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Solo exhibition
\nJanuary 12 \u2013 March 5, 2017<\/p>\n
Saturday, January 14
\nArtists Walk \/ Talk at 5pm
\nReception at 7pm<\/p>\n
Griffin Museum of Photography https:\/\/griffinmuseum.org\/show\/rosemarie-zens\/<\/a> <\/p>\n Elin Spring on her Blog What will you remember?<\/a>\u00a0 (Febr. 1, 2017):<\/p>\n In her series The Sea Remembers<\/em>, Berlin artist Rosemarie Zens mines the story of her mother\u2019s escape from war in March 1945 while carrying her nursing infant (the artist) in a saga her mother only unburdened many decades later as the Berlin Wall fell. Using antique family photographs as a touchstone, Zens returns to a birthplace she never knew, drawing upon \u201cthe existential properties of landscapes\u201d to weave reality and fantasy into oblique and poetic images that transmit the sensation of waking from a dream. Zens\u2019 large color landscapes of her Polish birthplace are highly metaphoric, often capturing a frosty and inhospitable winter that weeps \u201cexile\u201d.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Seeing memories with more than the mind\u2019s eye The four shows currently at the Griffin Museum of Photography share a single title: \u201cLegacy. Migration. Memory.\u201d They run through March 5. That rubric is a tall order, and in varying degrees it accurately describes each show. <\/p>\n Opening views<\/p>\n
\n67 Shore Road
\nWinchester, MA 01890
\nwww.griffinmuseum.org <\/a><\/p>\n
\nhttps:\/\/griffinmuseum.org\/shop\/sea-remembers-rosemarie-zens\/<\/a><\/p>\n
\nPhotography review by Mark Feeney in: The Boston Globe<\/a> (Febr. 23, 2017):<\/p>\n
\nRosemarie Zens was born in 1944 in a town in eastern Germany that soon thereafter became part of Poland. She returned with a camera 70 years later. Might that history account for the arresting way in which these pictures feel at once connected to the landscape and apart from it? \u00a0 \u2192 continue to read (PDF)<\/a><\/p>\n\n\t