ARTISTS
Terence Falk: Remains to Be Seen
鈥淭hese never-before-seen abstract black and white photographs celebrate the magic of discovery and mystery of the natural world,鈥� stated Robert Berry. 鈥淭erence Falk has been working in the medium of abstract photography for over four decades and we are excited to offer these outstanding works for the first time.鈥�
Remains to be Seen features fifteen photographic works from Falk, including Corridor, a 44鈥� x 35鈥� snowy path in a blizzard heading toward a foggy horizon; Stonington, CT, a 44鈥� x 35鈥� image featuring textured, ripped paper; and Found Assemblage, Lebanon, Connecticut; 2014, a 30鈥� x 24鈥� photograph of three pieces of wood in shadow and light, with a spiky flair, among other works.
Terence Falk has played an active role in both the fine art and commercial photography worlds for over fifty years. Regarded as one of the finest exhibition black and white printers, his clientele has included Richard Avedon, Bruce Davidson, Philippe Halsman, Horst, Mary Ellen Mark, Duane Michals, Inge Morath, Eva Rubinstein, and Rodney Smith.
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鈥淭hese never-before-seen abstract black and white photographs celebrate the magic of discovery and mystery of the natural world,鈥� stated Robert Berry. 鈥淭erence Falk has been working in the medium of abstract photography for over four decades and we are excited to offer these outstanding works for the first time.鈥�
Remains to be Seen features fifteen photographic works from Falk, including Corridor, a 44鈥� x 35鈥� snowy path in a blizzard heading toward a foggy horizon; Stonington, CT, a 44鈥� x 35鈥� image featuring textured, ripped paper; and Found Assemblage, Lebanon, Connecticut; 2014, a 30鈥� x 24鈥� photograph of three pieces of wood in shadow and light, with a spiky flair, among other works.
Terence Falk has played an active role in both the fine art and commercial photography worlds for over fifty years. Regarded as one of the finest exhibition black and white printers, his clientele has included Richard Avedon, Bruce Davidson, Philippe Halsman, Horst, Mary Ellen Mark, Duane Michals, Inge Morath, Eva Rubinstein, and Rodney Smith.
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