Greenwich to Host Exhibition by Conservation /Nature Photographers: Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen

“Greenwich is honored to welcome Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen, two of the most globally celebrated photographers of our generation, for this exhibition and event series,” says Fred Camillo, the Town of Greenwich’s First Selectman.

“These artists/conservation champions have created some of the most iconic wildlife images of our modern-day culture. They are internationally acclaimed for harnessing the majestic beauty of their images to inspire change on our planet, via their 12 million followers worldwide. Greenwich is thrilled to host their new exhibition and Opening Reception events at C. Parker Gallery on the weekend of May 5,” adds Camillo. The Gallery is conveniently located near Manhattan, just a 40-minute train ride from New York City (and the train station in Greenwich is just steps away from the C. Parker Gallery)

Together with their SeaLegacy.org foundation, these two superstar photographers reach more than 12 million followers worldwide with their vital message to protect our planet.

Presented in partnership with the Town of Greenwich Conservation Commission, the Greenwich Shellfish Commission, and the Greenwich Point Conservancy, this new exhibition features several works which have never been exhibited to the public at this size and scope and is curated by C. Parker Gallery’s proprietor, Tiffany Benincasa.  The Gallery is located at 409 Greenwich Avenue.

The exhibition Double Exposure: Two Photographers, One Mission at C. Parker Gallery features more than 30 large-scale photographs by Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen (on view May 1 through June 26).

More details about the Opening Reception events featuring Mittermeier and Nicklen, will be updated at cparkergallery.com.

Space is limited, RSVP required to info@cparkergallery.com). Learn more about the artists at sealegacy.org, https://paulnicklen.com and https://www.cristinamittermeier.com.