Thanks to Twitter I recently found out about an art exhibit happening in Miami that was put on by Cafeina in the Wynwood arts district and Beck’s (the beer).
I entered…and was accepted!
I suddenly find myself on display in the walls of a gallery and locked into a vicious bloodsport competition against other (potentially much better) artists from the surrounds!
For a few years I’ve been dendrophilically collecting images of tree bark that I’ve deemed to be of particular or peculiar aesthetic worth. Being as this collection began while I was still overseas during my 1/8th life crisis, these images are from around the world; and being as I didn’t realise that identifying trees by their bark would be so difficult, my preparation for displaying this gallery collection could be described as “heptic” (a combination of “hectic” and “epic”). Thankfully, my father-in-law is an arborist.
So anyway, here’s some of the gallery, 10 (14″ x 5″) individual pieces from “Alive in the Woods” (also available for sale individually at Your Big Picture Cafe in Davie, Florida or via me, email and a little PayPal love):
Alive in the Woods - By Kaare Iverson Photography
The grand hoo-raw opening is this Saturday (tomorrow, November 12th, 2011 from 7 to 9pm) at Cafeina. There’s live music, drinks, me, some other stuff and some friends. See you there!
Also, be warned that Wynwood is approximately the scariest place in the entire country. Flee directly to 297 Northwest 23rd Street
Miami, FL 33127 and don’t look back.
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