Revisiting the Photographs of Marvin Morrison
Opening Reception: Friday, November 17, 5:30 - 7:30 PM 
Exhibition Dates: November 16, 2023 - May 20, 2024

Marvin Morrison was a lifelong Arizona farmer and a vernacular photographer. An early member of the successful Morrison Farms, alongside his brother, Kenneth, he also worked with community leaders to improve farming operations nationally.

 For years, while working the land and serving in local business, Marvin carried his camera – shooting the everyday and significant events in his daily life. Marvin’s images give a unique insight into a life most do not experience in today’s fast-paced world and they reveal his overwhelming dedication to the people, activities, and details of his family’s farmland.

This work, courtesy of Howard Morrison and the Morrison Family, was created when artist, Gina DeGideo, was commissioned to sift through hundreds of photographic prints, negatives, and color slides to create a series of prints representative of Marvin Morrison’s unique voice.

See more about this project here.

Memento Mori III
Opening Reception: Halloween Tuesday, October 31, 4 - 6 PM
Exhibition Dates: October 31 - November 9, 2023

Created in conjunction with ASU’s online Death and Photography class, "Memento Mori III" is a biennial group exhibition featuring artwork on the theme of mortality. We live in a death-denying culture, but while the western philosophy around death has been buried into social obscurity, the prevalence of serious contemporary artwork about death has been expanding.

"Memento mori" is a Latin phrase which translates to “remember you must die", and has served historically as a sentiment which affirms that facing the certainty of death has the perhaps unexpected effect of embracing life. 

This exhibition will showcase photo-based works from contemporary artists, each approaching the theme of death in their own unique way, spanning from literal to metaphorical, from deeply personal to abstract cultural interpretations. 

Cost: FREE
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM
Located at: Harry Wood Gallery, ASU Art Building, 900 S Forest Mall Tempe Arizona 85281
See more at: https://asuevents.asu.edu/event/memento-mori-iii?eventDate=2023-10-31

PHX ART NOW IV
Opening Reception: Thursday, October 13, 6 - 8 PM
Exhibition Dates: October 10 - November 10, 2022 

PHX ART NOW IV is a survey of contemporary art that consists of a wide cross-section of different concerns and artistic mediums. It aims to be a snapshot of art production in the valley of the sun without trying to impose a theme or thesis about what ties the work together. By embracing emerging and established artists alike, PHX ART NOW IV provides a place to experience more than fifty inspired voices that are having an impact in the Phoenix art scene and beyond.

Artists in the exhibition include: Kit Abate, Amanda Adkins, Shiva Alibadi, Kenaim Al-Shatti, Susan Allred, James Angel, Laura Spaulding Best, Granville Carroll, Barbara Kemp Cowlin, Estevan Curiel, Cam DeCaussin, Gina DeGideo, Talia J Dudley, Edgar Fernandez, Shaunté Glover, Rachel Goodwin, Adam Jackson, Adriene Jenik, Armida Kielty, Mary Meyer, Miguel Monzón, Allison Moyers, Daniella Napolitano, Aimee Ollinger, Lola Panco, Madison Pennisi, Cyd Peroni, Olivia Phare, Gregory Place, Brandi Reed, Lily Reeves, Justin Rodier, Tess Mosko Scherer, Callendra Schultz, BK Skaggs, Buzzy Sullivan, Kim Sweet, Jeffrey Teuton, Theo Beatty, John Tuomisto-Bell, John Vasquez, Zach Valent, Chris Vena, Luke Watson, Christy Wittmer, Danielle Wood and many more!

For more information, visit: https://www.mesacc.edu/arts/venues/art-gallery
FREE and Open to the Public

FIRE & WATER
Exhibition Dates: September 24 - December 31, 2022
Opening Reception: October 1, 6 - 9 PM

Explore the relationships between people and the environment through the diverse voices of local and national artists. FIRE & WATER brings attention to the fragility of resources in the Southwest and the consequences of inaction to climate change.

The Gallery at TCA is OPEN Tuesday - Saturday, 10 AM - 5 PM

The Gallery at TCA provides visitors a space for thoughtful and engaging art experiences. FREE admission, tours and outreach programs are available year-round. Large-scale rotating exhibitions include a wide variety of local, regional and international artists, as well as themes of popular culture and interest.

