The Language of Color 2025

Gail Fletcher
Photo Editor, The Guardian

The human eye can perceive millions of different colors. Now more than ever color is playing a central role in everyday communication, for cultural expression and social / personal communications.  Color has it’s own language and colors are symbolic, carrying meaning to helps us to understand or express ourselves thru our imagery, whether bright, bold colors expressing joy, or dark, subdued tones expressing fragility or somberness. This exhibition highlights  the ways we, as photographers, make meaning in our increasingly “Technicolor” world.

The Language of Color is on view from June 24 – July 26, 2025 in APG’s Maloof Gallery.

Gail Fletcher

Photo Editor, The Guardian

Gail Fletcher is a Photo Editor at The Guardian, where she develops and produces visual stories. She is also on faculty at the International Center of Photography and was previously an Associate Photo Editor at National Geographic. She has served as a juror for the Alexia Grant, Review Santa Fe, American Photography, and others, and she regularly reviews portfolios to help photographers and artists refine their best work. Originally from South Florida, she is now based in Brooklyn, New York.

The Guardian – https://www.theguardian.com/us