3/4! Explore Robert Lundberg's "Uncontaminated Sound: Reflections"

This Saturday, March 4, photographer and artist Robert Lundberg will be debuting his latest exhibit, “Uncontaminated Sound: Reflections,” at the Howland Cultural Center in Beacon, New York, a short hour and half north of Manhattan.

Taking his intriguing work up a level, the evening will see Lundberg outdoing himself as his resume of performers he has captured has grown at a rapid and beautiful rate. The gallery showing, which will run for 6 weeks afterwards, will have performances on the opening night from antifolk legend Jeffrey Lewis, and acclaimed singer-songwriter Indigo Sparke.

Paired with over 70 images from Lundberg’s collection of photos traveling on the east coast capturing bands, artists, dancers and comedians over the past 5 years, this will be a sight to see!

Lundberg’s primary goal is to gain a particular insight into their creative processes which can only be thoroughly deciphered by truly going behind the scenes. With Uncontaminated Sound, Lundberg’s purpose is to offer an intimate look into all of the rarely seen or known “little things” that take place during interviews and other similar social and private interactions with artists and performers. Among those he have captured include Louie Anderson, Sinbad, The National, Rufus and Martha Wainwright, Robert Schwartzman and more.

Guided by artistic desire and a true lover of artistry in all of its forms, Robert Lundberg has become a highly regarded photographer and filmmaker lauded for his innovative and versatile documentaries covering the worlds of music, comedy, art, and film.

For tickets to opening night on March 4, head to:
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For more information visit:
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