This piece by Karen Glaser is titled “Within the Swamp, Robert’s Lake Strand” (circa 2009). It is a pigment print on Hahnemuhle photo rag and is 37×25 inches.
The Appleton Museum of Art, College of Central Florida, presents new exhibitions that showcase the diverse talents of two acclaimed Florida photographers. On view from Feb. 10-July 7 will be “Karen Glaser: Swamps and Springs,” and “Across the Threshold of India: Photographs by Martha Strawn.” This is part of Appleton’s season-long celebration of Florida’s beautiful natural springs.
“Karen Glaser: Swamps and Springs” highlights the wonders discovered through the artist’s lens. From the magnificent Everglades to the pristine rivers and springs of north central Florida, Glaser’s series focuses on what lies above and below the glassy surfaces.
{p class=”xmsonormal”}{span}Martha Strawn’s “Mickey Mouse” is a representational diagram made for the Pongal festival in a village near Madurai, Tamil Nadu (circa 1998). It measures 38×28 inches.{/p}{/span}
