Coming in 2009: A Steve McCurry Exhibition
December 22, 2008 at 10:38 am Tina Hay 1 comment

Rajasthani men participate in the the Hindu festival of Holi. 1996, Rajasthan, India; chromogenic development (Lambda) print; © Steve McCurry, courtesy George Eastman House
Just got a call from Joyce Robinson, curator of the Palmer Museum of Art, with whom we did a Q&A in our July-August 2008 issue. Among other things, she was calling to tell me that the museum has booked an exhibition of the photographs of Steve McCurry ’74 for next summer. Woo hoo! We love Steve McCurry. He’s a National Geographic photographer who is most famous for his image of the Afghan girl with the haunting green eyes, but who has many, many other wonderful photographs. We feature his images in the magazine every couple of years, usually in conjunction with a new book of his—or whatever excuse we can find. :-)
Anyway, the exhibition is called Face of Asia and will be at the Palmer next June 21–August 16. So if you’re coming to University Park for the Arts Festival, you should definitely plan on a stop at the Palmer.
Tina Hay, editor
Entry filed under: Famous Penn Staters, Palmer Museum of Art, Photography, The Penn Stater magazine, University Park campus. Tags: Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, Face of Asia, Joyce Robinson, National Geographic, Palmer Museum of Art, Steve McCurry.

1. Anonymous | December 23, 2008 at 11:37 am
Double Woo Hoo for Steve Curry exhibit!