“Down Garden Paths” has been a long time in the making. Previously referred to as “Bounty” the exhibition was first planned to gather photographers who focus on what the earth yields. The overarching idea was to consider the natural world and intertwine conversations on how to protect our resources while also examining the ramifications of inaction.” – PT

“We couldn’t let go of the idea of an exhibition that pointed to the positives of our earth’s resources. This, and the relentless diet of political news, led us to “Down Garden Paths.” Spring was coming and our public could benefit from feelings of well-being, and sanctuary to contrast and combat the daily broadcast turmoil.” – PT

“Personally, I wanted something simple, without lessons attached that just nourished the soul. I wanted gardens in the gallery metaphoric for refuge, safety and richness of spirit and capable of transporting us to a state of mind beyond the twitter sphere. And I wanted to find photographers who found different ways of placing us “in the garden.”
– PT