Light, Landscape and Livestock: The Photography of Nadine Levin

For over 25 years, Nadine Levin has been capturing the beauty of the world that surrounds us through her innovative and elegant photography. Often riding horseback to capture her Western images, she creates a uniquely feminine portrayal of this predominately masculine and conventional world. Conversely, her infrared images reveal her contemporary vision and desire to expand her art beyond the traditional.

Nadine believes that work that evokes emotion is the mark of true art, and this is what she strives to accomplish. Her first love is the American West and no where is  that more evident than in her exhibition, “Light, Landscape and Livestock: The Photography of Nadine Levin,” opening March 4, 2016 at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame’s  new Anne Marion Gallery. Included in the show are shots from 2007 Hall of Fame Honoree Terry Stuart Forst’s 7S Stuart Ranch, the oldest ranch in the Oklahoma under continuous family ownership.