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Light on IOWA, is an intimate conversation with Nancy Rexroth by Ann Segal, revealing how spending summers in the Midwest informed Nancy’s visual acuity and her unique perceptions about photography.
Nancy Rexroth’s body of work called IOWA is characterized as groundbreaking because of its inherent depth and unexpected qualities, photographed with a Diana camera, a plastic bodied film camera originally marketed as a novelty gift item in the 1960’s by the Great Wall Factory of Kowloon, Hong Kong and sold in the US for $1. Ann Segal, a photographer herself, was intrigued by Rexroth’s poetic expression and the thought-provoking nature of her imagery. Segal created Light on IOWA, an intimate conversation with Rexroth revealing how spending summers in the Midwest informed her visual acuity and her unique perceptions about photography. Rexroth’s recognizable style can be described as dream-like, bringing to life ordinary subject matter through the use of soft focus, skewed perspectives and selectively blurred details. Light on IOWA is the tenth video in the series Conversations with Photographers produced by Ann Segal for FotoFocus since 2014. Videography by Scott Ginn, editing by Scott Ginn and Ann Segal.
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Ticket Price: $7.75
https://esquiretheatre.com/page/15397/LIGHT-ON-IOWA
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The Esquire Theatre, located in Clifton's Gaslight District, validates tickets for moviegoers for two hrs. of parking in the "Merchant Lot" on Howell, located one block from Ludlow Ave. (side street off Clifton Ave. -- behind the former IGA Grocery Store.) Howell Ave. is parallel to Ludlow Ave.
On-street parking is often available on -- or near -- Ludlow Ave.
Also, everyone is welcome to use the Valet Parking available in front of La Poste Eatery on Telford St. (just around the corner from the Esquire, off Ludlow). This Valet Service costs $7.00 and is available Fri. & Sat., from 5:30 -10 pm.
