Priya Kambli
Me (Flour), 2009
Archival inkjet print, 5 x 10.5″ on 11 x 14″ paper
Edition of 20, signed and numbered by the artist
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Barry Anderson: Intermissions
Barry Anderson: Intermissions August 14–October 21, 2009 Reception with Syracuse Symposium Lecture Event: Tuesday, September 29 (Reception 5–6pm, Lecture 6–8pm) Light Work is pleased to announce Intermissions, an innovative art […]
Intermissions gets under way
Syracuse is the site of Intermissions, a multi-venue exhibition project featuring Barry Anderson’s colorful and enigmatic video and still work. The exhibition creates opportunities, sometimes in unexpected places, for a […]
Eileen Perrier
August 2009
Change in Digital Technology Brings End for Color Processor
Like many institutions, Light Work has been debating the next steps for our darkrooms and digital labs. As a creative space for artists working in photography and related media, we […]
Contact Sheet 151:
Admas Habteslasie
Contact Sheet 151: Admas Habteslasie
Paperback: 48 pages
Publisher: Light Work (April 9, 2009)
ISBN: 0-935445-62-5
Reflections in Black: Lecture by Deborah Willis
Make sure that you’ve marked your calendar to attend the presentation Reflections in Black, which will be given by Deborah Willis this Wednesday, April 8, 4pm, at Maxwell Auditorium, The […]
Light Work Revisited: Scott Conarroe
2008 Artist-in-Residence Scott Conarroe has been working in the labs for the past week scanning and proofing images for two upcoming exhibitions in 2009. Dates have yet to be finalized […]
Voices of Diversity Come Together
Light Work/Community Darkrooms was very pleased to supply working space and time in our labs in support of Lida Suchy’s long-term project Voices of Diversity. Lida photographed over 100 members […]
Celebrating Light Work Artists
In its thirty-five years of artist support, Light Work has had the privilege to work with some pretty fabulous artists. Most of them were emerging or underrepresented when they came […]