Pete Turner Photographs
In The Color of Jazz award-winning photographer Pete Turner performs magic with color, and his photographs graced some of the best and most important album covers of the last half - century. The Color of Jazz is a comprehensive look at the design collaboration between Turner and jazz producer Cree Taylor, whose album covers revolutionized album cover art and created and entirely new level of Jazz record collecting.
Selected Works
Other Exhibitions You May Enjoy
Tamary Kudita: Fabrics of Man, Family, and Society
Currently Exhibited in
Gallery
For some, Zimbabwe is a distant paradise, both mystical and wonderful whilst for others the concept of a lived reality operates as an absolute truth which is determined by the material conditions of the world in which we live. We too are longing for a paradise, where social equality exists defined by harmony, peace, and hope. It is a wonderful thought, isn’t it, that such a place would exist!
Alessandro Sarno - "The Spirit of a People: Portraits and Slices of Life in The Islands of The Bahamas"
Currently Exhibited in
Board Room
Alessandro Sarno is a Milan based artist who began his journey into photography in 2008 on the porch of The Betsy Hotel. As this artist’s muse, it seems fitting that The Betsy would be the host of Alessandro’s first Miami Exhibit.
Carlos Andres Cruz – “Betsy’s CEO’s (Canine Executive Officers): Katie, Betsy and Rosa"
Currently Exhibited in
Underground Gallery
Carlos Andres Cruz is a dog photographer who specializes in creating images that reflect the dynamism, joy, and character of dogs in relaxed, enjoyable environments.