Over the past fourteen years, the Gallery at TCA has produced more than 150 large and small-scale art exhibitions and featured more than 2,500 local and national artists. New and exciting exhibitions continue to be developed with a special focus to broaden the mind, relate to multiple age groups and create interest in a variety of fields and subjects.

Gallery Admission:  FREE
Phone Number:  (480) 350-2867
See more at: https://www.tempecenterforthearts.com/gallery/gallery-at-tca

The First 40 Years
Exhibition Dates: January 2022 - December 2022
Location: The Morrison Institute for Public Policy within the ASU Watts College Building

In celebration of the 40th-year anniversary of the foundation of the Morrison Institute at Arizona State University, selected works from the series Revisiting the Photographs of Marvin Morrison are on display at ASU Watts College in Phoenix, Arizona all year! Visit the building to see the photographs, spanning the second half of the 20th-century.

Read more about the exhibition at: https://spa.asu.edu/content/exhibition-features-farming-ranching-legacy-morrison-institutes-namesake-family

What is Left

Eye Lounge
Exhibition Dates: October 15 - November 7, 2021
Opening Reception: Third Friday, October 15, 6 - 9 PM

Eye Lounge presents What is Left, a new multimedia exhibition by artist Gina DeGideo. This work examines the surroundings and remnants from the literal pathways traveled over the past year-and-a-half, between her and her father’s homes.

As a natural explorer, confined to the limited movements at home throughout most of 2020 until now, she takes a closer look at the dynamic and ever-changing landscapes below her feet and above-head. Whether finding a portal to another universe in a backyard puddle or seeing millions of years into history in the sky out her front door, this work reflects on discovering the deepest truths from the tiny worlds that surround all of us.

Join the artist for her third and final solo exhibition at Eye Lounge: Fridays, 6 - 9 PM, Saturdays, 1- 5 PM, and Sundays, 11 AM - 3 PM. The gallery is also accessible daily from our next-door neighbors at MADE Art Boutique.

See more at: https://www.eyelounge.com/exhibitions/gina-degideo

Memento Mori: Memento Vivere

September 9 - October 9, 2021
Opening Reception: Friday, September 17, 6 - 9 PM
First Friday Reception: Friday, October 1, 6 - 9 PM

"Memento mori memento vivere" is a latin phrase which translates to “remember you must die, so remember to live,” a sentiment which affirms that facing the certainty of our own mortality has the perhaps unexpected effect of embracing life more fully. We live in a death-denying culture, but while the western philosophy around death has been buried into social obscurity, the prevalence of serious contemporary artwork about death has been expanding. Created in conjunction with ASU's online Death and Photography class, Memento Mori: Memento Vivere is a group exhibition showcasing image-based works, including historic photographers from the Northlight Gallery’s Solari Collection, as well as contemporary artists, each approaching the theme of death in their own unique way, spanning from literal to symbolic, from deeply personal to broader cultural interpretations.

Gallery Hours: Thursday - Saturday, 12 - 5 PM
Located at: Northlight Gallery, 605 E Grant St, Phoenix, AZ 85004
See more at: https://art.asu.edu/galleries-and-facilities/northlight-gallery

Works in Progress: Convergence

Eye Lounge artists Gina DeGideo, Megan Driving Hawk, and Charles Kurre share new works in progress from their broader bodies of work during the weekend pop-up exhibition, Convergence. Each artist experiments with new practices and concepts in the development of their forthcoming artwork.

Visit the artists in the gallery from Friday, August 13th – Sunday, August 15th for this 1-weekend show!

Gallery Hours:
Friday, 6 – 9 PM
Saturday, 1 – 5 PM
Sunday, 11 AM – 3 PM

See more at Eye Lounge: https://www.eyelounge.com/exhibitions/convergence-wip

20/20: 20 YEARS OF EYE LOUNGE

Grant Street Studios: Step Gallery & Northlight Gallery
Exhibition Dates: October 15 - 24, 2020
Opening Reception: Third Friday, October 16, 6 - 9 PM

In honor of our 20-year anniversary, Eye Lounge is proud to announce 20/20: 20 Years of Eye Lounge. This retrospective exhibition, held in conjunction with ASU Step and Northlight Galleries, features works from over 50 past and current Eye Lounge artists, spanning the collective’s rich 20-year contemporary art history.

