LINCOLNVILLE THRU TIME
November 18TH thru February 26th, 2022
The Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center announces the opening of a new exhibit at the museum Lincolnville Thru Time featuring work by local artist Theresa Segal. Segal is a southern photographer who earned her B.A. in Art at Flagler College and studied photography at the Southeast Center for Photography at Daytona State College and the University of North Florida. She was born in St. Augustine in 1965 and has lived in Lincolnville for over 30 years.
Lincolnville Thru Time is a collection of photographs by Segal that are predominantly black & white images including houses, streetscapes and public spaces with a distinct Southern Gothic aesthetic. Photographic prints accompanied by a digital display span the 1990’s and following decades. The images focus on light and form, often creating tableaus that evoke the neighborhood’s intangible character. There are no people in the photographs but the evidence of them furthers the perception of a memory. The museum is located at 102 ML King Ave, with open parking.
Hours of operation are 10:30 - 4:30 Tuesday thru Saturday
Admission is $10
For more information call 904-824-1191
This exhibit was funded through a grant by the Community Foundation of Northeast Florida
November 18TH thru February 26th, 2022
The Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center announces the opening of a new exhibit at the museum Lincolnville Thru Time featuring work by local artist Theresa Segal. Segal is a southern photographer who earned her B.A. in Art at Flagler College and studied photography at the Southeast Center for Photography at Daytona State College and the University of North Florida. She was born in St. Augustine in 1965 and has lived in Lincolnville for over 30 years.
Lincolnville Thru Time is a collection of photographs by Segal that are predominantly black & white images including houses, streetscapes and public spaces with a distinct Southern Gothic aesthetic. Photographic prints accompanied by a digital display span the 1990’s and following decades. The images focus on light and form, often creating tableaus that evoke the neighborhood’s intangible character. There are no people in the photographs but the evidence of them furthers the perception of a memory. The museum is located at 102 ML King Ave, with open parking.
Hours of operation are 10:30 - 4:30 Tuesday thru Saturday
Admission is $10
For more information call 904-824-1191
This exhibit was funded through a grant by the Community Foundation of Northeast Florida
