GC Library Interviews Local “Renditions” Photographer

Eli Vega will unveil some of his “renditions” in a live stream on Garland County Library’s Facebook page.

Eli Vega, local professional photographer, author, and instructor, has set out on a daring quest: to create his photographic renditions of thirty famous paintings. He has completed twenty-three and has already started writing his book about the project. After the book is published, he will have a traveling art exhibit, starting right here in Hot Springs. A lot of folks in town are talking about it.

Eli is having a public unveiling of the project, October 13, at 6:00 pm. In partnership with the Garland County Library, he will share what inspired him, how he orchestrates and creates the renditions, and will show several of his twenty-three renditions. The unveiling will be streamed live on Garland County Library’s Facebook page. He will answer questions after his presentation.

In addition to his artistic work, Eli, a member of the Chamber of Commerce, is also available for environmental portraits, hospitality, real estate, and other commercial photographic services. To see more of his work visit, www.eli-vega-photography.wixsite.com/mysite.

Contact him at vegaphotoart@gmail.com, or 720-251-1775.

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