Located in downtown Phoenix on Roosevelt Row, Eye Lounge is an artist-run, contemporary arts space, committed to fostering emerging and established Arizona visual artists. The collective was founded in 2000 by Greg Esser and Cindy Dach, originally as a migratory group of artists with a desire to work together collaboratively to build exhibition opportunities.

During its 20-year history, Eye Lounge members have been cutting-edge, contemporary artists working in all media, who have gone on to exhibit their work nationally and internationally. Former members are art faculty at colleges and universities, directors at non-profit art centers, and successful working artists. Many are alumni of or faculty at Arizona State University as well, which was a key factor in partnering with the university on this exhibition. While Eye Lounge continues to promote promising Arizona artists monthly in its Phoenix location, this broader exhibition gives us the opportunity to exhibit the expanded work of many former and current Eye Lounge artists together in one space.

We are excited to present this significant exhibition at Grant Street Studios this Fall! We hope you will join us on Friday, October 16, 6 – 9 PM (details to attend will be announced) for our Opening Reception. Meet many of the artists in the show and see the work that has been such an important part of downtown Phoenix’s arts culture for the past two decades.

Fore more info visit: https://www.eyelounge.com/exhibitions/2020-retrospective

Of Heaven and Earth by Gina DeGideo

Exhibition Dates: October 16 - November 8, 2020
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 17, 2 - 6 PM (Open House)

Eye Lounge presents a solo exhibition Of Heaven and Earth, with new work by Gina DeGideo. This show invites viewers in for a deep breath and a contemplative look at photographic images, video and text exploring the place we inhabit between earth and spirit.

Please join the artist during the open house reception on Saturday, October 17, 2 - 6 PM. Masks and distancing required, maximum capacity enforced.

Proceeds from the exhibition sales will benefit Art for Life, a local arts organization co-founded by the artist, to bring arts supplies, materials and arts education to youth living in impoverished areas worldwide. 50% of all sales will go directly to benefit the young artists we serve.

Regular Gallery Hours:
Fridays, 6 - 9 PM, Upon Appointment Only (Email: eyelounge@gmail.com at least 24 hours in advance)
Saturdays, 1 - 5 PM
Sundays, 11 AM - 3PM
AND enter through MADE Art Boutique:
Monday - Friday, 12 - 6 PM

INSIGHT: eye lounge

MOOD ROOM at Park Central
September 5 – September 19, 2020
Open House + Reception: Saturday, September 5, noon-6 PM(Open House) & 6 - 9 PM (Reception)

Eye Lounge collective presents INSIGHT, an exhibition highlighting the collective’s current eleven artists and their individual approaches to ways of seeing. Utilizing photography, painting, installation, fibers, ceramics and multimedia, the artists explore the concept of sight and reflections through time. 

Originally scheduled for March / April 2020, the physical exhibition was canceled due to COVID-19 and instead appeared on the collective’s website. In the past four months many of the artists have expanded upon the work presented in the online exhibition and created new work. INSIGHT at ARTLINK‘s Mood Room Gallery is both a physical manifestation and an evolution of the original exhibition. 

INSIGHT features the work of Susan Allred, Kat Davis, Gina DeGideo, Mikey Foster Estes, Lena Klett, Charles Kurre, Amy Sansbury Manning, Kristen Miologos, Tess Mosko Scherer, Cyd Peroni, and Christy Wittmer.

Gallery Hours are Wednesday through Saturday, 12 - 4 PM
Location: Mood Room Gallery at Park Central 3121 N. 3rd Avenue, Phoenix, AZ.
About Eye Lounge: Eye Lounge is an artist-run collective and contemporary art space committed to fostering emerging and established visual artists in downtown Phoenix. The collective was established in 2000 and is a founding member of Roosevelt Row. 

#WIP: Works in Progress
Exhibition Dates: August 14 - 16, 2020

A group exhibition by Eye Lounge member artists exploring their creative processes, use of materials, and the concepts that influence their work. Participating artists are Susan Allred, Kat Davis, Gina DeGideo, Mikey Foster Estes, Lena Klett, Charles Kurre, Amy Sansbury Manning, Kristen Miologos, Cyd Peroni, Tess Mosko Scherer, and Christy Wittmer.

