_By _CLARENCE H. WHITE
_An Interview with Henry Hoyt Moore_
“What notable events, Mr. White, have occurred in the photographic world
during the year 1920?”
“Perhaps no outstanding event, either on the art side or the scientific
aspect of photography, has marked the year. A steady progress, however,
in the direction of a better appreciation of photographic art is apparent.
This is seen, for one thing, in the numerous exhibitions that have been
held. Confining our attention to American exhibitions, I would remark
that instead of, as in former years, having one big exhibition in
Baltimore or Philadelphia or some other city, there are now active centers
all over the country—there is a regularly established international salon
in Los Angeles, and the well-known Pittsburgh Salon, and regularly
established exhibitions in Portland and Toronto. There are groups of
enthusiastic workers in all these centers. There are also exhibitions of
photographic art regularly held in many of the museums of the country.”