exhibitions.

May 4th - June 1st, 2022 Photo Hall Exhibition Space Daniel FurryGabe Hopper-ManoleJourney Rain-King HowdenKeely SandozBrittany StillingsBrad TaddonioEmma ToscaniDylan WillisAnnabel StewartMaddi MillerJada Kleinman Using the Holga toy camera to explore, students...

May 4th - June 1st, 2022 FI First Floor Exhibition Space Lilly AllisonMeg BurrisRachel CorrellMegan DaviesMira FogelsongerAshlee GravesBrooklyn MillerMads Hall This quarter students from the Art 372 Color Photography class investigated the world of polaroids....

For nearly twenty years, Western’s photography classes have been visiting the tulip fields. From notions of “recontextualizing the tulip” to the fundamentals of color photography, this adventure to the Skagit Valley is always rewarding. Enjoy!

Megan DaviesMira FogelsongerNathan Wilkinson February 9 – March 24, 2022 Fine Arts Second Floor Hallway Exhibition Space (Rm 202) Contact: Garth.Amundson@wwu.edu The WWU Photography Department is very excited to introduce another BIG HEADS exhibition on display...

This project invites students to explore any theme using the Holga toy camera and allows the opportunity to utilize the larger format 2¼ negative. As noted in the Holga instruction manual, every Holga is different, and each image created with the Holga is unique....

Yan Wang is a current student double majoring in the Art Studio and Design program at Western Washington University. Studying and exploring different fields help shape her visual language. Her focus is to document what we are experiencing at present as a photographer...

THEMATIC PROJECT: BIGGER LUMENS PRINTS   This project utilizes light-sensitive RC paper sent to students as part of the materials for the class. Using the 8x10 sheets of paper, students are asked to make photogram Lumens prints. Collecting objects that are lacy,...

The Object Inventory Project was designed to challenge students to reconsider what surrounds them. Asking them to document 20 of their favorite objects, this assignment asks the maker: “What is the significance of things?” As a culture we are surrounded by things that...

You may have tried out cyanotype paper when you were younger, a cyan-blue paper that produces a print when exposed to sunlight while covered in objects or negatives for a prolonged time.  Photography classes are dealing with a unique problem in a creative way, that...

ALONE TOGETHER as a portfolio addresses the current state of our world, a world currently caught in the midst of great political strife and the first global pandemic of any of our lifetimes. It includes work from all three photo classes taught during the spring term...

ALONE TOGETHER Considering the unique situation that we’re in and the strange times that we’re living through together, this project addresses some aspect of being ”ALONE TOGETHER” during the pandemic. It includes all three photo classes taught during the spring term...

Self-as-Subject Exhibition Winter 2019 This is a team-thematic project investigating the rich history behind and the physical construction of self-portraiture. It is inspired by the examples of photographers including: Richard Avedon, Vivian Maier, Cecil Beaton,...

Windows Serenade Exhibition The Windows Serenade Project was created by Rebekah Modrak, in which students are tasked with choosing a public-facing window in their home and treating it in some way so that it serves as a missive long-term portal to your neighbors and...