C.R.I.T.: Nicole Elkins

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Sunday, November 17, 2013

Issue 5 On Sale Now!

Last month's exhibition at the Washington Street Art Center in Somerville was a great success. There was an excellent turnout and copies of Issue 5 were flying off the table. If you didn't get a chance to purchase one at the show, please go online to HP MagCloud and pick up a copy. Enjoy the photographs of ten diverse photographers and an introduction written by Caitie Moore of Aint-Bad Magazine. All books come with a free digital copy for download.
Thank you for supporting local artists!

Cover art by Laura Miner

Washington Street Art Center October 5th 2013

Back Row: Kitty Ethridge, Nicole Elkins, Traverse Robinette, Michael Powers

Middle Row: Laura Miner, Kate Trennery, Dina Shaposhnikova, Hannah Bemelmans

Front Row: Hannah Engelson and Brian Fitzgibbons

Thursday, May 9, 2013

C.R.I.T. Quarterly: Issue 4 Release Party

Cover Image: © Kitty Ethridge

This Saturday, May 11th, from 6:00 till 9:00 pm, C.R.I.T. will be having their 4th book release party. Located at Refuge Cafe in Allston, MA, the members of C.R.I.T. will have their photographs on display from the day of the release till June 17th.

The Spring 2013 issue includes the works of Traverse Day Robinette, Laura Miner, Hannah Bemelmans, Michael Powers, Nichole Elkins, Dina Shaposhnikova, and Kitty Ethridge.

The introduction was beautifully written by Sarah Pollman, photo blogger and producer of the fine art photography publication 3200K.

Copies of Issue 4 will on sale at Refuge Cafe during the reception and will officially be available online at magcloud.com the same day.

Please join us for light refreshments, drinks, and always ... inspiring photography.

Refuge Cafe 155 Brighton Ave. Allston, MA 02134

Saturday May 11th 2013 6pm - 9pm

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Nicole Elkins: The Window Series

“The Window Series” is a continuation in my exploration of suburbia. I find the marriage of natural and artificial light to be spellbinding as they mix in an overlap of the inside and outside view. Windows create a perfect frame for the scene that lies beyond. Changes in the seasons, development of landscape, and the passing of time are all elements of the environment morphing and evolving yet the frame remains the same.

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