Signs of the Adirondacks | Lake Placid Institute Roundtable | August 10
- Cambria Hotel Lake Placid 2127 Saranac Avenue Lake Placid, NY, 12946 United States (map)
The Lake Placid Institute Presents Julie Betts Testwuide
The acclaimed photographer appears at a John C. Bogle Adirondack Roundtable.
Photographer Julie Betts Testwuide.
Join award-winning photographer and artist Julie Betts Testwuide at a John C. Bogle Adirondack Roundtable as she shares stories and images of her photographic journey through the Adirondacks and around the globe over the past 40 years.
Julie also recently published Signs of the Adirondacks, a book that documents the unique and colorful signs of Adirondack landmarks, businesses, and places of particular interest.
A lifelong passion for photography and art.
Testwuide’s career spans over four decades, starting as a freelance photographer in 1981. Testwuide worked for major corporations and print publications covering sporting events, celebrities and various assignments across the country.
Testwuide then transitioned to creating fine art pieces, often combining her artistic photography with painting. Her work has sold through galleries to clients worldwide.
The past decade, Testwuide has been prolific in capturing images of wild horses around the globe and sells them in commanding sizes in galleries and on her website: www.juliearts.com.
The Roundatable takes place at 8:30 am at the Cambria Hotel Lake Placid. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Lake Placid Center for the Arts website.
About the John C. Bogle Roundtable Series
The John C. Bogle Adirondack Roundtable Series is an arts and humanities program modeled on Boston’s Copley Roundtable, a discussion group of civic leaders that would invite speakers to present at informal mid-week luncheons.
The Roundtables are breakfast presentations, and each summer, they bring world-class presenters to speak on topics of local, national, and international importance in the fields of politics and foreign policy, economics and finance, philosophy and philanthropy, and the visual and performing arts. John C. Bogle (1929-2019) was the Chair Emeritus of The Adirondack Roundtable.
If the name is familiar, it’s because John Clifton "Jack" Bogle (May 8, 1929 – January 16, 2019) may likely have been part of your 401(k) account or pension plan. An American investor, business magnate and philanthropist, Jack Bogle was the founder and chief executive of The Vanguard Group and is credited with popularizing the index fund.
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