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A A A Comments By Michael Paglia Thursday, Apr 28 2011

Back in 1963, Hal Gould, a successful commercial and fine-art photographer, began putting together photo shows in his role as exhibition director of the Colorado Photographic Arts Center. Building off that experience, in 1979 he opened Camera Obscura Gallery a block from the Denver Art Museum, at 1309 Bannock Street, making the gallery the first — and still one of the only — photo venues in the state. Decades later, Loretta Young-Gautier, a fine-art photographer, came on as a partner in the project.

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Now that the two have decided to close the gallery, it’s appropriate that the final exhibits mounted in the place were devoted to the efforts of Gould and Young-Gautier themselves. Hal D. Gould: M Photog: A Life’s Work and Loretta Young-Gautier: Retrospective will come down after today, but not before a farewell party from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m.; sadly, this is also the day that the track lights go out for good at Camera Obscura. For more details, go to www.cameraobscuragallery.com or call 303-623-4059.
March 25-April 30, 2011

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