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The Alabama Waterways Collection

by Katie Shaddix — last modified February 19, 2010 09:46 AM

 About the Alabama Rivers Alliance Alabama Waterways Collection

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The Alabama Waterways Collection features selected photographs of Alabama's waterways donated to the Alabama Rivers Alliance by some of Alabama's preeminent conservation and art photographers, including: 

An idea first sparked in the mind of David Young, the Alabama Waterways exhibit first appeared in March of 2009 at the Alabama Rivers Alliance annual Watershed Leadership Conference at Camp McDowell in Nauvoo, AL. 
 
Met with success, the exhibit matured into a second incarnation featuring an even greater number and diversity of photographers.  Shown at Lite Box Gallery in Birmingham, the exhibit proved to be such a powerful way to bring viewers in touch with Alabama's rivers that no one wanted it to end. Many of the photographers generously chose to donate a print to the Alabama Rivers Alliance to become part of a permanent collection so that the exhibit could continue to travel around the state, exposing new audiences to the beauty and diversity of our most precious resource: water.
 

Next Showing:

The Mentone Area Arts Council is pleased to present Alabama Waterways:  A Photographic Celebration.


The exhibit opens with a reception at 6pm on Friday, October 9, and will remain on display through November 1, 2009 on the second floor of the Mentone Realty Building located in downtown Mentone, Alabama.

 

In addition to the Alabama Rivers Alliance Alabama Waterways Collection, the exhibit will also feature the works of John Alexander Dersham, who will also lead a Photography Workshop on October 23 and 24, 2009.

 

Interested in hosting an exhibition?

If you would be interested in hosting an exhibition of the Alabama Rivers Alliance Alabama Waterways Collection, please contact Katie Shaddix by clicking here to email or dialing 205-322-6395, ext 104.
 
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