Wired Gallery

Travis Fox: Remains to Be Seen

Photographs by Krumville-based renowned photojournalist Travis Fox. 

April 17 - May 2, 2021

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The show consists of eight 20”x30” photographs selected from Fox’s recently-published book Remains to Be Seen (Daylight, 2020). The images explore a disappearing but still tangible American landscape, from the Rust Belt towns of the Midwest to the Borscht Belt resorts of the Catskill Mountains. Using aerial photography, Fox finds patterns in former industrial sites and abandoned neighborhoods that would be undetectable from the ground. His pictures present a visual record of old and debilitating problems, from institutionalized racism to environmental destruction.

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TRAVIS FOX is an award-winning television documentary maker, Fox’s work has appeared on PBS, National Geographic, Al Jazeera, and The New York Times. He graduated from the Missouri School of Journalism. From 1999 to 2009, he worked as a senior video journalist at The Washington Post and was widely recognized as a pioneer of news video on the web. He covered such major stories as the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the war in Afghanistan. In 2006, he won an Emmy Award for web video coverage of Hurricane Katrina on washingtonpost.com. Fox has taught broadcast journalism at the Newmark J-School and multimedia filmmaking at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He also trains journalists in video storytelling around the world.

(Download News Release.)

Artist Talk with Travis Fox on Zoom

Sunday, April 25, 2021, 4-5PM

Moderator: Susan Farkas

Watch the video of the talk on YouTube.

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Read article in The Guardian.

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To share a safe and positive experience at Wired Gallery, visitors are required to wear a face mask at all times and maintain social distance. Only one “party” at a time is admitted into the gallery. A party may consist of one person or a group of up to 6 people who live or travel together.

Meredith Rosier Curates: May 8-23
Elisa Pritzker Curates: May 29-June 13
Carey Conaway: June 19-July 4
Fran Sutherland: July 10-25
Sandra Nystrom: July 31-August 15
Joan Barker: August 21-September 6
Lynne Friedman: September 11-26
Lois Ferrari: October 2-17
Raul Serrano: October 23-November 7
Vincent Scilla: November 13-28

Artists included in the (Re)Wired Group Show:
Alix Ankele, Jane Bloodgood Abrams, Diane Boisvert, Kaete Brittin Shaw, MF Daint, Mary Anne Erickson, Josh Finn, Astrid Fitzgerald, Cristeen Gamet, Denise Giardullo, Mimi Graminski, Ken Green, Katie Grove, Laura Gurton, Ann Haaland, Jeanne Hildenbrand, Robert Hite, Judith Hoyt, Robert Kressler, Leonie Lacouette, Mary Leary, Lynn Lynn Herring, Katherine McGuiness, John Mernin, Jerry Michalak, Joanna Murphy, Dion Ogust, Franc Palaia, John Perrella, Marlo Richards, Mitchell Saler, Thomas Sarrantonio, Prue See, Raul Serrano, Pablo Shine, Jo-Ellen Trilling, Lisa Ven Vertloh, Joyce Washor, Marlene Wiedenbaum, and Andrew Willner.

WIRED GALLERY

11 Mohonk Road, High Falls, NY (map)

Saturday and Sunday 11AM-4PM

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Visitors are required to wear a face mask at all times and maintain social distance.

Only one “party” at a time is admitted into the gallery. A party may consist of one person or a group of up to 6 people who live or travel together

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Email: thewiredgallery@gmail.com

Tel: (682) 564-5613

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Wired Gallery Off-Site locations:

Emmanuel's Marketplace

3853 Main Street, Stone Ridge, NY (map)

Mon-Sat: 8AM-8PM; Sun: 8AM-6PM

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High Falls Emporium Sculpture Garden

10 Old Rte 213, High Falls, NY (map)
Free and open at all times, year-round.