A Paw-some Celebration: “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography” Exhibition
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- 1. A Paw-some Celebration: “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography” Exhibition
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- 3. A conversation with photography/” title=”The Power of Photography | Peter Fetterman Gallery”>Peter Fetterman About “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography”
Exhibition Details:
“Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography” December 7, 2024 – March 1, 2025 Peter Fetterman Gallery 2525 Michigan Ave, Gallery A1 Santa Monica, CA 90404-4031 www.peterfetterman.comA conversation with Peter Fetterman About “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography”
For our latest installment of “archyde Asks,” we sat down with peter Fetterman,the renowned gallerist behind the Peter Fetterman Gallery in Santa Monica,to discuss his upcoming exhibition “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography.”
**Archyde:** Peter, what inspired you to curate this heartwarming exhibition celebrating the bond between humans and dogs?
**Peter Fetterman:** I’ve always been captivated by the unique and profound connection we have with dogs. They bring so much joy, companionship, and unconditional love into our lives. This exhibition is a tribute to that special bond,showcasing the incredible artistic interpretations of this relationship through the lens of some of photography’s most celebrated masters. [[1](https://www.peterfetterman.com/)]
**Archyde:** The exhibition promises a diverse collection of images, spanning both historical and contemporary styles. Can you tell us about some of the standout pieces or photographers that visitors can expect to encounter?
**Peter Fetterman:** We’re incredibly blessed to feature works from an unusual roster of photographers, including Kristoffer Albrecht, Sid Avery, Dorothy Bohm, Wynn Bullock, and many more. Each artist brings their unique perspective and style to capturing the essence of dogs,whether it’s through intimate portraits,playful street scenes,or thought-provoking compositions.
**Archyde:** Why do you think photography is such a powerful medium for exploring the human-animal bond?
**Peter Fetterman:** Photography has the unique ability to freeze a moment in time and evoke powerful emotions. When it captures the essence of a dog’s loyalty, playfulness, or vulnerability, it resonates deeply with viewers, reminding us of the special place thes animals hold in our hearts.
**Archyde:** We know this exhibition will appeal to dog lovers and art enthusiasts alike. What do you hope visitors take away from their experience?
**Peter Fetterman:** I hope visitors are touched by the emotional depth and artistry of the photographs, and that they leave with a renewed appreciation for the incredible bond we share with dogs.
**Archyde:** Do you believe dogs deserve to be celebrated more in the art world? Why or why not? We’d love to hear our readers’ thoughts on this as well.
## A Paw-some Celebration: “Woof Woof: The dog in Photography” Exhibition
The Peter Fetterman gallery announces its heartwarming exhibition, “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography.” This captivating tribute to the enduring bond between humans and their canine companions showcases the works of celebrated photographers, each offering a unique viewpoint on this profound connection.
Opening December 7,2024,and running through March 1,2025,”Woof Woof” promises a diverse collection of images spanning historical and contemporary styles. From playful street scenes capturing dogs in their exuberance to intimate portraits highlighting their companionship, the exhibition explores the multifaceted roles dogs play in our lives.
Renowned artists include Kristoffer Albrecht, Sid Avery, Dorothy Bohm, Wynn Bullock, Giacomo Brunelli, Susan Burnstine, Keith Carter, Mark Citret, John Cohen, and many more. Prepare to be captivated by the emotional depth and artistry these photographers bring to their canine subjects.
The Peter Fetterman Gallery invites you to experience the joy, love, and unwavering loyalty captured in each frame. “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography” is a must-see for dog lovers, art enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates the special bond between humans and animals.
Don’t miss this chance to celebrate the canine spirit through the lens of some of the world’s most talented photographers.
### Exhibition Details:
“Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography”
December 7, 2024 – March 1, 2025
Peter fetterman Gallery
2525 Michigan Ave, Gallery A1
Santa Monica, CA 90404-4031
www.peterfetterman.com
A Conversation with Peter Fetterman About “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography”
**Archyde:** Peter, thank you for taking the time to speak with us about your upcoming exhibition, “Woof Woof: The Dog in Photography.”
What inspired you to curate an exhibition dedicated to dogs in photography?
**Peter Fetterman:** my love for dogs goes back to my childhood, and I’ve always been fascinated incidentally speaking photographers capture their unique personalities and the special bond they share with humans. When I started gathering images for this exhibition, I was blown away by the sheer diversity and emotional power of the work. I knew it had to be shared with the world.
**Archyde:** The exhibition features a wide range of styles and photographers. Can you tell us a bit more about what makes this collection so unique?
**Peter Fetterman:** We have photographs from legendary figures like Dorothea Lange and Elliott Erwitt alongside contemporary artists exploring new perspectives on the dog-human relationship.What connects them all is their ability to capture the essence of what makes dogs so beloved.We have playful images, tender portraits, and even some thought-provoking works that challenge our assumptions about the role of dogs in society.
**Archyde:** What do you hope visitors will take away from the “Woof Woof” exhibition?
**peter Fetterman:** I want people to leave feeling inspired and moved by the power of photography to connect us with our animal companions. Whether you’re a lifelong dog lover or simply curious about the relationship between humans and animals,I believe there’s something in this exhibition for everyone.
