Photography
Beautiful photographs capture and frame a moment. They use color and shading, shape and form to turn the ordinary elements of our world into images to enjoy and to treasure. More →
Web Design
Strong Web sites touch their users. They employ pictures and words, connections and design to enable artists, small businesses and non-profit organizations to reach their constituents. More →
Business Communications
Focused business communications speak with purpose. They select the fitting words, strike the right tone, and say what’s necessary to link needs and solutions. More →
News
Images of Italy
A dozen images, drawn from a larger collection, appeared at the Unitarian Church of Lincoln, June 1–30, 2011. The exhibit was open to the public 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, and 9:00 a.m.–1 p.m., Sunday, June 1–14, and 9:00 a.m.–1 p.m., Tuesday through Friday and Sunday, June 15–30.
Peacemaking Workshop: Photography Contest
Three of David Frye’s appeared in a photography contest as part of Peacemaking Workshop XIV, which featured a keynote speech by Jane Goodall, noted Primatologist. The images, entered in the categories, of Wildlife, Lanscapes, and Humans & Nature, were on display during March.
Written in Lights and Shadows
In February, a half-dozen photographers, including David Frye, showed their works in a group exhibition as part of 2011 Lincoln PhotoFest.
14th Annual Art & Soup
David Frye joined fifty-four other artists at the Visiting Nurse Association’s one-day show in Omaha. Admission to the show also included the opportunity to taste the work of thirty of the best chefs in the Omaha–Council Bluffs region.
According to the event’s publicity, “Proceeds benefited the VNA Shelter Nursing program, which provides public health nursing services to children and adults living in Omaha and Council Bluffs homeless shelters.”
The event included a variety of opportunities:
- Taste incredible soups and desserts created for this event by over thirty of the best chefs in Omaha and Council Bluffs.
- Buy original artwork from fifty-five area artists who donate fifty percent or more of their art sales to the VNA Shelter Nursing program.
- Bid on great Silent Auction items and packages.
- Relax to the sounds of wonderful smooth jazz.
Seeking and Serving
Another of David Frye’s images was selected for a second online exhibit, “Seeking and Serving,” sponsored by the Artists’ Registry of the Episcopal Church and Visual Arts. Read the Curator’s Statement and see the image, “Beneath the Cross”.
Frye commented on the image in his artist’s statement:
A man with no home finds repose outside the doors of a church. His quiet vigil against the wall of the sanctuary reminds us of the Psalmist’s prayer, “One thing have I asked of the LORD; one thing I seek; that I may dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life” (Psalm 27:5).
How does his presence on the outside remind us of the ways we shut the door on our Lord, keeping him away from the private sanctuaries of our lives?
Tai Chi Fitness Launches Web Site
Tai Chi Fitness recently announced its new Web site in the Business Achievements section of the Lincoln Journal–Star.
Here and Now:
Two Evenings of Music and Photography
The photography of David Frye provided the visual balance to the music of Daniel Christian, Two Day Wait, the String Beans, and Rod Koehler at Here and Now, the latest in a series of occasional nights of the arts held at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, Hickman, Neb., in December 2010.
Images of Italy
A dozen images under the title, “Images of Italy”, were drawn from a larger collection and appeared at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Beatrice, Neb., for two months in late 2010.
Cathedral of the Risen Christ Art Show
David Frye was selected to exhibit his photography at the 2010 Cathedral Art Show, Sept. 15–19, 2010. The opening reception was held Wednesday, Sept. 15, 5:30–8:30 p.m., at the Cathedral of the Risen Christ, 3500 Sheridan Blvd., Lincoln, Neb. More →
Fellowship and Communion
One of David Frye’s images was selected for an online exhibit, “Fellowship and Communion,” sponsored by the Artists’ Registry of the Episcopal Church and Visual Arts. Read the Curator’s Statement and see the image, “Profile at Harvest”.
In his artist’s statement, Frye writes:
From such simple elements—air, light, water, soil—the hidden hand of God creates the bounty of the grain field. Then, with equally common ingredients—flour, water, salt, yeast—human hands enrich God’s creation, fashioning bread. Finally, human and divine hands join together—bringing, blessing, breaking, sharing—as the loaf of bread becomes the body of the Lord. The blessings are simple—unity, peace, wholeness, faith—yet a lifetime does not suffice for contemplating the gifts given in the blessed bread. And so we stand and lift our hands and voices in praise. This shall be our profile at harvest.
Common Vision
Photography by David Frye appeared May 1 through June 30, 2010, in a joint show with the photography of Bryan Backhaus at:
A to Z Printing
8230 Cody Drive
Lincoln, NE 68512
Check out the details of the show, Common Vision.
