April 29 – May 24
Fine Arts Second Floor Exhibition Cases
This spring classes ART373 and ART370 explored making their own homemade pinhole cameras, sometimes also called “garbage cams”, to capture some truly unique photos! Pinhole involves the absolute fundamentals of image making – using everyday objects to capture, transform, interpret and distort scenes around us. Each student gathered materials and constructed cameras out of oatmeal tins, film canisters, and even a traffic cone. They produced images focusing on their own chosen theme using light sensitive paper to create unique compositions with their handmade cameras. Come check out the fruits of their labor on the Fine Arts Building Second Floor!
Carmen Krueger – captured image 
Amy Johnson – captured image 
Amy Johnson – pinhole camera 
Eli Voorhies – pinhole camera 
Kris Pierson – captured image 
Kris Pierson – pinhole camera 
Kyle Pettyjohn – captured image 
Kyle Pettyjohn – captured image 
Kyle Pettyjohn – pinhole camera 
Kyle Pettyjohn – pinhole camera 
Kyle Pettyjohn – pinhole camera
The show features the creative works of ART373’s Will Story, Kelsi Nosal, Kenzie Ellis, Alison Conner, Sakura Kellner, Meghan Maloof, Kady Darlington, Talia Podradchik, Alexei Chachkov, Natasha Karkoski and Lucianna Edenlord. As well as ART370’s Max Marsh, Eli Voorhies, Logan Field, Kris Pierson, Kya Kleckley, Corbin Firkins, Judy Kushner, Amy Johnson, Kyle Pettyjohn, Cecilia Hudson, Thomas O’Brien, Talia Podradchik and Carmen Krueger.
Special thanks to Bailey Russel, Julia Bradshaw, Kady Darlington, Avery Robertson, Nathan Cranston, and Garth Amundson!
Thomas O’Brien 
Eli Voorhies and Kris Pierson 
Logan Field and Judy Kushner 
Kya Kleckley and Cecilia Hudson 
Carmen Krueger and Talia Podradchik 
Corbin Firkins and Kyle Pettyjohn 
Max Marsh and Amy Johnson 
Talia Podradchik and Meghan Maloof 
Kelsi Nosal and Will Story 
Natasha Karkoski and Sakura Kellner 
Kenzie Ellis and Kady Darlington 
Lucianna Edenlord and Alexi Chachkov
