Erik Larson, Platinum Palladium Print
A juried exhibition featuring photographs created using an historic or alternative process
Render (v): to distill, to cook down to its essence, to translate, to represent.
Rendering: an act of bringing into being, of distillation, of translation, of representation. By aiming our gaze at works created using “alternative” processes, we aim to show the diversity of work being created at this nexus of the 19th and 21st centuries and engage in a dialog about what it means to create work using anachronistic techniques.
Jurors: Scott Davis and Mac Cosgrove-Davies, Photoworks Faculty
Opening Reception: March 26, 2016
Exhibition Dates: March 18 – April 11, 2016
Exhibition Artists:
Atalie Day Brown (Maryland)
Jared Brown (Maryland)
Barbara Maloney (Maryland)
Bruce Schultz (Louisiana)
Dan Schlapbach (Maryland)
Erik Larsen (Colorado)
Eddie Hirschfield (Virginia)
Hendrik Faure (Germany)
Ian Leake (Switzerland)
John Sarsgard (New York)
Leena Jayaswal (Maryland)
Marek Matusz (Texas)
Yugo Ito (Japan)
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