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Fernández.
Photographic.
Newer work on the website. Check it out.
Photo: Self-aware (Portrait of Glass-Fiber Reinforced Concrete as a boulder), 2012
NIU School of Art Faculty, Staff and Grad Student Portraits. Corey Crum, Painter.
NIU School of Art Faculty, Staff and Grad Student Portraits. Kyle Turner, Printmaker
Artist portrait of Mark Meyer, Tattoo Artist
NIU School of Art Faculty, Staff and Grad Student Portraits. David Parker, Artist / Art Advisor / Educator
NIU Faculty, Staff and Grad Student Portraits. Florence Butler, Design Division Office Support Specialist / Organic Farm Owner.
I am extremely excited to announce a upcoming solo exhibition of my long term project Stranger Than Family taking place in early May at David Weinberg Photography. Spread the word, I want to see you there! FB Invite
STRANGER THAN FAMILY
A Solo Exhibition by Matthew Avignone
May 3 - June 11, 2012Opening Reception: Thursday, May 3rd, 2012, 5:30p-8:30
For many, when hearing the word “family” brings other words to mind; mom, dad, brothers, sisters, love and birth. But what if you were flown into your mother and father’s arms not by a stork but by a Boeing 747. My siblings and I were all adopted across the pacific from the countries India and South Korea, we came from foster mothers and lonely orphanages to parents and a little home in Illinois, some of us healthy and some with life-inhibiting special needs. For at one time we might have all been strangers, but with time, love and perseverance we are fortunate to call ourselves one family.On Thursday May 3rd, 2012 Matthew Avignone will be exhibiting formal portraits, snapshots and personal documents from his ongoing body of work Stranger Than Family at David Weinberg Photography.
Press Release by David Travis
David Weinberg Photography
300 W Superior St., Suite 203, Chicago, IL 60654I don’t only use a point and shoot. :)
I don’t usually reblog, but this work is worth viewing. Check out his work!
Bricks
aluminum, adhesive fabric, 2012
NIU Faculty and Grad Student Portraits. Jessica Robles, Printmaker.
Not my own work. Just really cool.
An animation of the sun, seen by NASA’s Extreme ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (EIT) over the course of 6 days, starting June 27, 2005. (Courtesy of SOHO/EIT consortium)
