Saudi Arabian photographer Moath Alofi took to the sky to capture landmasses and ancient structures around the region. He shared his work recently at SFUAD.

Photography Department Chairman Anthony O’Brien and Technical Faculty member Chris Nail took the high road up to Taos on Nov. 12, 2016 on another trip into northern New Mexico to take photographs of churches and the New Mexican landscape.

From Nov. 2-6, CENTER hosted its 2016 Review Santa Fe Photo Festival, a juried portfolio review event that provides critique for photographers from around the world.

On Oct. 8, at 10 a.m., Head of the Photography Department Anthony O’Brien and Technical Faculty member Chris Nail took five photography students and one student journalist on a field trip to visit the Christ in the Desert monastery, and take photographs of the New Mexican landscape along the way.

Photography Department faculty member Chris Nail discusses his latest work, his own studies and his love of teaching.

From Sept. 16 to Oct. 29, Richard Tuschman’s photo novella, “Once Upon a Time in Kazimierz,” is being featured in Santa Fe’s photo-eye Gallery.

Colombian photograher Erika Diettes’ work will be featured as part of SFUAD’s Artists for Positive Social Change with an opening Sept. 16 and an artist’s talk the following day.

SFUAD’s Photo Department hosted a barbecue to welcome new students and allow them to meet the faculty and upper class students.

Tikia Fame Hudson started the Woman’s show in 2013 when she was a freshman—the show highlights the struggles and victories of women from all different backgrounds

On April 7, the winners of Fogelson Library’s research paper contest were announced. Austin Hanna, Anthony Liparulo and Crystal Lyman were the recipients. All three are second semester freshmen; Hanna and Lyman are digital arts and animation (DABD) majors, and Liparulo is a film major.

Through bake sales and raffles, the newly established Photo Society is working to raise money for film for its Outdoor Vision Fest photo booth.

On March 24, Santa Fe University of Art and Design’s Southwest Annex was transformed into a temporary art gallery for Phát Lê, Sarah Rothenthal and Chase Stafford, the first group of seniors in the graduating class of 2016. Their Studio Arts BFA Senior Thesis Exhibition was a huge success, attracting attention from students across departments, as well as members of the Santa Fe community. But, this opening senior thesis exhibition marks the beginning of a change in the way the Studio Arts senior shows are run.

On March 5, people all around the world gathered together to edit or create Wikipedia pages in honor of women throughout history who haven’t had their accomplishments recognized on the Internet. Santa Fe was no exception.

SFUAD Photography major Pam Houser’s BFA, “Jody Ellis: Aging, Loving, and Wisdom,” features black and white pictures of Ellis and sets to break stereotypes about aging.

SFUAD’s annual juried show for visual arts, “Blind Faith,” is currently exhibiting at Wade Wilson’s Art Gallery, located at 217 W Water St, Santa Fe, NM 87501, and will be on display through March 11.