Hera Gallery

Today is the last day to see "Self Portraits: Under My Skin" and "Old World"!  Gallery is open 10-4 today.

Hera Gallery is open today 1-5!  Swing by to see the work of local photographer, Amanda Swain Bingham!

Hera Gallery is closed today, but stop by later this week to view  Amanda Swain Bingham's exhibition "Self Portraits: Under My Skin".

Happy Independence Day! The gallery will be closed today, but stop by tomorrow from 10-4 to see Amanda Swain Bingham's exhibition "Self Portraits: Under My Skin"! Enjoy the fireworks and Fourth of July fun!

Hera Gallery will be open today from 1-5! Come view this piece by Amanda Swain Bingham from her series, "Self Portraits: Under My Skin".    Fun Fact! Amanda creates all her images IN CAMERA!

We're closed today, but you can come view Amanda Swain Bingham's series "Self Portraits: Under My Skin" later this week on Wed & Thurs from 1-5 and Sat 10-4!

Closing-of Show-Reception Amanda Swain Bingham " Shadows: Travels Without Skin "   The Colo Colo Gallery  June 1, 2013, 6-8 pm   29 Centre Street , New Bedford, MA 02740.

  Shadows: Travel Without Skin  May 18 - June 1, 2013 Opening Reception May 18th 5-8pm amandaswainbingham.com Colo Colo Gallery 29 Centre Street New Bedford, MA 02740 508-642-6026 colocologallery@gmail.com All images are Photograph Archival Ultrachrome Ink on Hannemuhle Photo Rag Paper 20x24

We are thrilled to announce our newest member, Amanda Swain Bingham. A native of  Peace Dale, Rhode Island, she received a BFA from Tufts University and The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, in Massachusetts.  She studied documentary photography with Bill Burke and attended Rhode Island School of Design for post graduate studies. Her most recent work is "Travels Without Skin", read more and view some of her work from the series below.  Amanda Swain Bingham SHADOW PLAY/SHADOW SHOW/SELF 2013 I started noticing shadows out of the corner of my eye after the death of my very shy, but adventurous uncle four years ago. These sightings seemed protective, familiar and comical. I started to notice these shadows while doing household chores, allowing me to laugh at my vigorous vacuuming, as if I had friends to laugh with me at my rapid approach to cleaning. My shadow was a Giacometti figure dumping the trash, then an Aboriginal with a spear, unclogging the toilet. I beg...