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20/20 INSIGHT

 Exhibition Dates: March 20 - April 12, 2020
VIEW THE ONLINE EXHIBITION

In honor of twenty years as a contemporary arts collective in Phoenix, Eye Lounge presents 20/20 INSIGHT, featuring work by Susan Allred Prosser, Kat Davis, Gina DeGideo, Mikey Foster Estes, Lena Klett, Charles Kurre, Kristen Miologos, Tess Mosko Scherer, Cyd Peroni, Amy Sansbury Manning and Christy Wittmer. This exhibition highlights the collective's eleven artists and their individual approaches to ways of seeing. Utilizing photography, painting, installation, fibers, ceramics and multimedia, the artists explore the concept of sight and reflections through time.

COVID-19 UPDATE

In accordance with the most updated CDC and State of Arizona recommendations, we have decided to cancel the 20/20 INSIGHT physical exhibition, which was scheduled for March 20 - April 12, and will move to a virtual platform. All demonstrations and mini-workshops scheduled for this coming weekend have also been canceled.

As we stay committed to the practice of social distancing, it is important to us that we continue to be a space that fosters community connectedness through art. As such, we will be migrating to a virtual space for the time being, beginning with our upcoming group exhibition 20/20 INSIGHT -- more details to follow soon. 

In the meanwhile, stay connected with us through our socials, website, and newsletter to stay up-to-date with upcoming virtual events and happenings, or just to say hi.

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Opening Reception: Friday, February 14, 6 - 9 PM
Exhibition Open: Saturday, February 15, 1 - 5 PM & Sunday, February 16, 11 AM - 3 PM

Please join us for #WIP: Work in Progress, an exhibition by eye lounge artists on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, February 14 - 16, 2020. This pop-up exhibition of works in progress, shows the range of processes and media used by the collective's members. These works from their studios include painting, photography, mixed media, video, fibers, ceramics, and sculpture.

Due to patio construction, please enter the building through Made Art Boutique on the corner of 5th St. & Roosevelt.

See more at http://eyelounge.com

Memento Mori: Exhibition on Photography and Death
Opening Reception: Third Friday, September 20, 6 - 9 PM
Exhibition Dates: September 19 - 29, 2019

We live in a death-denying culture. We fear the unknown and what could be more unknown than what exists beyond our living reality?So, we have created mythology around it, fabricated a number of stories to help us cope, but in daily life, we typically ignore it. However, times are changing, and there is a growing need to come to terms with our own mortality.

Artists historically are the cultural disseminators, particularly of difficult to digest ideas, and the subject of death is not new. One simply need to look to the 17th century vanitas paintings, or the Victorian post-mortem photography to find historic examples. While the western philosophy around death has been buried into social obscurity, the prevalence of serious contemporary artwork about death has been expanding. Memento Mori will showcase a collection of works from contemporary artists, each approaching the theme of death and photography in their own unique way, spanning from literal to symbolic, from deeply personal to abstract cultural interpretations.

Gallery Hours: Thursday - Saturday, 12 - 5 PM
For more information visit: https://asuevents.asu.edu/content/memento-mori

Take a Moment
Exhibition Dates: September 1 - December 11, 2019

How do we make sense of the busy world around us? For two Phoenix area artists, it means making art that requires people to stop, look and think. Paige Reesor’s tiny paintings of local buildings and popular landscapes make familiar sites seem newly discovered again. She creates these images with hopes that people will revisit these popular locations in their minds. Gina DeGideo’s work is also about pausing to observe and appreciate the things she sees and experiences. She purposely takes time during her day to take photographs. The process helps her to slow down, and really think. This exhibition explores how two artists use art making to center themselves amid the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Both artists share their work in hopes that viewers will also be drawn in and take a moment to enjoy.

Exhibition Dates: March 15 – April 14, 2019
Third Friday Opening Reception: March 15, 6 – 9PM (Art Detour Weekend: March 15 – March 17)
First Friday Reception: April 5, 6 – 10PM

In the Blink of an Eye features work by eye lounge member artists, Samantha Lyn Aasen, Kit Abate, Kat Davis, Gina DeGideo, Mikey Foster Estes, Tess Mosko Scherer, Brianna Noble, Elizabeth Odiorne, Cyd Peroni and Kim Sweet. This showcase of pieces from each artist features techniques and ideas essential to their practices. The title is a play on words about ‘the zone’ an artist is in while making art — time stops, it feels like a blink. Yet art making takes days, weeks, sometimes months to create.

