The Kennebec Land Trust is celebrating their 25th anniversary with an exhibition at the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell, Maine. I was honored to have one of my images selected for the show. Many of the Kennebec Land Trust properties offer recreational trails for the public. My submission was taken at the Small-Burnham Conservation Area in Litchfield, Maine. The exhibition runs until November 1st. Click on the images for a larger view.
Category Archives: Exhibitions and Events
12th Annual Festival of Art
One of my photographs is in the 12th Annual Festival of Art at the Senior College at Belfast. The show features work from professional and amateur artists in Maine. 2-D and 3-D artwork is spread throughout the college. The show runs from May 15th through May 18th. Click on the image for larger view.
Art2014
I was honored this week by having one of my photographs included in Art2014 at the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell, Maine. The show is a wonderfully eclectic collection of 32 artworks from 25 Maine artists. The award ceremony was led by the juror Andy Verzosa (center) of Aucocisco Galleries in Portland, Maine. The show runs until the end of May.
Maine Photography Show 2014
I had the good fortune to have one of my photographs selected for the Maine Photography Show. The show runs from April 12th to May 2nd at the Boothbay Region Arts Foundation gallery in Boothbay Harbor.
Carmen Elisabeth Puchianu—Translations Poetry Festival
This is one of a series of portraits I did for Translation: Bates International Poetry Festival, 2011. Carmen Elisabeth Puchianu is a wonderful poet from Romania. Her dynamic reading and humor were captivating. You can see her performance at the Translations website as well as the performances from the other seven poets that appeared. An iBook of the festival for the iPad can be downloaded here: Translations – Claudia Aburto Guzmán & William Ash. A pdf version of the book is on the Translations website. Click on the image for a lager view.
Futon Daiko Wins a Design Award
The Book Designer.com has awarded the best non-fiction cover for July 2013 to Futon Daiko: A Japanese Festival. The site, run by Joel Friedlander, is a wonder source of information for independent publishers. More about the Book Designer and this award can be found at The Book Designer.
Welcome to Hakusan Creation
Welcome to the blog site of Hakusan Creation. We are an artist-run publisher exploring electronic publishing. The site is run by the photographer and designer William Ash and the writer and poet Naomi Otsubo. We hope you will find our work interesting. Welcome.
Hakusan, represented by the two Japanese characters in our logo, means “white mountain.” This comes from the name of a shrine in Tokyo where we were married. Hakusan is a sacred mountain in Japan.
