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Brockport —
Kitty Hubbard, associate professor of art at SUNY Brockport, has curated "Regarding Place: Photo Media Invitational," featuring images from various artists.
The exhibit will be on view at the college's Tower Fine Arts Center Gallery, located at 180 Holley St., from Jan. 25 through Feb. 19. An opening reception will take place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Jan. 24
Hubbard believes that the exhibit highlights the diversity of media and messages communicated through photo-based arts. "The photographic image is explored via the use of traditional, alternative, digital, video, audio, books and online communities, but the intentions of the artists go far beyond the media," Hubbard said. "I am really excited to have four outstanding, exciting, provocative, engaged photographers in this exhibit."
Hubbard has included additional programming to accompany the exhibit, including lectures, Skype chats with artists and workshops that will continue throughout the semester. For updated information regarding this ancillary programming, join the Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/200775753342780.
The four artists featured in the exhibit are:
Pinky Bass, "Contemplating My Internal Organs and Zodiac Perceptions"
Bass received her MFA in photography from Georgia State University in 1988 at age 52. Her work is included in numerous collections, including the High Museum and the Philadelphia Museum.
Angela Kelly, "Catharsis: Images of Post-Conflict Belfast"
Angela Kelly is originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland. She is currently an associate professor at Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester.
Molly Landreth, "Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America"
Molly Landreth is a Seattle-based artist who holds an MFA in photography, video and related media from the School of Visual Arts.
Suzanne E. Szucs, "Breathing in Place and Sketch 4 I.D. series"
Szucs currently teaches photography at the Rochester Community & Technical College. in Rochester, Minn.
The exhibit will be on view at the college's Tower Fine Arts Center Gallery, located at 180 Holley St., from Jan. 25 through Feb. 19. An opening reception will take place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Jan. 24
Hubbard believes that the exhibit highlights the diversity of media and messages communicated through photo-based arts. "The photographic image is explored via the use of traditional, alternative, digital, video, audio, books and online communities, but the intentions of the artists go far beyond the media," Hubbard said. "I am really excited to have four outstanding, exciting, provocative, engaged photographers in this exhibit."
Hubbard has included additional programming to accompany the exhibit, including lectures, Skype chats with artists and workshops that will continue throughout the semester. For updated information regarding this ancillary programming, join the Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/200775753342780.
The four artists featured in the exhibit are:
Pinky Bass, "Contemplating My Internal Organs and Zodiac Perceptions"
Bass received her MFA in photography from Georgia State University in 1988 at age 52. Her work is included in numerous collections, including the High Museum and the Philadelphia Museum.
Angela Kelly, "Catharsis: Images of Post-Conflict Belfast"
Angela Kelly is originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland. She is currently an associate professor at Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester.
Molly Landreth, "Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America"
Molly Landreth is a Seattle-based artist who holds an MFA in photography, video and related media from the School of Visual Arts.
Suzanne E. Szucs, "Breathing in Place and Sketch 4 I.D. series"
Szucs currently teaches photography at the Rochester Community & Technical College. in Rochester, Minn.
Kitty Hubbard, associate professor of art at SUNY Brockport, has curated "Regarding Place: Photo Media Invitational," featuring images from various artists.
The exhibit will be on view at the college's Tower Fine Arts Center Gallery, located at 180 Holley St., from Jan. 25 through Feb. 19. An opening reception will take place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Jan. 24
Hubbard believes that the exhibit highlights the diversity of media and messages communicated through photo-based arts. "The photographic image is explored via the use of traditional, alternative, digital, video, audio, books and online communities, but the intentions of the artists go far beyond the media," Hubbard said. "I am really excited to have four outstanding, exciting, provocative, engaged photographers in this exhibit."
Hubbard has included additional programming to accompany the exhibit, including lectures, Skype chats with artists and workshops that will continue throughout the semester. For updated information regarding this ancillary programming, join the Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/200775753342780.
The four artists featured in the exhibit are:
Pinky Bass, "Contemplating My Internal Organs and Zodiac Perceptions"
Bass received her MFA in photography from Georgia State University in 1988 at age 52. Her work is included in numerous collections, including the High Museum and the Philadelphia Museum.
Angela Kelly, "Catharsis: Images of Post-Conflict Belfast"
Angela Kelly is originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland. She is currently an associate professor at Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester.
Molly Landreth, "Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America"
Molly Landreth is a Seattle-based artist who holds an MFA in photography, video and related media from the School of Visual Arts.
Suzanne E. Szucs, "Breathing in Place and Sketch 4 I.D. series"
Szucs currently teaches photography at the Rochester Community & Technical College. in Rochester, Minn.
The exhibit will be on view at the college's Tower Fine Arts Center Gallery, located at 180 Holley St., from Jan. 25 through Feb. 19. An opening reception will take place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., Jan. 24
Hubbard believes that the exhibit highlights the diversity of media and messages communicated through photo-based arts. "The photographic image is explored via the use of traditional, alternative, digital, video, audio, books and online communities, but the intentions of the artists go far beyond the media," Hubbard said. "I am really excited to have four outstanding, exciting, provocative, engaged photographers in this exhibit."
Hubbard has included additional programming to accompany the exhibit, including lectures, Skype chats with artists and workshops that will continue throughout the semester. For updated information regarding this ancillary programming, join the Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/200775753342780.
The four artists featured in the exhibit are:
Pinky Bass, "Contemplating My Internal Organs and Zodiac Perceptions"
Bass received her MFA in photography from Georgia State University in 1988 at age 52. Her work is included in numerous collections, including the High Museum and the Philadelphia Museum.
Angela Kelly, "Catharsis: Images of Post-Conflict Belfast"
Angela Kelly is originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland. She is currently an associate professor at Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester.
Molly Landreth, "Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America"
Molly Landreth is a Seattle-based artist who holds an MFA in photography, video and related media from the School of Visual Arts.
Suzanne E. Szucs, "Breathing in Place and Sketch 4 I.D. series"
Szucs currently teaches photography at the Rochester Community & Technical College. in Rochester, Minn.
