Location: 48 South St Jamaica Plain MA 02130

Dates: February 7 - March 1, 2019

Opening Reception: February 7th, 6-9pm

Aviary Gallery is pleased to present Cold Season , a group photography exhibition curated by Joseph Ritchie at our location, 48 South St. Jamaica Plain, MA, featuring the work of Ben Alper, Ryan Arthurs, Olivia Becchio, Dan Boardman, Matt Cronin, Alexa Cushing, Amy Fink, Jillian Freyer, Andrew Frost, Dylan Hausthor, Laurence Hervieux-Gosselin, Hollis Johnson, Joe Johnson, Kathya Landeros, Brittany Marcoux, Alyssa McDonald, Laura McPhee, Alyssa Minahan, Matthew Monteith, Abelardo Morell, Dylan Nelson, Evan Perkins, Joseph Ritchie, Eduardo Rivera, Eric Ruby, Emily Sheffer, Emily Vallee, and Morgen Van Vorst . The works in this exhibition span a variety of photographic approaches, seen in both the use of a variety of cameras and post production processes.

Cold Season is an exhibition that explores the themes and experiences of the winter months. Works in this show reflect how this time of year visually transforms the landscape, impacts our daily routines, and brings halts to cities. The exhibited images analyze the constant contention within the powerfully brutal, magical season of winter. While many choose to wish these months away, the artists of Cold Season remain present- be it in their misery, or their wonder, and continue to create within it. The 28 photographers featured delve into how we experience this annual transformation on a traditional, poetic, and personal level.

For Inquiries Please Contact Amy Fink, at aviarygallery@gmail.com .

Visual works included in this show by:

Ben Alper. Ryan Arthurs. Olivia Becchio. Dan Boardman. Matt Cronin. Alexa Cushing. Amy Fink. Jillian Freyer. Andrew Frost. Dylan Hausthor. Laurence Hervieux-Gosselin. Hollis Johnson. Joe Johnson. Kathya Landeros. Brittany Marcoux. Alyssa McDonald. Laura McPhee. Alyssa Minahan. Matthew Monteith. Abelardo Morell. Dylan Nelson. Evan Perkins. Joseph Ritchie. Eduardo Rivera. Eric Ruby. Emily Sheffer. Emily Vallee. Morgen Van Vorst.