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12pm» GOCA121 Exhibit: Documentation- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Description:
- Classes Begin
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Description:
- Summer Census Date
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 7:00pm - 9:00pm
- Description:
- Films: "Invisible Voices" - Documentary of internationally-accclaimed Ping Chong Company project with UCCS Theatreworks' and Meeting the Challenge, Inc.'s
"Half as Common", Short Film by Mimi Cave
Panel discussion to include artist Bill Starr, Cyndi Parr with Dragon Theatre Productions, Randy Dipner with Meeting the Challenge and UCCS Theatreworks, and GOCA staff.
Documentation features three photographers - Matt Chmielarczyk, Bill Starr and Andrea Wallace - and their compelling personal narratives.
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 5:00pm
- Description:
- DOCUMENTATION features the work of three photographers and their compelling personal narratives.
Matt Chmielarczyk's iPhone-generated and social-media shared photographic documentation of his daughter's life-changing surgery explores the line of personal versus public and invites our viewers to become a part of one family's community of support and empathy. In his most recent work, he is addressing the idea that images are images, regardless of the tool with which they are captured or how they are viewed.
Bill Starr has for the past 30 years captured movement in dance, theater, performance art and most recently Colorado's indie/electronic/folk music scene through photography. Starr's physical and social challenges from living with acute rheumatoid arthritis since the age of nine inform how he observes and translates movement into his prolific photographic practice. His photographs capture the structural economy of the body, the architectural and functional beauty of muscle and bone, as well as the extravagant beauty of the human form that escapes the bounds of interpretation. Starr sees the studio as a space that allows interaction and experimentation among those who collaborate to create a photograph: models and photographer.
Andrea Wallace's background as a photojournalist informs her work in large-format color photography. Her work is concerned with sense of place, memory and identity. Wallace is exhibiting a new body of work for this exhibit - "Towards Amnesia".