Bruce Hiles is a Huntsville-based photographer with a background as an art museum curator, graphic designer and internet marketer. The work shown in this exhibition is a mixture of recent work in both black and white and color and includes a special project called Native Resolution. As a “rescued film project,” Native Resolution is a series of photographs gleaned from about four hundred negatives exposed in 1979/1980 in Long Beach, California. Essentially never printed at the time, they have now been digitally “remastered,” and have been printed with a digital pigment printing method — Piezography — that uses many shades of gray ink replacing color in a modified inkjet printer on museum-quality fine art paper. All of the work is objective and quite formal, dealing with layered space, rich tonality and extreme detail.

 

Reception will be held on Friday, February 8th, from 7pm - 9pm.

 

Gallery hours are Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm.

 

Free and open to the public