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Oxford Cultural Arts Has New Display at Town Hall

Photo essay by Georgia Sheron is on display in the Town Hall meeting room.

The Oxford Cultural Arts Commission will showcase the photo essay “Uncle John” by photographer Georgia Sheron.

Ms. Sheron photographed Yankee farmer, John Ludorf for 16 years to record a documentary on agricultural life.  This photo essay is also in a permanent collection at the Southbury Public Library through a gift from collectors Constance and Jack Hume of New York.

The Ludorf Essay was awarded an Individual Artist's Grant by The Connecticut Commission on the Arts.  The images and a story written by Ms. Sheron about Mr. Ludorf were published in Yankee Magazine in 1978.

A book of Ms. Sheron's photos of John Ludorf will be published in late 2012 by Bauhan Publishing of New Hampshire.

Georgia Sheron is a member of Professional Photographers of America holding a Master Craftsman Certificate.  She is a five-time recipient of the Kodak Award of Excellence and a six-time recipient of the Fuji Masterpiece Award.  Five of her images are in the Loan Collection of the Professional Photographers of America. 

She was voted Master Photographer of the Year twice by The Connecticut Professional Photographers Association and won a Court of Honor at The Professional Photographers of New England Print Competition.

Georgia Sheron works in portrait, fine art, editorial and commercial photography.  Her web site is www.georgiasheron.com.  You can contact her at georgiasheron@gmail.com or call 860-274-7823.

The Exhibit is in the Meeting room at Oxford Town Hall 486 Oxford Road, Oxford, CT 06478 and can be viewed until April 26th. The show can be seen from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. every Monday through Thursday. Monday and Thursday evenings,7:00pm – 9:00pm when meeting room is not in use.

Oxford Cultural Arts Commission’s mission is to promote, develop, and encourage artistic and cultural activities in the Town of Oxford and to foster an appreciation for, and widespread community involvement in, the arts in Oxford. For more information on the exhibit visit their website; www.oxfordculturalarts.org or email events@oxfordculturalarts.org.

- This press release was submitted by the Oxford Cultural Arts Commission

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