Visiting artist Kanishka Raja is welcomed by the MFA in Visual Studies for a lecture that is part of the 2011-2012 Graduate Visiting Artist Lecture Series. December 8, 2011. Photos by: Matthew Miller '11.

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Graduating MFA in Visual Studies artwork on display at the Goldsmith building. June 3, 2011. Photo by: Matthew Miller '11.

Visiting artist Kanishka Raja is welcomed by the MFA in Visual Studies for a lecture that is part of the 2011-2012 Graduate Visiting Artist Lecture Series. December 8, 2011. Photos by: Matthew Miller '11.

Amanda Wilcox piece for Quantum Shirley exhibition

Graduating MFA in Visual Studies artwork on display at the Goldsmith building. June 3, 2011. Photo by: Matthew Miller '11.

Class of 2012 MFA in Visual Studies Thesis Work. James Papadopoulos '12.

Photo by: Matthew Miller '11.

The above photography image was formed using a manual SLR camera and produced through the means of traditional method/techniques of developing in the dark room during the exploratory stage in photography.

Above are the resulting photographs from my Fine Art exploratory stage using a SLR camera. The focus of the project was the idea of the difference between real world & the other world. None of the photographs have been edited in any way or form and are displayed just how they were captured.

Graduating MFA in Visual Studies artwork on display at the Goldsmith building. June 3, 2011. Photo by: Matthew Miller '11.

Visiting artist Kanishka Raja is welcomed by the MFA in Visual Studies for a lecture that is part of the 2011-2012 Graduate Visiting Artist Lecture Series. December 8, 2011. Photos by: Matthew Miller '11.

Here are a examples of photograms which were conducted during the photography exploratory stage. They consists of a range of combination of items in the form of flowers and stones placed alongside photographic material to create something different.

MFA in Visual Studies Open Studios, December 3, 2010; Paul Mullowney; Photo: Craig Sietsma '14