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The Gallery at Equinox Village

Welcomes Matthew Lerman

Wednesday, July 14 – August 16

Matthew’s most deliciously awesome and adorable photographs will be displayed starting on Wed., July 14 with an opening reception from 5 to 6 p.m. at Equinox Village.

This is a very special exhibit featuring Matthew’s dazzling digital images depicting the biology/natural beauty in our environment. He will be exhibiting several images printed on aluminum. The aluminum substrate gives the pictures an incredible life-like modern quality.

Matthew Lerman, author and former professor of biology, marine ecology, and oceanography -has now turned full-time photographer. Matthew has dedicated his life to exploring nature and helping others see the beauty and splendor surrounding us.

Matthew (almost) was born with a camera in hand. Mom and dad encouraged him to take family photos using a box-shaped Kodak point and shoot camera equipped with large and cumbersome magnesium wire-filled flash bulbs. Early on Matthew realized that beyond those family snap shots existed an awesome and breathtaking natural world. A world filled with wonders infinitely more powerful than family portraits. This realization began to focus and crystallize the young photographer’s vision onto the natural world and before too long, voilà; a photographer-naturalist-biology professor was created.

Matthew’s dad had built a photographic darkroom in the basement of their home, and taught Matthew how to develop and print black/white images. The first image he developed was an x ray of his foot showing a fractured toe. Photographing life became a vital part of his life ! He delights in exposing the delicate, almost hidden beauty our world. Matthew’s photography attempts to portray a bit of the natural beauty in our environment —so that others may be inspired to love the land and appreciate the importance of preserving the health of our biosphere. Moreover, he loves showing the attractive side of life—making a rusty Mack Truck look cool or resurrecting a dying leaf as a beacon of everlasting beauty.

Jim and Pat Lee

16:03 14 Jan 20

We love our life at Equinox Village. The staff is outstanding, always bending over backwards to help in any way. Our apartment is spacious and light filled. Being on the ground floor means we have a patio and a garden. The menu choices are extensive and the food is excellent. There are many activities to keep us active and involved. Fellow residents are friendly and welcoming. Did I say we love living here??The Lees

Bubsy Tuttle

16:07 20 Feb 20

I have lived here at Equinox Village since my apartment was built, and have never ever regretted the move! Having been in the real estate business for 40 years, and built or renovated and lived in 12 homes, I was ready for no more home maintenance responsibilities! BEST move I ever made! No worries, terrific staff, wonderful food, still enjoy close by skiing, summer club, made life-long friends, as well as all my local buddies! I travel all over the world without worrying about my home, which by-the-way is spacious, high-ceilinged, sunny, with beautiful views! Come and visit!

Carol Gordon

21:41 13 Jan 20

I cannot give enough raves to Equinox Village! The staff is remarkable....friendly, helpful, supportive. The apartments are a nice size,the meals are excellent. Everyone who lives here agree that we all made thebest decision, ever, when we chose to live here.Carol Gordon

Donald Burd

15:51 29 Jan 20

Within the past year, we moved from our home in Manchester a couple miles up the road to Equinox Village.. In retrospect, it was the best move we could have made at this point on our life. Among so many positive features the club-like environment with large apartments; exceptional, caring staff; excellent food, and convenient location have all contributed to this conclusion.Don and Nancy Burd

Betsy Harbur

23:03 28 Apr 20

My mother was fortunate to live at Equinox Village for almost seven years. She was extremly happy there! Her apartment was spacious, with a full kitchen, laundry room, a beautiful view and lots of natural light. She adored her neighbors and all the other residents and made some very dear friends there over the years.The staff is wonderful, many of them have been there since the beginning and they go above and beyond every single day. Places like Equinox Village are hard to find, filled with warmth, a gracious staff and a group of incredibly interesting, and active residents. There are art shows, wonderful holiday events and unexpected daily treats! It's a pleasantly formal atmosphere with a nod towards comfort. The dining room is open for lunch and dinner and the food is very good! Many options, daily specials and over the years I've watched the healthy offerings increase with the overall changes in the way we eat nowadays. The soups are excellent!! And no one misses Sunday brunch!Kirt Sampson is the CEO and he impresses me again and again with the balancd way that he runs things. Most recently, his preparedness during the pandemic was weeks ahead of our nation!