Seeing Red: A Virtual Juried Photo Exhibit
Photo Art Pavilion proudly presents our newest virtual fine art photography exhibit — “Seeing Red.”
Seeing Red invites viewers to immerse themselves in the dynamic interplay of emotion, symbolism, and aesthetics found within the color red. This compelling collection showcases 55 captivating images created by photographers spanning 17 different states.
From fiery passion and power to quiet warmth and vulnerability, each work captures the essence of red as both a visual and emotional force. Through abstract compositions, natural landscapes, and evocative portraits, Seeing Red reveals the intensity, depth, and complexity of this bold hue — challenging perceptions and inspiring reflection.
Join us as we celebrate the universal language of color and the boundless creativity of photography.
This is more than an exhibit — it’s a vivid journey through color, creativity, and emotion. Don’t miss it!
Presenting Seeing Red:
A Virtual Photography Exhibit
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE ARTISTS
Congratulations to the talented artist lineup for the Photo Art Pavilion’s virtual exhibit! The artwork submitted for this exhibit was awe-inspiring. We are thrilled to showcase the incredible talent of these artists and the stunning beauty they’ve captured through their lenses.
SELECTED JUROR: JOANNE HENIG
Joanne Henig is a curator for and co-founder of PhotoArtPavilion.com.
Joanne shares her artistic vision and knowledge with other photographers while assisting them in building a salable art portfolio. Henig leads photography tours and workshops; is a curator of photography exhibitions; and teaches photography skills workshops and educational seminars for all levels of photography experience.
Based in New York, Henig is best known for her award winning landscape, waterscape, and abstract works. She has traveled the world as a professional photographer for more than 30 years. Her artistry has been recognized in numerous gallery exhibits, in print publications, and is on permanent display throughout the United States. Finished art pieces of Henig’s work can be found in both private and corporate collections.
“Being a juror for art photography exhibits is one of the most exciting things I get to do”, says Henig. “It’s where I get to interact not only with the art, but also with the artist.”























































