approximately 7"x9" and send it directly to you. Contact Ron at ronkernphoto@gmail.com.

Also available is Perspectives of Intent. Combining the mixed media assemblages by Satch and photographs by Ron Kern, Perspectives of Intent presents two artists points of view of their environment and inner selves.

Click here to access Perspectives of Intent at Blurb's bookstore.

And, click here to access The Clowes Hall Grand Lobby Portfolio at Blurb's bookstore.

Karen Stroup has additional books here.

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Thursday, March 29, 2012