Sarah Corbin Photographer: A Tribute

Sarah Corbin Photographer:
A Tribute

Reception: Saturday, May 20th
 

This exhibition covers over forty years of Sarah Corbin's photographs of equestrian, landscape, and alternative photographic techniques.

Sarah was an inveterate global travel photographer and taught traditional darkroom and digital photography at the university level for over twenty years. Her images attempt to capture her emotional response to a particular event or scene in time and place, and her hope was to share and recreate it in the eyes of the viewer with each photograph.

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Accompanying Programs:  

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Opening Reception

Saturday, May 20, 1-4:30pm

2pm Illustrated Talk by Professor George Corbin

Free with museum admission

Sarah’s husband George will discuss their travels in and Sarah’s photographs of the nomads and eagle trainers of Mongolia. Music by Chick’s Candy Store.

Skyhunters in Flight with Brian Bradley

Sunday, June 18, 2pm

Free with museum admission

Skyhunters in Flight is a dynamic educational program with live performing birds of prey. Watch and learn as Brian gives an up close experience with these fascinating hunters of the sky. This program is held in connection with the photographs of Mongolian eagle hunters in Sarah Corbin Photographer: A Tribute.

Exhibition gallery talks

How Did She Make That?

Saturday, June 24, 2-3:15pm

Free with museum admission

Join artists Laura Cannamela, Helen Kunzman, and George Corbin to learn about the artistic techniques and processes used to make the art currently on display. George, spouse of Sarah Corbin and an artist himself, explains the alternative processes that Sarah employed in the photographs in Sarah Corbin Photographer: A Tribute. 

Benefit Auction:

All photograph’s included in the Hammond Museum’s Sarah Corbin Photographer: A Tribute, and additional works, will be auctioned online by iGavel Auctions, with bidding open July 5-19, 2023. All proceeds will be donated by George Corbin to Pegasus Therapeutic Riding and the Hammond Museum. For more information, please contact the Hammond Museum or iGavel at www.igavelauctions.com/auctions/sarah-corbin-photographer-benefit-auction

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