Sven Martson, New Documents

September 10 – October 25, 2020

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Sven Martson presents his unique way of seeing with his latest collection of street photography. In an artist’s statement, Martson explains his work as a collection of significant moments: “My work is a corollary to my movements through time and space. I photograph scenes of personal significance as they occur where I happen to be. It is my hope to discover and record meaningful moments in life through the process and craft of photography.”

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Join Sven as he discusses this collection with co-exhibitor Michael Pressman, on Sunday, September 20th at 5pm, on zoom, for our weekly discussion series, SalonThrive. Register HERE.

Take a closer look at the images in the show, and even shop the collection online HERE.

Sven Martson Sven Martson received his BA from Syracuse University. After further studies, he met Walker Evans and worked under his direction, making prints from Evans’ negatives. After Evans’ death, Martson continued to print for the Evans estate. Martson’s work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibits including: National Association of Independent Schools, Washington DC; Kiek in de Kök Museum Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia; The Connecticut Open Real Art Ways, Hartford CT; Artspace, New Haven CT; Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury CT; Connecticut State Capitol, Hartford CT; Shoreline Alliance for the Arts, Guilford CT; Exposure Gallery, New Haven CT; Jennifer Jane Gallery, New Haven CT; Schelfhaudt Gallery, University of Bridgeport; and the Wadsworth Atheneum.