Please join us in an opening reception for this never-before-shown at eye lounge artwork on Friday March 15th to meet the artists and see the spectrum of skills and expression in this special Artlink exhibition. Each artist shares works from their unique style of art making: painting, photography, mixed-media, video, fibers and sculpture.

Eye Lounge will be open for artist sharings and art activities throughout the weekend. Visit us Saturday, March 16th from 1pm-5pm and Sunday, March 17th from 11am-3pm to talk with a member from the collective as they demonstrate and share their creative processes with you.

http://eyelounge.com/2019/03/11/in-the-blink-of-an-eye/

ALONG THE WAY BY GINA DEGIDEO
SOLO EXHIBITION AT
EYE LOUNGE

January 18 - February 10, 2019
Third Friday Opening Reception on January 18, 6 - 9 PM
First Friday Reception on February 1, 6 - 10 PM

Gina DeGideo presents Along the Way in her first solo showing of this photographic work at Eye Lounge. For over five years DeGideo has been using a simple plastic camera and film to photograph her intuitive response to the things and people encountered in her daily path. What began as a way to keep functioning creatively while too busy with traditional life roles, has become a visual journey through the chaos of life and the revelation of unexpected beauty and peace discovered within those moments of our subconscious.

Eye Lounge is located at 419 E. Roosevelt St. Phoenix, AZ 85004
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ALL EYES

Exhibition Dates: December 21, 2018 - January 13, 2019
Third Friday Opening Reception: December 21, 6 - 9PM
First Friday Reception: January 4, 6 - 10PM

Eye Lounge presents the work of all it's current artists: Samantha Lyn Aasen, Kit Abate, Kat Davis, Gina DeGideo, Mikey Foster Estes, Tess Mosko Scherer, Brianna Noble, Elizabeth Odiorne, Cyd Peroni and Kim Sweet.

Each artist shares works from their larger bodies of painting, photography, mixed-media, video and sculpture. Eye Lounge is a central Phoenix, artist-run collective gallery that often pushes the boundaries of contemporary art. The gallery is committed to fostering emerging and established visual artists.

Join us for an Opening Reception and meet the artists on Third Friday, December 21, 6 - 9PM!

For more information, visit http://eyelounge.com

#WIP
Works In Progress from Eye Lounge Artists

Join us for one weekend only as we take a closer look at works in progress from present Eye Lounge Members. This pop-up show provides a view into the working studios of all of the Eye Lounge artists as the collective prepares to bid farewell to several longtime members and welcomes in new members.

Eye Lounge is one of the few artist collectives in Arizona, operating in downtown Phoenix for over 18 years. The artist-run, contemporary art space is committed to fostering emerging and established visual artists. New exhibitions by member artists open monthly.

Join us for the #WIP Opening Reception on Friday, September 14th, 6 - 9PM to meet the artists behind Eye Lounge and to get a sneak peek at what they are creating before it’s finished! This pop-up exhibition will also be on view Saturday, September 15th, from 1 - 5PM.

For more information visit: http://eyelounge.com/

Presentation is Key
Three Tuesdays Evenings, May 15, 22, and 29, 6:30 - 8:30PM

You’ve edited a fantastic body of images and are ready to share it with the world. Discover the best presentation styles to finalize your portfolio of work. Whether you are preparing prints for a portfolio-viewing, exhibition, to make a book, or simply to complete a personal portfolio project, we’ll cover a range of printing and presentation styles important to best exhibiting your two-dimensional artwork.

This three-day seminar offers a peer-based group of dedicated participants to discuss printing and display methods for your specific art. You will learn new techniques for matting, framing, and book-forms to complete the perfect presentation for your final portfolio or body of work. Leave this seminar with the tools to present your finished artwork.

This seminar is a great follow-on to Writing About Your Art, and 2D artists of every experience level with a body of work are encouraged to register.

Register at https://artintersection.com/event/seminar-presentation-is-key/

Writing About Your Art
Three Thursday Evenings, April 12, 19, 26, 6:30 – 8:30pm

You have edited down a body of work and are ready to share it. Now learn how to enhance your visual art with supporting text that helps others to effectively engage. The written word is an extremely important component to creating a powerful body of work, whether it is an artist statement, book text, or a creative writing piece that accompanies your visual art.

No matter your writing experience, this three-session seminar will help you open the doors to creatively writing about your visual work. In this peer-based group, with artists and writers of all levels, you will learn new writing techniques and finalize a written piece to accompany a visual arts project of each participant’s choosing.

