My photograph, The length of the sky, is included in the exhibition Photography Without a Lens: An Exploration of Alternate Processes at the Rhode Island Center for Photographic Art.
The entire exhibition can be viewed online now. A gallery exhibition is planned for June 17 through July 9, 2021, with a reception on June 17, 2021, subject to any restrictions that are in place at that time.
RI Center Managing Director David DeMelim explains that the show could include
any alternate form of image capture from pinhole to scanner and all forms of contact printing and alternate printmaking processes. We included toy cameras and a number of other LoFi approaches to be able to more fully explore what is possible without the aid of a high end camera system. In the age of the selfie, with the ability to share an image around the world in a matter of moments, we sought to present a selection of work to inspire a renewed interest in how images are converted into physical objects.
The exhibition was juried by fine art photographer, master printer, curator, and educator Ann Jastrab, who is Executive Director of the Center for Photographic Art in Carmel, CA.
Please scroll down on the exhibition page, once you’ve read David’s introduction, to read Ann’s beautiful juror’s statement and to see all the show images with full attributions and brief descriptions.