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I’m very honored to announce Diptych - “ Melting Glacier - Iceberg lake MT “ was accepted in Earth Photo, an incredible exhibition which kicks off in London! At the Royal Geographical Society, exhibiting from July 6th - August 22nd 2019. A private viewing tomorrow June 26th kicks off the event. The RGS is one of the oldest educational institutions which emphasizes on Geography and Geology in the UK. Amongst the most well known geologist who have studied there since 1863, RGS is an honorable institution to have my work accepted and represented.

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I had the incredible opportunity to be a on the panel at the SMFA as a the only photographer reviewer for the Photography department at SMFA in April 2024. It was an honor to be chosen and be part of the incredible panel in the creative industry!

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PRESS RELEASE OPENING RECEPTION SUSTAINABLE PHOTOGRAPHY MONA MIRI

“ This exhibition is a collection of sustainable photographs by Mona Miri. It is a collection of work representing the environmental landscapes and sustainability work of Mona Miri, throughout her career as a Sustainability Fine Art Photographer. The work is to represent the constant change of the landscape, our Planet, and the delicate state it is in. Even in the midst of a polluted and industrial landscape there is still beauty to be seen. The before and after of the remediation of the Landfill park is relieving to view, yet the contrast of the Ice from a century past is hard to observe. With the help of Arbor Day Foundation there will be trees planted for the show as well as the off set of carbon emissions footprints for the production. This has been one of Mona’s Miri’s signature sustainability factors in the production of her work since 2009, as well as the renewable resource of material used, and the importance of the subject matter, our delicate planet.“

There will be an opportunity to sign up to plant trees and with every purchase a tree will be planted on the person’s behalf. Please join the reception on April 18th 2024 from 6-8 PM.

Sustainable Photography April 5th - May 5th 2024 Reception April 18th 2024 15 Channel Center st. Studio #407 Boston Ma. 02210

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@ Open Studios this weekend May 13-14th! More new work displayed at the Midway studios, along with 1 piece at the FPAC gallery and the Atlantic Warf. So many great artist opened their studios, twice a year for a great weekend of Art! It was a good turn out! My new work takes me back when I started in the darkroom and working in alternative process. With much work with a non-toxic eco-friendly process, I’m happy to finally get to where I want to be. A very subtle sense of abstractness, cubist, post modernist, pop art style, as well a progressive contemporary style, is relevant in these pieces. 

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The current Atlantic Warf Gallery Show, which one of my pieces is on display, closely resonates to the Modified landscapes series.  

“ How does technology alter the human and natural landscape? How will humans, as a species, evolve and change over time? The significance and consequences of human progress, highlights how advancement alters the landscape. The fifteen artists presented in the Atlantic Warf Gallery show, examine how ingenuity evolves personal and cultural perspectives....“ -Leah Triplett Harrington

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Kicking Off Earth Month with a great show at the Atlantic Warf Gallery! I’m very excited to announce “ A New Horizon “ is on display as of this weekend through July 1st at the Atlantic Warf building in the Seaport waterfront district in Boston. 

“ A New Horizon “ is to represent our changing landscape, when development is constantly on the rise for the next big high-rise, our landscapes suffer. Whether the area is environmentally safe or has environmental implications, the horizontal line of what we see disappears and obscures our perspective. Our natural landscape is constantly confronted with man-made changes that challenge it’s co-existance as years go by. 

“ A New Horizon “

Moab Natural Luster Paper, dry mount, 30x30 in. $500

Atlantic Warf Gallery 

290 Congress Street

Boston MA 02210