Visit the North Gallery this month for an intriguing photographic experience.

In Joeph Podlesnik’s work, three worlds coalesce: an interior space, a picture-taker and a backdrop, all reflected and captured in-camera in one image. For him, the challenge is to notice when these three visual worlds come together to form surprising pictorial patterns.

They are part self-portrait, part interior and part landscape. Overall, his work is guided by the idea that photographs are not only windows through which to see and document familiar images of the world, but that photographs can stunt/block, comment on or reenact the seeing process itself.

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Associate Artist Alcove:

Sitting in the Shade by Mary Ann Kline

Atrium:

Maurice River Painters Group