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    After forty years in the legal profession in Washington, D.C., Brook Hedge now pursues her lifelong passion for photography in Sandwich, New Hampshire. Before moving to Sandwich permanently, she divided her time with Lewes, Delaware, two different but equally enticing photography venues.

    Through the years, Brook studied with a variety of professionals and her works were widely exhibited.  In 2019, she had her first solo show, “Awakenings,” at Lewes’s Peninsula Gallery, which is one of Delaware’s largest and most noted galleries. She joined Peninsula as a Resident Artist with works displayed on an ongoing basis and in joint exhibitions until she left Delaware in 2023. 

    The well-known Patricia Ladd Carega Gallery in Sandwich represents Brook exclusively. She was part of a joint show in 2021 focusing on works produced during Covid and, in July 2022, presented her work in a solo exhibition, “Transitions.” Her works have been exhibited continuously  and, in June 2024, were part of a joint show “Its About The Lens.”

    Brook’s works have also been in joint shows at the Rehoboth Art League and the SouthxSoutheast Gallery in Molena, Georgia.

Brook’s gallery shows build on her prior juried exhibitions, including: 

  • 1992 11th Washington D.C. Area-Wide Amateur Photography Exhibition; 

  • 2010 show jointly held by Packard-Reath Gallery in Lewes and Gallery 50 in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware; 

  • 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2020 juried biannual shows held by the Rehoboth Art League (RAL), winning an Award of Excellence and an Honorary Mention for shows drawing artists of all media from a seven-state area; 

  • Biggs Museum (Dover, Delaware) exhibits featuring artists from seven states; 

  • 78th Annual RAL Members Fine Art Exhibition at which her image, “Reflection,” received critical acclaim (www.deartsinfo.com/2016/01/the-coastal-camera-club-juried.html?m=1) and won the William Horn Award for best photograph;

  • 82d Annual RAL Members Fine Art Exhibition at which her image, “Once Was,” won the William Horn Award; and

  • 2017 South x Southeast Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia, juried by Elizabeth Avedon, which included “Reflections” and, in 2019, a South x Southeast show which included her piece “Homecoming”.

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