New Photo Exhibition At Buxton
07 January 2008
A photography exhibition is to take place at Buxton Museum and Art Gallery on 12 January 2008.
Photographer Dave Butcher's latest exhibition is solely in black and white allowing the viewer to consider images in terms of shapes, pattern, brightness and tone.
The exhibition, called Peak Light, features many well-known Peak District sites including Chrome Hill, Nine Ladies stone circle, Ladybower Reservoir and Kinder Downfall.
The exhibition preview is on Saturday 12 January at 2pm and the exhibition continues until 23 March.
The artist will be available to talk to visitors and sign copies of his book featuring photographs in the exhibition on Saturday 16 February from 11am to 1pm and Saturday 22 March from 2 until 4pm.
Buxton Museum and Art Gallery is open to the public free of charge as part of Derbyshire County Council’s commitment to providing access to cultural activities.
As well as this exhibition, visitors can also see ‘An Ideal Garden’, paintings and drawings by Diana Syder until 23 February and ‘Shifting Sands’, photographs by Andrew Tebbs, from 19 January.
For more information please contact Martha Lawrence at the museum on 01298 24658 or email martha.lawrence@derbyshire.gov.uk
