A group exhibtion of works by students in Professor John Opera's Historical and Experimental Photography class.
In the Department of Art Project Space
Center For the Arts, Room 155
On View: Wednesday, April 2, 2025
Reception: 5-7PM
The photography in this exhibition was created for the course: ART 340LAB - Historic and Experimental Photo Techniques
This course explores various historical and alternative photographic techniques, such as salted paper prints, cyanotype, gum, Van Dyke, and platinum/palladium printing. The course also studies the historic importance, and creative contemporary uses of these techniques, and includes both shooting and writing components.
The project theme was "Time", but in these works, many of the students' ideas quickly took a different direction. The resulting work is largely in response to Kaja Silverman's text "Water in the Camera". The project is an introduction to cyanotype and Van Dyke processes and learning the basic workflows in the historical lab.
Mel Anderson
Gardner Astalos
Madison Boddery
Zi Daniel
Jack-Henry Fricon
Camellia Higgins
Vidhi Jain
Madeline Anderson Klepfer
Annastasia Kuczka
Katie Pohlman
Eric Maurice Ruettimann
Simone Tenchi Tallchief
Thomas Makinnon Walsh
Angelina Brooke Weaver