Skip to main content Exhibition: 02.05 through 03.16
Reception: Thursday, 02.05 from 4pm-6pm

These seven photographs span four series, unified by a central concern with humanity’s impact on the natural world. From scarred mountain ridges in Death Valley and the receding, increasingly toxic waters of Mono Lake and the Salton Sea, to the altered agricultural landscape of the Palouse and a symbolic meditation on Indigenous balance with the land, the work documents both beauty and loss. Jane Ivory’s goal is to create visually compelling images that also bear witness to environmental change.

Jane Ivory is a California-based photographer with BA and MFA degrees from UC Berkeley. Her career includes work in museum education at the San Francisco Museum of Art and leadership as a gallerist and co-owner of the Ivory/Kimpton Gallery. She has exhibited widely, with recent and upcoming solo shows at the Monterey Museum of Art, Gualala Art Center, Sea Ranch Lodge, Nelson Duni Gallery, and Viewpoint Gallery, and her work is held in major public collections including Stanford University, UC Berkeley, and the Crocker Art Museum.

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Jane Ivory Artist Exhibition & Reception

Jane Ivory Artist Exhibition & Reception

February 5 - March 16
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
The Sea Ranch Lodge

Exhibition: 02.05 through 03.16
Reception: Thursday, 02.05 from 4pm-6pm

These seven photographs span four series, unified by a central concern with humanity’s impact on the natural world. From scarred mountain ridges in Death Valley and the receding, increasingly toxic waters of Mono Lake and the Salton Sea, to the altered agricultural landscape of the Palouse and a symbolic meditation on Indigenous balance with the land, the work documents both beauty and loss. Jane Ivory’s goal is to create visually compelling images that also bear witness to environmental change.

Jane Ivory is a California-based photographer with BA and MFA degrees from UC Berkeley. Her career includes work in museum education at the San Francisco Museum of Art and leadership as a gallerist and co-owner of the Ivory/Kimpton Gallery. She has exhibited widely, with recent and upcoming solo shows at the Monterey Museum of Art, Gualala Art Center, Sea Ranch Lodge, Nelson Duni Gallery, and Viewpoint Gallery, and her work is held in major public collections including Stanford University, UC Berkeley, and the Crocker Art Museum.