LaBelle Winery, in partnership with the New Hampshire Institute of Art (NHIA), is presenting “A Sense of Place” with Yoav Horesh. This lecture will take place on Sunday, January 28th from 3:00-5:00pm at LaBelle Winery, 351 Route 101, in Amherst, New Hampshire. Horesh is a contemporary Israeli photographer best known for his work in both black and white and color photography capturing images of conflict, human tragedy, memory, and recovery in Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
From the LaBelle Winery website: “Since 2001, Yoav Horesh’s work has been concerned with history, conflict, memory, ethnicity and multiculturalism. His projects took place in the American South-West, Germany, Laos, Israel, the Gaza Strip, Bolivia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Mongolia and Cambodia, where history still shapes and influences current events and daily life. In his lecture, Yoav will talk about the “Sense of Place” as a common thread running through his work and how it relates to time, space and history.”
A cheese and wine reception will begin at 3:00pm, followed by Horesh’s lecture at 3:30. Registration is required; the event is free to NHIA members and alumni, and $5.00 for general public. For more information and to register, visit LaBelle’s website at:
https://www.labellewineryevents.com/event-registration/?ee=1073
Yoav Horesh is the current BFA Chair of Photography at NHIA, as well as a MFA Photography faculty member. More information about Yoav Horesh’s photography can be found at his website: http://yoavhoresh.com/
If you are interested in more information about membership opportunities at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, visit the membership page of their website at:
http://www.nhia.edu/alumni-and-friends/nhia-membership
Also of note, Horesh has an upcoming exhibit at Gallery Kayafas in Boston, Massachusetts. His “Serene Oasis” Solo show at Gallery Kayafas, runs
March-April 2018. For more information on this show, visit Gallery Kayafas: