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Gallery at Marina Square in Morro Bay presents two new exhibitions, showcasing oil painter Jeff Odell and photographer Brett Harvey, starting on May 1. Both exhibits are scheduled to remain on display through May 29.
Odell is a Morro Bay-based plein air artist who seeks to capture the beauty of quaintness of his small hometown. He s been painting seaside scenes and landscapes for more than 30 years. A collection of his colorful and textured oil paintings will be on display in the venue s upper gallery.
Harvey s passion for photography began to take shape during his childhood, he said in press materials. As a child, I owned a Kodak Instamatic camera, and enjoyed taking pictures with it, said Harvey, who went on to take photography classes in high school and college.
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Nelson photographer Dianna Hambleton has been awarded the George Chance Trophy for best colour print for her image ‘Rule of Threes’ – capturing the response to a subway busker in New York City.
The Latin phrase
omne trium perfectum translates to ‘everything that comes in threes is perfect’. For Nelson photographer Dianna Hambleton, the combination of three individual expressions and an underlying trio of location, opportunity and skill has intersected to give her top recognition from her peers. Hambleton has been awarded the George Chance Trophy for best colour print for her image
Rule of Threes in the 2021 Sony National Exhibition, hosted by the Photographic Society of New Zealand.