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THEME:
Display
photography of an unrecapturable moment that uniquely expresses the
artist’s vision, deepest inner passion and natural feelings for the
marine environment. We hope
some of these photographs absolutely engage you and help you connect (or
reconnect) with nature's simple beauty.
Randy
Radke's Black & White Photographs were
inspired by the North Shore's Great Salt Marsh
We accept requests for special order matted prints, with or without frames. Please keep in mind that we are no longer printing photographs, so your order would come from the remaining available stock. Call for pricing.
Please call 978-465-8437 or email: rhradke@gmail.com
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First Light Merrimac Morning |
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Shows on the Navigation bar include:
Original Gallery, my first show
AN AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT, 2000
"A Sense of Place - Part 1"
May 5 - July 9, 2000
A collaborative art exhibition between the
Newburyport Art Association and the Newburyport Maritime Society
at the Custom House Museum. Supported in part by the Mass.
Cultural Council through the Newburyport Cultural Council.
Photography, printmaking, drawing and sculpture.
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Works Selected for Overall Artistic
Excellence
The guest curators selected fourteen works
that exemplify the theme of the exhibition and overall
artistic excellence. This comment was posted about "Dark
and Stormy, Parking Lot #3, Wildlife Refuge, Plum Island"
a Black and White Photograph by Randy Radke, Newburyport, MA.
"The world is truly a feast for the
eyes. A white beach and dark sky is a rare sight.
I sense aloneness in the landscape that has been constructed
for human traffic."
Chris Enos, guest curator.
Guest curator Chris Enos lives on Plum Island
and is an award winning photographer, lecturer and author who
has been teaching and exhibiting since the early 1970's.
She has works in the collections of the Addison Gallery of
American Art, Andover, MA, George Eastman House, Rochester,
NY, Fogg Museum of Harvard University, J. Paul Getty Museum,
Malibu, CA, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX, Portland
Museum of Art, Portland, ME.
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