Saint Paul's Cathedral, Boston 1913

Editor: This is Sears Gallagher’s “Saint Paul’s Cathedral, Boston.” It feels like a fleeting moment captured in time. What strikes you about this print? Curator: I see a dance between permanence and ephemerality. The Cathedral, a symbol of enduring faith, is softened by the hazy light and the almost ghostly figures passing by. It's like Gallagher is reminding us that even the most steadfast things are subject to the flow of time. Does it evoke a certain nostalgia for you? Editor: It does. It makes me think about how cities are constantly changing. Curator: Exactly! And how art helps us freeze those moments, like a whisper from the past.