This seminar is a great precursor to Presentation is Key. Artists of every media and experience level are encouraged to register.

Register at https://artintersection.com/event/seminar-writing-about-your-art/

Building Your Body of Work
Three Tuesday Evenings, March 13, 20, 27, 6:30 – 8:30pm

You’ve been photographing what engages you, maybe with an intended project and maybe not, now what? Find your creative vision as you work with a peer group of photographers and artists to distill your images and ideas into a cohesive body of work.

This three-session seminar guides you through narrowing a bulk of images to a concise portfolio or body of work with the help of a dedicated group. Whether you are building a photo book, preparing for a portfolio review, or just finalizing a series of images, you will leave this seminar prepared to complete your body of work.

Participants must already have a large group of at least thirty 2-dimensional works ready to be edited.

For more details and to register: 
https://artintersection.com/event/seminar-series-building-your-body-of-work/

Myths Legends and Dreams
PhotoPlace Gallery (Online)

Photography has the ability to make visible scenes that never did or never could exist, thus providing artists with the ability to fabricate stories, create legends, and delve into self-reflection. For this exhibition, we seek images that bring us into your world of fantasy and reflection.

We are very pleased that Amy Holmes George has agreed to jury this exhibit. She will select approximately 35 images for exhibition in our Middlebury, Vermont gallery, and an additional 35 images for our Online Gallery Annex. 

Juror’s Statement

Wow! What a thrill and an honor to review such compelling and thought-provoking imagery with extraordinary levels of ingenuity. Thanks to all the artists who shared their work with me. The theme Myths, Legends, and Dreams lends itself to a rich and multi-interpretational platform for making art—art that can be playful and haunting, abstract and representational as well as literal and imagined. You will see all approaches considered in the works selected for this exhibition. These images stand as a testament to the ever-broadening definition of the medium of photography, while also offering refreshing takes on classic tales, dreamscapes, and difficult-to-explain phenomena.

I believe there is an element of magic that unites all this work, along with the unusual capacity to connect with the viewer in deeply profound ways. I was especially fascinated by images that emerged from developed bodies of work, in which the artist is pursuing a cohesive photographic vision. It’s always exciting to discover an artist who understands how to harmonize his/her creative voice, establishing a signature style that can be easily identified yet does not appear formulaic, familiar, or redundant. Also, I encountered a lot of work that surprised me with its clever transcendental quality—taking me somewhere else, a place of the artist’s invention. Much of the beauty of a photograph is in its inherent nature to communicate a “truth.” However, many of the images in this show challenged my sense of what’s real by fabricating a convincing “new reality.”

- Amy Holmes-George

See the exhibition at https://photoplacegallery.com/online-juried-shows/myths-legends-and-dreams/gallery/online-gallery

INFOCUS Member's Exhibition 2018
Exhibition Dates: March 2 - 30, 2018
Opening Reception: Third Friday, March 16, 6 - 9pm

We invite you to visit the Studio Gallery at the FOUND:RE Phoenix Hotel in March to view an exhibition of photography produced by INFOCUS members. All visitors are encouraged to vote on their favorite photograph – at the end of the exhibition, the artist with the most votes is honored with the Viewers' Choice Award and given the opportunity to present their work during an artist talk at Phoenix Art Museum the following year. The free public opening reception is March 16 from 6-9pm.

Located at FOUND:RE Phoenix Hotel
See details at http://www.infocus-phxart.org/calendar.html

Unique: Alternative Processes
with Juror Christina Z. Anderson at A. Smith Gallery
Exhibition Dates: November 24, 2017 - January 14, 2018
Reception: November 25, 4 - 8PM & December 16, 4 - 8PM

Four of my unique cyanotype on stone tile pieces from the series Flex will be on view.
Read more: http://asmithgallery.com/exhibitions/unique-alternative-processes/

Opening Reception: Thursday, April 27, 6 - 8PM
Exhibition Dates: April 26 - June 1, 2017
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10AM - 3PM

The Shemer Art Center will feature work in a variety of media that celebrates photography as an object and art form. The objective is to question the notion of photography, and focus on alternative modes of image-making that generate a presence, carries weight, or evokes an emotive response. The jurors: Jace Becker, Joshua Haunschild, and Kari Wehrs are MFA Candidates in the Arizona State University Photography Program. Their interests encompass a desire to redefine photography in the digital age.