Kevin O’Connell’s photography exhibit “Everything Comes Broken,” currently featured in the Marion Center for Photographic Arts, isn’t a political statement, nor should it be considered activism. O’Connell’s photographs are a platform for an ongoing dialogue regarding the future of energy.
Stuck At Home in the Snow
posted by Luke Montavon
SFUAD photography major Luke Montavon captures snowy scenes of winter in Santa Fe.
Developing Talent
posted by Maria Costasnovo
SFUAD Graphic Design student Abel Anaya discusses his love of design and photography, and his goals for a future career using both.
Cliterific
posted by Arianna Sullivan
When Sophia Wallace first began to consider the clitoris as the subject-matter for her next project, her first thought was simply, “you can’t go there.” Once the seed had been planted in her brain, however, she realized that she “really didn’t have a choice.” The world was expressing an obvious need to be educated about the clitoris, and she would do the best she could to fill that need. As a part of that process, Wallace recently presented her work to a photography class at the Santa Fe University of Art and Design.
Alt Photo
posted by Tim Kassiotis
The ninth annual Alternative Photography International Symposium is the premiere event for those into alternative processing methods. Here is where one can discover how to make images with historic processes like salt prints and Woodbury types, or learn how to make photographs with cottage cheese.
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