A Photograph in Wonderland- Down we tumble, Alice-like, into the artistic vision of Janet Milhomme
Screen shots from Janet Milhomme’s video, “Down the Rabbit Hole: Inspiration, Passion, Obsession,” which screens continuously through Dec. 30 at the Palos Verdes Art Center and is part of the exhibition, “L’aura borealis: 100 Ways to Look at the Muse.” Janet Milhomme is an award-winning photographer whose work has been published in places near and far. Although she doesn’t reside locally, last year her pictures were shown in Manhattan Beach and this year she’s been seen at The Loft in San Pedro, Cannery Row in Redondo Beach, and currently at the Palos Verdes Art Center. For the latter’s “L’aura borealis: 100 Ways to Look at the Muse,” Milhomme not only took pictures, she also devised a triptych, created a video, and produced a handmade book that enhances the viewer’s experience of the film. She is kind, thoughtful, inquisitive, and her energy is simply impressive. How she got here You live quite a distance from the South Bay, and yet you’ve been in at least three well-received art shows in this area during the past year. I’m almost hesitant to ask you how many other galleries and venues you’ve shown in during 2012. Screen shots from Janet Milhomme’s video, “Down the Rabbit Hole…
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