Photographs were supposed to “capture” reality. We use the expression “black and white” to define an either/or about reality, even though the photographic image is a translation of a world of color into tones of grey. When color was introduced it was defiled because it was “too real” .  But what is “reality” anyway? And what does it have to do with vision? Join Marian Roth for this engaging talk!

Marian Roth has been “taking” and “making” photographic images for over forty years.  She has received major grants for her work in camera obscura from the Mass Cultural Council, the Guggenheim Foundation and the Pollock Krasner Foundation.  She is also a painter and printmaker and is represented in Provincetown by OnCenter Gallery.