COLLECTED: CONNECTING PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE ACQUISITIONS

OPENING Day: September 3

Located at the Southeast Museum of Photography

The Southeast Museum of Photography’s collection has been carefully cultivated over the years, representing a wide range of photographic styles, genres and techniques; Collected presents unique selections from the museum’s repository of nearly 6,000 objects. 

Uniting seminal works of art from historic and contemporary photographers alike, this exhibition aims to showcase the museum’s diverse range of holdings, drawing connections from longstanding to recent acquisitions. 

Photographs range from iconic portraits to abstract figures and forms, ordinary landscapes to surreal dreamscapes and from interpretive still lifes to alternative processes. 

The Art Of The Everyday

CURATED BY Ashton Guitard, RECIPIENT OF THE 2024 GARY R. LIBBY CURATORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

LOCATED AT THE NEWS JOURNAL CENTER

MAY 23, 2024 - March, 2025

Awarded annually, the Gary R. Libby Curatorial Scholarship enables students to learn about the various aspects of producing an exhibition, allowing for a sequence of decision-making from curatorial concept to completion. Over the course of the semester, students meet with Southeast Museum of Photography staff who assist the process and provide guidance. This exhibition is the culmination of this process from start to finish.

THESIS & DEPARTURES

STUDENT EXHIBITIONS

May 2 - July 31, 2024

Reception: May 2 at 6pm

Thesis & Departures is the annual showcase of works by UCF Photography B.S. and DSC Photographic Technology A.S. graduates, celebrating their achievements throughout their time enrolled in the program.

TBA: Stay tuned for updated information on our Upcoming Exhibit By Christian Weber!

Andy Warhol: A Documentary (2006)

Is now Canceled due to weather conDitions

Films are free and open to the Public

Produced by Steeplechase Films, directed by Ric Burns, and featuring an Emmy Award-winning script by James Sanders and Ric Burns, Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film is a two-part, four-hour film that will be presented over two nights. 

Ric Burns’s comprehensive documentary delves into five decades of the iconic pop artist’s life, from his early years to his breakthrough soup can paintings to the Factory years, tracing the arc of his rise to household-name fame. Narrated by artist Laurie Anderson, this portrait combines insider and critical interviews with rarely seen, extensive archival material.


Layers of Fun: Cut & Collage Workshop

REscheduled

Due to weather conditions of Hurricane Helene, we have decided to reschedule tomorrow's Family Photo fun day activity! Stay tuned for further information about this upcoming event! We apologize for any inconvenience.


For more information or to register call Christina Katsolis at (386) 506 - 4569 or email Christina.Katsolis@daytonastate.edu