Captured Moments
This two-person show with Linda Gillings and Tina Gutierrez explores the artists’ unique perspectives on portraiture––how they capture the truth of the moment and explore what is behind and in front of the lens.
This two-person show with Linda Gillings and Tina Gutierrez explores the artists’ unique perspectives on portraiture––how they capture the truth of the moment and explore what is behind and in front of the lens.
Whitaker explores the transitory nature of experiences with a body of work inspired by tornados that moved through the American south.
A series of black-and-white portraits by photographer Michael Wilson made in a portable daylight studio set up in Cincinnati neighborhoods to capture the diverse cross-section of our community.
Raquel André, a collector of rare things, performs Collection of Lovers.
Local refugees and immigrants reveal their experiences of life in America through photography.
This ongoing series by photographer Chris Engman is a body of work that investigates the medium of photography through complicated man-made juxtapositions. The work explores the relationship between illusion and materiality, nature and the man-made universe, and moment and memory.
Four Decades, a retrospective exhibition of Ron Geibert’s work includes color photography, installation, and multi-media.
Highlights of photographic artworks from the Wright State University’s permanent collection acquired by Professor Emeritus Ron Geibert from 1992–2007.