Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited... [+]

Through a network of artists, an artist from each of the fifty states was invited to make a postcard size (5" x 7") image dealing in some respect with the place in which they live. This exhibit was assembled by Jeanne Voltura, Director of the Bridge Gallery, City of Las Vegas, NV, and was exhibited there from April - July of 2009. The art pieces represent visual contexts and environments with diverse impetus and purpose. While the concept of postcard art is not new, this iteration of such an event presents serious works of art on a miniature scale, as opposed to simply images that has transited the country through the US mail. Many of the works on paper are two sided - and are installed in such a manner as to permit the patron to examine each surface.

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