Black Apple Now Available

Black Apple by Thatcher Hullerman Cook

Obscura is very proud to announce that Black Apple by Thatcher Hullerman Cook is available for purchase.

Opening Night

Obscura opening at Asymmetrick Arts

Obscura celebrated the launch of our website with a gallery exhibition and book signing event last night at Asymmetrick Arts in downtown Rockland, Maine. It was a busy night to say the least. Generally speaking, a gallery exhibition takes a lot of work to get off the ground. Pair that with a major website launch and the release of a book (the softcover edition of Brenton Hamilton's The Blue Poet Dreams), and you have quite an event! And it really was a great night. Many thanks to everyone who came out to show their support for our fledgling organization.

Obscura will be on exhibit at Asymmetrick Arts though May 19.

Moving Forward

Asymmertrick Arts, prior to the hanging of the Obscura show. Although OBSCURA officially celebrated its one-year anniversary this past April, it’s an enterprise that’s been five years in the making. Ideas are like that – they grow, shift, evolve, and take form over time. What began as an in-house newspaper, published for a community of photography students and teachers, has grown into much more.

Project Tandem

© Alan Winslow for Project Tandem

In September of 2008, myself and fellow photographer Morrigan McCarthy hopped on our bicycles in Rockland, Maine and rode them 11,000 miles around the United States with a singular goal: to photograph and interview everyday Americans about their views on the environment. We rode from Rockland, ME to St. Augustine, FL to San Diego, CA to Seattle, WA and zig-zagged our way back to New York through the American midwest. We rode through 30 states over 10 months, photographing and interviewing people we met along the way, camping at night and gaining a great appreciation for the kindness of strangers!

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