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Maine has a centuries old history of attracting artists captivated by the state’s natural beauty and the quiet ethos of her hard-working inhabitants. Over a period of many decades, nationally-renowned photographer George Tice and artist Andrew Wyeth were drawn to Maine, inspired by the state’s past, and a present that speaks to a sense of timelessness and the enduring qualities of honor and dignity in an honest days’ work. Through familiar scenes of the ordinary and everyday, Tice’s and Wyeth’s works are a testament to the essential connectedness of people to their environment that offers the viewer an intimate glimpse into their prospective worlds. George Tice and Andrew Wyeth: Parallel Visions, the first exhibition to show Tice’s Maine work in the place that inspired it and the first to pair the two artists together, explores the unique vision of each artist through their depictions of those evocative parallel worlds that capture both the myth of Maine and the reality its residents call home.

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Interview de George TICE - Photographe. Exposition 'An American Story' - 14 mars - 14 avril 2019 Galerie GADCOLLECTION 4 rue du pont Louis-Philippe 75004 Paris Jours d'ouverture - Opening days Mardi - Samedi : 14h00 - 19h00 / Dimanche : 14h30 - 19h00 Tuesday - Saturday : 2 - 7 pm / Sunday : 2.30 - 7 pm Metro : Hôtel de Ville, Saint-Paul, Pont Marie. Bus : 67 / 69 / 70 / 72 / 74 / 75 / 76 / 96 Parking : Pont Marie ou Hôtel de Ville www.gadcollection.com

Tribute video for 2015 Lucie Awards Honoree George Tice for the Lifetime Achievement Award.

"Paterson II" by photographer George Tice was published in 2006, 30 years after his first book about the New Jersey city was published. In 1972, the Metropolitan Museum of Art gave Tice a solo show featuring "Paterson," the first ever for a living photographer. Then as now, his black and white photographs, made with an 8"x10" view camera, provide a thought-provoking vision of the old industrial city and its dramatic falls.This State of the Arts story includes a clip from a 1972 film of Tice in Paterson, and a return to the city with him in 2007 to see what changed or remained the same. Also included is footage of an exhibition of Tice's Paterson photographs at William Paterson University. George Tice is a 10th generation native of New Jersey, and was born in Newark. Produced by Susan Wallner.