Solitudes

“Solitudes” – A Photograpghy Exhibition by Sarah Hood Salomon

Reception: Friday, May 13,  6-9pm

Artist talk: Saturday, May 28, 1-2pm  

“Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban isolation. People seek out seclusion in a variety of ways. These private moments are on greater display in public places. The anonymity of a city allows, and forces, people to withdraw into their own spaces. Crowded settings provide opportunities for individuals to be overlooked; unpeopled places create an anteroom for lonely souls.“Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban isolation. People seek out seclusion in a variety of ways. These private moments are on greater display in public places. The anonymity of a city allows, and forces, people to withdraw into their own spaces. Crowded settings provide opportunities for individuals to be overlooked; unpeopled places create an anteroom for lonely souls.“Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban isolation. People seek out seclusion in a variety of ways. These private moments are on greater display in public places. The anonymity of a city allows, and forces, people to withdraw into their own spaces. Crowded settings provide opportunities for individuals to be overlooked; unpeopled places create an anteroom for lonely souls. “Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban isolation. People seek out seclusion in a variety of ways. These private moments are on greater display in public places. The anonymity of a city allows, and forces, people to withdraw into their own spaces. Crowded settings provide opportunities for individuals to be overlooked; unpeopled places create an anteroom for lonely souls.“Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban isolation. People seek out seclusion in a variety of ways. These private moments are on greater display in public places. The anonymity of a city allows, and forces, people to withdraw into their own spaces. Crowded settings provide opportunities for individuals to be overlooked; unpeopled places create an anteroom for lonely souls.“Solitudes” is an exhibition about urban isolation. People seek out seclusion in a variety of ways. These private moments are on greater display in public places. The anonymity of a city allows, and forces, people to withdraw into their own spaces. Crowded settings provide opportunities for individuals to be overlooked; unpeopled places create an anteroom for lonely souls.