Member Shows
PhotoZone Member Bryan Andresen
Featured on the poster for the Art About Agriculture Show
OSU College of Agricultural Sciences’ Art About Agriculture 2024: Art About Agriculture’s 41st annual competition and touring exhibition presents juried selections from Pacific Northwest artists highlighting the lifeblood of the region’s agricultural diversity, economy, communities, and culture: our natural resources. RESOURCEful presents multifaceted interpretations of natural resources’ inseparable tie to our food and fiber. We are honored to share artworks from artists representing 19 counties throughout Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. For the first time, Art About Agriculture’s annual juried open call encouraged student art submissions with scholarship awards for College of Agricultural Sciences students of selected artwork. This opportunity was made possible in partnership with OSU College of Agricultural Sciences’ Academic Programs. We are thrilled to include artwork from four students representing OSU College of Agricultural Sciences, OSU ECampus and Oregon Coast School of Art. The 2024 tour will visit Rotunda Gallery at Central Oregon Community College’s beautiful Barber Library and the Oregon Coast School of Art’s forthcoming High Street Gallery. RESOURCEful will be the first exhibition at High Street Gallery and we are elated to support the school’s creative community building in Gardiner, OR.
Exhibition dates: May 7 – June 26, 2024
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Featured artwork: Bryan Andresen, Open Range, Eastern Oregon, 2023, digital photographic print, 20” x 24”.
PhotoZone Member Herman Krieger showing at Light Box Gallery
April 13 - May 8
SYNCHRONICITY
PhotoZone Member Patrick Plaia
About This Show
These images were shot in August 2022. The wheat harvest was for the most part finished. What remained were empty fields and the tracks of the harvesting machinery. The area is rolling hills with the harvest machine tracks as level as possible. These tracks leave a wonderful pattern of curves.
I shot planning for black and white images, and toned them in processing.
I visualize my photographs with an eye for graphic composition, impact, and interest. My intent is to let the viewer smile, think, and appreciate a vision of the world that may be unique to them.
This series of images is a collection of toned Black & White landscape photographs. I shoot “real world” images and process them to manage perspective, color, tone, composition, and the final feel of the print.
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