Monterey Screening of Documentary Internationally Renowned Photographer Arthur Tress: Water’s Edge at the MHAA Stanton Center

The Monterey History and Art Association and the Center for Photographic Art in Carmel present a special screening of the documentary “Water’s Edge,” about the life, career and creative processes of renowned fine art photographer, Arthur Tress. The dynamic and humorous Arthur Tress will also be on site to participate in a Q & A session on stage after the film is shown. Leading the discussion will be Ann Jastrab, Executive Director at Center for Photographic Art, and Stephen B. Lewis, the filmmaker.   

The 84-year-old Arthur Tress is mostly known for staged surrealism photography, but he also excels in street, urban exploration, landscape, and other genres.   

In connection with the screening, Center for Photographic Art is hosting a one-week, free “pop up” exhibit of Tress’ photography.