“The Art of Sound and Movement” Exhibit

Photographs offer a portal into some of dance and music’s most fleeting moments in “The Art of Sound and Movement,” on display at Holden Luntz Gallery in Palm Beach February 22 to March 18.

This collection of 30 images includes Harry Benson’s serendipitous snap of James Brown doing a split in Atlanta, Ray Charles’ enigmatic smile as seen through Norman Seeff’s lens, and Barbara Morgan’s legendary look inside Martha Graham’s kinetic world.

The exhibit also showcases contemporary shots, most notably a selection by NYC Dance Project’s Ken Browar and Deborah Ory. The husband-and-wife team photographed the athletic feats and emotional interactions of more than 70 dancers, such as Charlotte Landreau, from the world’s most renowned dance companies, then published them last October in the book The Art of Movement (Black Dog & Leventhal, $50).