Byron Carr’s work will make you think fall

Tim Goodwin—Insider staffThe work of Byron Carr is currently hanging in the Kimball-Jenkins Estate mansion through Nov. 1.
View from Gould Hill. (TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff)
Tim Goodwin / Insider staffWith the calendar now reading October, it’s only natural to start thinking about bright fall colors taking over our scenic landscape. While it’s still a little early for the peak foliage to be around us, you can capture plenty of it in the work of Byron Carr. Carr’s show, appropriately entitled Autumnal, is currently hanging in the Kimball-Jenkins Estate mansion through the end of October, with an artist reception on Thursday, from 5 to 7 p.m. Top left: Mountain Stream in Fall. Top right: The Big Bend. Bottom left: Bartlett at Sunset. Middle: View from Gould Hill.
The Big Bend. (Tim Goodwin / Insider staff)
Tim Goodwin—Insider staffThe work of Byron Carr is currently hanging in the Kimball-Jenkins Estate mansion through Nov. 1.
Mountain Stream in Fall. (TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff)
Tim Goodwin—Insider staffThe work of Byron Carr is currently hanging in the Kimball-Jenkins Estate mansion through Nov. 1.
Bartlett at Sunset. (TIM GOODWIN / Insider staff)

With the calendar now reading October, it’s only natural to start thinking about bright fall colors taking over our scenic landscape. While it’s still a little early for the peak foliage to be around us, you can capture plenty of it in the work of Byron Carr. Carr’s show, appropriately entitled Autumnal, is currently hanging in the Kimball-Jenkins Estate mansion through the end of October, with an artist reception on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m.

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