Photographer Tira Khan presents an exhibition in The Allen Center’s gallery space through March 4th. Interiors: Between Refuge and Restraint is the second exhibit in the “Women Seeing Women” series, curated by NCA Board member, Peter Vanderwarker.

Tira Khan is a documentary and montage photographer who explores the meaning of family, portraiture, and place.

On view: January 23 – March 4, 2025

Opening reception: Wednesday, January 29, 6:30-8:30pm

Artist Talk: February 27th, 6:30 pm refreshments, 7:00 lecture. Register for the talk HERE.

Gallery open hours: Thursdays, 12-2pm

Meet some friends over at Nate’s Cafe in the main corridor for some sweet treats & coffee while you peruse this fascinating exhibit!

“Women Seeing Women” is curated by Peter Vanderwarker and sponsored in part by the Newton Cultural Council.

Photographer Tira Khan presents an exhibition in The Allen Center’s gallery space through March 4th. Interiors: Between Refuge and Restraint is the second exhibit in the “Women Seeing Women” series, curated by NCA Board member, Peter Vanderwarker.

Tira Khan is a documentary and montage photographer who explores the meaning of family, portraiture, and place.

On view: January 23 – March 4, 2025

Opening reception: Wednesday, January 29, 6:30-8:30pm

Artist Talk: February 27th, 6:30 pm refreshments, 7:00 lecture. Register for the talk HERE.

Gallery open hours: Thursdays, 12-2pm

Meet some friends over at Nate’s Cafe in the main corridor for some sweet treats & coffee while you peruse this fascinating exhibit!

“Women Seeing Women” is curated by Peter Vanderwarker and sponsored in part by the Newton Cultural Council.

Photographer Tira Khan presents an exhibition in The Allen Center’s gallery space through March 4th. Interiors: Between Refuge and Restraint is the second exhibit in the “Women Seeing Women” series, curated by NCA Board member, Peter Vanderwarker.

Tira Khan is a documentary and montage photographer who explores the meaning of family, portraiture, and place.

On view: January 23 – March 4, 2025

Opening reception: Wednesday, January 29, 6:30-8:30pm

Artist Talk: February 27th, 6:30 pm refreshments, 7:00 lecture. Register for the talk HERE.

Gallery open hours: Thursdays, 12-2pm

Meet some friends over at Nate’s Cafe in the main corridor for some sweet treats & coffee while you peruse this fascinating exhibit!

“Women Seeing Women” is curated by Peter Vanderwarker and sponsored in part by the Newton Cultural Council.

Photographer Tira Khan presents an exhibition in The Allen Center’s gallery space through March 4th. Interiors: Between Refuge and Restraint is the second exhibit in the “Women Seeing Women” series, curated by NCA Board member, Peter Vanderwarker.

Tira Khan is a documentary and montage photographer who explores the meaning of family, portraiture, and place.

On view: January 23 – March 4, 2025

Opening reception: Wednesday, January 29, 6:30-8:30pm

Artist Talk: February 27th, 6:30 pm refreshments, 7:00 lecture. Register for the talk HERE.

Gallery open hours: Thursdays, 12-2pm

Meet some friends over at Nate’s Cafe in the main corridor for some sweet treats & coffee while you peruse this fascinating exhibit!

“Women Seeing Women” is curated by Peter Vanderwarker and sponsored in part by the Newton Cultural Council.

Photographer Tira Khan presents an exhibition in The Allen Center’s gallery space through March 4th. Interiors: Between Refuge and Restraint is the second exhibit in the “Women Seeing Women” series, curated by NCA Board member, Peter Vanderwarker.

Tira Khan is a documentary and montage photographer who explores the meaning of family, portraiture, and place.

On view: January 23 – March 4, 2025

Opening reception: Wednesday, January 29, 6:30-8:30pm

Artist Talk: February 27th, 6:30 pm refreshments, 7:00 lecture. Register for the talk HERE.

Gallery open hours: Thursdays, 12-2pm

Meet some friends over at Nate’s Cafe in the main corridor for some sweet treats & coffee while you peruse this fascinating exhibit!

“Women Seeing Women” is curated by Peter Vanderwarker and sponsored in part by the Newton Cultural Council.