Post Capture
This exhibition features new work from current North Dakota State University photography students. These fourteen students are enrolled in either Advanced Photography or a photography Independent Study.
In Advanced Photography students explored a topic of their choosing through five “variations,” which required them to produce five different bodies of work about their topic over the course of the Fall 2016 semester. After completing all variations each student chose one series to display in the gallery in frames that they built.
Students who enrolled in Independent Study designed a large, semester-long project that explored a topic and technique of their choosing. Work from these students’ ranges from photographic installation to darkroom prints, and nearly all presentations include frames made by the students.
As a whole, this exhibition displays the breadth of interests and skill present in a group of student artists and showcase the depth of the Visual Arts program at NDSU. Preparing work for the Memorial Union Gallery provides students with an opportunity to develop their professional skill sets and share their work with the broader campus community.
Meghan Kirkwood, Assistant Professor
Participating Student Artist:
Josh Barduson, Shelby Biffert, Kellie Clark, Nichoal Gordon, Kelsey Hanson, Derek Hatzenbuhler, Hannah Jessen, Mama Mangue, Ben Neyers, Kaitlin Ridl, Kiley Smith, Breanna Thompson, Christopher White and Laura Wuflestad
Post Capture
This exhibition features new work from current North Dakota State University photography students. These fourteen students are enrolled in either Advanced Photography or a photography Independent Study.
In Advanced Photography students explored a topic of their choosing through five “variations,” which required them to produce five different bodies of work about their topic over the course of the Fall 2016 semester. After completing all variations each student chose one series to display in the gallery in frames that they built.
Students who enrolled in Independent Study designed a large, semester-long project that explored a topic and technique of their choosing. Work from these students’ ranges from photographic installation to darkroom prints, and nearly all presentations include frames made by the students.
As a whole, this exhibition displays the breadth of interests and skill present in a group of student artists and showcase the depth of the Visual Arts program at NDSU. Preparing work for the Memorial Union Gallery provides students with an opportunity to develop their professional skill sets and share their work with the broader campus community.
Meghan Kirkwood, Assistant Professor
Participating Student Artist:
Josh Barduson, Shelby Biffert, Kellie Clark, Nichoal Gordon, Kelsey Hanson, Derek Hatzenbuhler, Hannah Jessen, Mama Mangue, Ben Neyers, Kaitlin Ridl, Kiley Smith, Breanna Thompson, Christopher White and Laura Wuflestad