Cleared Hot! - Media and Public Recognition
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Cleared Hot! - Media and Public Recognition |
| Home Cleared Hot! - An exclusive and personal photographic journey into the United States Air Force Click on the following links to read more about this exciting project, exhibition and national tour which is concluding at the National Museum Of The US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio this October 2007. Over 650,000 visitor's are expected to see the exhibition during the six months it will be displayed in the Hall Of Honor Gallery: Cleared Hot! - About This Project Combat Warriors - Photographs From The Cleared Hot ! Project Main Website: Skyscapes Nature Sign Of The Times Special Projects: The Spotlight Collection - An artistic take on people in the industries of music,entertainment and sports - a work in progress Playground Of The Gods - This exciting project about this artististic take on a natural phenomenon that is millions of years old, will be announced shortly Cleared Hot! - An exclusive and personal photographic journey into the United States Air Force - Click on this link to read more about this exciting project, exhibition and national tour which is concluding at the National Museum Of The US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio this October 2007. Over 650,000 visitor's are expecting to see the exhibition during the six months it will be displayed in the Hall Of Honor Gallery. Too Many Wheels - Too many wheels, held in high esteem, for too long a part of everyday life, with coming of age and retirement years, these items of pride and nostalgia, just tin and tires....a work in progress |
Nicholas Price's Cleared Hot! Exhibition and National Tour is concluding at the National Museum Of The US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio this October 26th 2007 through to April 1st 2008. Over 650,000 visitor's are expected to see the exhibition during the six months it will be displayed in the Hall Of Honor Gallery: Here is a description of the opening evening of the reception: About 500 people attended the opening of the exhibit which included a magnificent performance by the US Air Force Band of Flight. Lt Col Alan Sierichs the Commander of the Band paid tribute to Nicholas by recounting his journey to capture these photos of the men and women who make up our armed forces. The Band performed live music specially written by Senior Master Sargent Ken Miller for this Band while selected images of the Cleared Hot! Exhibit was portrayed on two 10' screens. The title of the musical piece was "Flight". The crowd showed great appreciation with lengthy applause following the tribute. Col Sierichs actually eliminated the normal intermission to allow people the time and opportunity to tour the exhibition following the concert. There was a lot of interest in the photographs. The audience was a combination of active duty military, retired military, civil leaders, community partners, and people who had an interest in photography but also enjoyed the concert. All of the Military Services were represented. I heard many people explaining to their guest what they were seeing in the photos…uniforms, vehicles, weapons, aircraft. Others silently viewed each photo. By far the German Shepherd wearing the goggles was the picture that got the biggest reaction. Always laughter, lots of questions. I heard MajGen (Ret) Charles Metcalf, the Director of the National Museum of the USAF say that this was his personal favorite of the collection. Classy, Impressive, Interesting, Touching, Enjoyable…. were a few of the comments I heard as people departed the Museum. I'm sure many veterans and guests will enjoy the Exhibit during its tenure at the National Museum. - Teresa Montgomery, Director of Special Events, National Museum of the USAF. Photographs of the Nicholas A. Price Cleared Hot! Exhibition now showing at the National Museum of the US Air Force's Hall of Honor Gallery.
Click images to view larger photos. Photos Courtesy of the National Museum of the US Air Force Online Article/News About The Nicholas A. Price Cleared Hot! Exhibition Dayton Convention and Visitors Bureau Hulic.com - Citizen Journalists (read the review at the bottom of the page) More media will be posted shortly Below are just some of the comments signed in our guest book from the thousands that have visited the Cleared Hot! Exhibition during 2006/2007 . "Excellent gallery. Shows all different aspects of military life in a way that makes you feel (like) you're there."- C. Barr "Very moving. Catches the serious and the goofy. Thank you!"- Susan N. "Captures the power, might and humanity of our air force. My dad served 26 years and I never get tired of getting' misty eyed – Thanks"- Anonymous "Excellent Work- Precise!"- Capt. Don Johnson "The Pictures were awesome. They really express the (Air force)"- J. Hunter, aged 9 "I loved the pictures. They are nice and sweet."- Alexis Hunter, aged 7 "Beautiful Collection! You caught moments that could never be expressed in words!"- Kay T "Outstanding display! Thank you for helping to capture more of the "heart" of our armed forces" - Jason Davis "The pictures make an extra statement being black and white. I thought they were beautiful, serious and powerful" – Anonymous |
Press and Media Coverage: 2008 Cincinnati Magazine 2007 National Museum Oof the US Air Force, Dayton, Ohio Dayton (Ohio) Convention and Vistors Bureau Flypast Magazine Air Force Museum Foundation Pahrump Valley Times The Mirror Channel 41 News (3 part series) Kidz Talk Ion Channel Channel 30 News Cable Channel 62 Spotlight Magazine Stephens Media View News 2006 Nellis TV, The Pentagon Channel, Channel 1 and Channel 4 Bullseye Newspaper Herritage To Horizons Lunchtime With Ira at The Las Vegas Hilton (link to radio and TV broadcast coming soon) Other media coming shortly.... Thank you for your patience |
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