Joanna Gabler, “Transcapes: Vermont and the Berkshires” on View at the Bennington Museum, May 12 – June 24, 2012
“Transcapes: Vermont and the Berkshires” on View at the Bennington Museum
Opening reception: “Transcapes: Vermont and the Berkshires” at the Bennington Museum, Saturday, May 19, 3-4:30 pm.
“Art is and always will be the sacred and secret gate between the invisible and the visible.”
Joanna Gabler
Opening May 12 in the Regional Artists Gallery at the Bennington Museum is “Transcapes: Vermont and the Berkshires,” works by Joanna Gabler. Combining her two long-lasting passions, photography and nature, Gabler sees and photographs nature through the eye she developed over years of work as a painter—a medium she still works in. Sensitive to color and form, she goes out into Nature, seeking her own personal vision. All her art is inspired by and co-created with Nature. By painting and capturing the unseen energies behind physical reality and making them visible, using digital media as a creative tool, Gabler calls her images transcapes, because they are landscapes transfigured by her artistic vision. The transcapes in this exhibition are based on digital photographs of the Berkshires and Southern Vermont.
Read the full notice on the Berkshire Review, an International Journal for the Arts!









