'Native Places: Drawing as a Way of Seeing' is a collection of 64 of Frank Harmon’s watercolor sketches – of buildings, landscapes and cityscapes, everyday objects and ordinary places -- paired with brief essays inspired by those sketches. The sketches, some as much as 30 years old, convey the delight he finds in each subject. The short essays never repeat what is visible in the sketches. Instead, they elucidate ideas and thoughts sparked by those images and offer his fresh interpretations of ordinary things.