Recollections - 50 Years of Photography by Jim Wright

Recollect, Reflect and Cherish the year that just zoomed by - while exploring select works from the 50 year career of the award winning photographer Jim Wright!

Photojournalism, Portraiture, Macro-photography, Landscapes, Seascapes, Citiscapes.

For life is but a series of moments captured and memories cherished. All photographs are available for purchase to raise funds for the Alzheimer's Association - The Longest Day. You can also directly donate to the fundraiser here: https://act.alz.org/site/TR?fr_id=18274&pg=personal&px=24572890

Soft Open: Dec 21st, 2024

Exhibition dates: Dec 28, 2024 and on display through Feb 8th, 2025.

Address: ARt deCentrale, 117 W Emma Ave, Springdale, AR

Time: Tuesday through Saturday 11am to 7pm.

Artist Reception: Saturday Jan 18, 2025 from 5pm onwards

This immersive exhibition is part of the Community Canvas series at ARt deCentrale in Downtown Springdale. Sponsored by Interform, curated by Allan Paulose.

In partnership with the Alzheimer's Association The Longest Day.

Additional details about fundraiser:

The featured photo below "Born a Slave" was shot by Jim Wright in 1974 - of a then 118 year old grandma Naomi Gary and he considers the photograph one of the highlights of his career to have been able to take a picture of her and capture this moment. See powerful pictures such as this and many more at the Recollections exhibition at the ARt deCentrale Gallery from Dec 21 2024 to Feb7th 2025. A portion of the proceeds from all photograph sales will also go towards this fundraiser.

The Longest Day is the day with the most light — the summer solstice. On June 20, thousands of participants from across the world come together to fight the darkness of Alzheimer’s through a fundraising activity of their choice. We will be kicking our fight off on the shortest day during the winter s on Dec 21st to juxtapose the need to fight for the cause throughout the year! Will you join us in the fight with a donation today?

Alzheimer’s disease has touched so many lives, maybe even yours. But you can help. With your donation families can receive support on their Alzheimer’s journey, promising research can advance toward a future without Alzheimer’s and lives can — and will — be changed.

Your donation means so much, to myself and to all those affected by the disease. On behalf of nearly 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s, of whom Jim Wright is one, and over 11 million caregivers — thank you!

Host or Publisher ARt deCentrale