Perspective Gallery is proud to present “Through A New Lens”, an exhibition by seven internationally-recognized iPhoneographers. The exhibit, curated by museum professional, art historian and photographer, Gina Costa, demonstrates a broad range of styles and approaches used by mobile technology. Works range from traditional, “straight” photographs, to abstract and highly “apped” works of art. Visitors to the exhibition will observe the incredible span of possibilities mobile technology permits.

The evolution of mobile photography can be understood as the logical next step of developments in the history of photography. Technically, what preceded the mobile photography movement led naturally to its adoption, becoming an important world-wide art movement. The camera on mobile phones has redefined picture-making within this historical arc, and has shifted the discourse and boundaries of what we consider a “photograph”.

This exhibition provides a small glimpse to how a mobile device is not only a convenient device in one’s pocket, but also a powerful creative tool harnessed by these artists to redefine how we understand picture-making. The question before us now is: What is the next technical advancement mobile photography is paving the way for?

Exhibiting internationally known photographers are

Juta Jazz
Manuela Matos Monteiro
Armineh Hovanesian
Oola Cristina Omichi
Jane Schultz
Stephen Murphy
Gina Costa

About the Curator:

Gina Costa is a photographic artist, independent curator, and museum professional. Her photographs are featured in private collections across the United States and Europe, including the oldest and most prestigious archive of photography, The Alinari Archive, Firenze, Italia. She is a 2019 and 2018 recipient of the Julia Margaret Cameron award. Costa earned her graduate degrees in Art History from the University of Chicago. She has worked at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Art Institute of Chicago; She has taught art history at The University of Notre Dame and The University of Rochester, New York. Costa has written for numerous publications including Art Narratives, Collezione Maramotti, and the Catalogue for Fotografia Europa.

In-Person Opening Weekend: Saturday, January 8, 2022, 4-7 pm and Sunday, January 9, 12-5 pm

Proof of vaccination will be required to attend. Four (4) patrons will be allowed into the gallery every 30 min (1/2 hr). You must register with your desired day and time with the button below.
Gina Costa will be in attendance on Saturday and Bob Tanner both days.

Talk by Exhibition Curator Gina Costa: Sunday, January 23, 2022, 2 pm CST