Aldridge Gardens

Anne Corhern is an architect who works primarily in watercolor for its transparency and fineness of color, though she also works in oils and pen and ink. Drawn to the interplay of light and shadow in faces and landscapes, her work includes florals, still-life, and architectural renderings.

"Visions of the Black Belt" is a joint show featuring paintings by Amy R. Peterson and photographs by Robin McDonald whose photography is featured in the book by the same name, "Visions of Alabama: A Cultural Survey of the Heart of Alabama." The exhibit presents a positive, forward-thinking vision of the Black Belt through Peterson's plein air landscapes and McDonald's extensive photography of the region's places and people.

"Visions of the Black Belt" is a joint show featuring paintings by Amy R. Peterson and photographs by Robin McDonald whose photography is featured in the book by the same name, "Visions of Alabama: A Cultural Survey of the Heart of Alabama." The exhibit presents a positive, forward-thinking vision of the Black Belt through Peterson's plein air landscapes and McDonald's extensive photography of the region's places and people.