Barbara Kramer Gallery
July Exhibit
Liv Kristin Robinson
Close to Home: Un-expected Belfast
For four decades, well-known photographer, Liv Kristin Robinson has called Belfast, “home.” During that time, she has been documenting its unique architecture and evolving industrial and commercial waterfront.
She explains, “more recently, I have also been captivated by the unexpected, “found” images that one might glimpse by chance while living my every-day life, close to home.”
This collection of photographs captures much of Belfast’s unique character and seasonal changes.
Opening reception- Friday July 10th, 4-6pm in the Kramer Gallery.
Liv Kristin Robinson
livkristinrobinson@iicloud.com
Chairs, Boat Yard
Belfast Harbor, Maine, 2013
Archival, ink-jet photograph
16” X 20”
About the Gallery:
The Barbara Kramer Gallery at the Belfast Free Library, located on the ground floor, was named in memory of Barbara Kramer who was an ardent supporter of the visual arts in the Midcoast area in the 1980s until her death in 1998. When the library was undergoing a significant expansion in the late 1990s, a group of area residents with the encouragement of the Library Board of Trustees raised funds to create this special exhibition space where art and or other materials relating to the history of the library or Belfast can be displayed.
To apply to have an exhibit in the gallery please send a proposal with your name and contact, and include a few jpegs to Brenda Harrington at bharrington@belfastlibrary.org