Opening reception:
Thursday, March 19, 2026. 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Light refreshments will be served. In Coordination with Gallery Night Providence
View the Exhibition:
March 12 to April 10, 2026. Monday – Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, Sunday 9 AM to 1 PM.
This exhibit explores the artistry of photography. Using the elements of light, texture, and unique composition the work of Bergeron and McGrath expresses a vision and deepens curiosity. As photographers they blur the lines between photography and art using techniques like multiple exposure, compositing and creative editing and printing processes. Their work spans genres including architecture, botanicals, and landscapes with a unified theme of commitment to visual exploration over literal representation. They seek to evoke in the viewer an experience, an emotion or remembrance or simply provide a new way of seeing the familiar.
Lisa Bergeron: I am a life-inspired photographer drawn to the artful interplay of light, color, texture, and mood. Focusing on the intersection of these elements, I strive to transform ordinary scenes into compelling expressions—evoking emotion, sparking curiosity, and inviting deeper reflection. As a passionate traveler, I am inspired by diverse landscapes, vibrant cultures, and capturing the essence of unique destinations. My portfolio includes scenic vistas, street photography, abstract compositions, and intriguing subjects—each reflecting my passion for storytelling and deep appreciation for the creative process. My work is currently exhibited at Tiverton Four Corners Gallery and has been featured in shows at the Bristol Art Museum, Rogers Free Library, RI Center for Photographic Arts, and in Newport Photo Guild exhibitions at DeBlois Gallery, Blithewold, and the Newport Public Library.
Vicky McGrath: I combine my love of photography of everyday life with the joy of traveling to new places. Using a variety of techniques including intentional camera movement, composites and multiple exposures, I focus on creating a representation of a feeling—my expression of a moment in time. Sometimes my work is expanded by my imagination—what the place feels like or what could be. All my work is derived from photographs taken with my full frame mirrorless camera, DSLR or various iterations of my iPhone. Some are straight from the camera, others are my photographs combined in post processing and others are multiple exposure images made within the camera. I've enjoyed showing my work at both Juried and Member exhibits at the Bristol Art Museum, RI Center for Photographic Arts, Mystic Museum of Art, Wickford Art Association, DeBlois Gallery, Blithewold and the Cultural Center of Cape Cod.