June 7 - July 21

Martin Parr curates Colour Before Color

This exhibition provides a unique opportunity to re-address the short and confused history of recent color photography. Showing the work of European pioneers overlooked or eclipsed by their American counterparts, Martin Parr has selected a group of photographers who were shooting color in Europe during the early 1970s - often before or contemporaneous to William Eggleston in the United States, whose major exhibition in 1976 at the MoMA is often cited as the start of serious color work.

Artists Reception: June 20, 6pm - 8pm