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Out of Darkness, UK Soldier Ride, 

Infrared photograph, printed on metal, edition of 10, 45x60″, 2013

We are thrilled to announce that COL Greg Gadson has been selected a 2015 ArtSlant Showcase winner, in the Photography Category!

A panel of jurors comprised of renowned gallerists, curators, arts professionals and artists have chosen Out of Darkness, UK Soldier Ride, as an ArtSlant Showcase piece.

For more information about the ArtSlant Prize and to see the other Showcase winners click the link below:

Brookie Maxwell sketches the layout of a large scale public exhibition of the Coming Home Project. This exhibition will be an art experience for soldiers and civilians through healing workshops, reenactments, interviews, and dialogues. 

The exhibition will feature Lazarus in Afghanistan: The Golden Hour, Maxwell’s large scale mural in progress, as well as an installation of photographs by COL Greg Gadson. A series of unforgettable quotes from soldiers and civilians is the last section of the exhibition. Throughout this space, the public is urged to participate.

“Art alone cannot heal the wounds of war, but it can create an environment that will open our hearts and minds so the healing can begin.” 

We are very proud to announce that the Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog exhibit, will be extended due to outstanding interest! The exhibit features work by Brookie Maxwell and COL Greg Gadson.

We hope everyone interested in the project gets a chance to see the show, now up through August 30. 

Stay tuned for announcements about upcoming dialog programs!

We love New York City! One of COL Gregory Gadson's full color photographs projected onto HESCO features the NYC skyline! 

Come see the installation at Gallery 138 as part of the current exhibition Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog. 

Here we display works by artist Brookie Maxwell and feature photography by COL Gadson. The Coming Home project seeks to heal the rift by honoring and giving voice to wounded warriors and their families through art and effective dialog, and reconnecting us all as individuals, as communities, and as a nation.

Come see the exhibition at 138 W 17th St. New York, NY. Open Monday through Friday, 11am to 6pm, or by appointment. 

One of COL Gregory Gadson's full color photographs projected onto HESCO as part of Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog's installation at Gallery 138. 

The project will be open at Gallery 138 throughout the month of June.

Scarred Resilience by COL Greg Gadson

Infrared photograph, printed on metal, edition of 10, 2014

Featured at Gallery 138 at the first installation of Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog. The Coming Home project seeks to heal the rift by honoring and giving voice to wounded warriors and their families through art and effective dialog, and reconnecting us all as individuals, as communities, and as a nation.

Come see the exhibition TONIGHT June 4th from 6:00-8:00 at 138 W 17th St. New York, NY for our opening night!

Brookie Maxwell's Coming Home project was featured in this month's Harvard Executive Education Exchange Alumni Newsletter! 

Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog is a public art experience designed to heal the rift between America's civilian and military communities and give voice to wounded warriors and their families. The first installation of Coming Home opens tomorrow night at Gallery 138. 

Black Hole by COL Gregory Gadson

Country Road off of I95 near Susquehanna River, Infrared photograph, printed on metal, edition of 10, 2014

Photograph featured at Gallery 138 at the first installation of Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog. The Coming Home project seeks to heal the rift by honoring and giving voice to wounded warriors and their families through art and effective dialog, and reconnecting us all as individuals, as communities, and as a nation. 

Come see the exhibition on opening night, TOMORROW June 4th from 6:00-8:00 at 138 W 17th St. New York, NY.