Paul Caponigro exhibit in Rockland ME

[Jim Michael]

I don't think anyone has posted about this. The Farnsworth Museum in Rockland has an exhibit of Paul Caponigro images. It's quite good. We discovered it today while passing through on our way to Acadia NP.

[hmf]

I wish I'd known of this sooner ...

[Michael Alpert]

Yes, this excellent retrospective is up until October 9.

[DieselBug]

The exhibit press release linked to in the first post shows an end date of 09 October 2011. However under the Exhibitions link in the banner near the top of that press release page, the exhibit end date is shown as 15 January 2012. So if you think you might be in the area after the 09 October date, call the museum to confirm the correct date.

The National Gallery in D.C. sometimes publishes press release material on its webpage 30-60 days, or more, before an exhibit opens. If the Farnesworth operates in a similar manner, perhaps a change was made that did not get reflected in the original press release. (The opening dates are also different between the press release and the Exhibitions page!)

[dtroup]

Hi all and please forgive my intrusion. The Farnsworth exhibition was just held over through January 15, 2012. We will be sending out a press release in the next day or two.

David Troup
Communications Officer
Farnsworth Art Museum
207-596-6457 ext 128

[Michael Alpert]

Hi all and please forgive my intrusion. The Farnsworth exhibition was just held over through January 15, 2012. We will be sending out a press release in the next day or two.

David Troup
Communications Officer
Farnsworth Art Museum
207-596-6457 ext 128

David,

Thank you for the clarification. I am very happy to read this news. The Farnsworth Museum deserves applause for hosting this terrific exhibition of P. C's great work.

[Terence Falk]

I saw this show in August and it was beautiful.By all means, try to see it if you can.

[John Bowen]

Bump

[al olson]

We were fortunate to have an exhibit of Caponigro's work at the Open Shutter in Durango during the latter part of 2008. I am highly in awe of his extraordinary printing technique, not to mention the quality of his photographs.

It is an exhibit well worth seeing, especially for those of us who still print in the darkroom.