Photography
Fall 2024 Exhibitions
Fauxliage: Disguised Cell Phone Towers of the American West Photographer Annette LeMay Burke
On View Sept. 23Dec. 13, 2024
Krause Center for Innovation Gallery
Building 4000, Lower Level VIEW MAP
Superfluous Plumage, Rodeo, CA
Gallery Hours
- Tuesday/Thursday: 18 p.m.
- Saturday: 10:30 a.m.4:30 p.m.
Artist Reception
Friday, Oct. 25 5-7 p.m.
KCI Gallery Building 4000, Lower Level
Virtual Artist Talk
Thursday, Nov. 21 Noon-1 p.m.
NOTE: This event has been canceled.
In Gallery 6100: Photographer Jessica Chen: People, Parades & Protests
On View Sept. 23Dec. 13, 2024
Snake Charmer, Coney Island, NY, 2018
Gallery 6100 Hours
- Gallery Hours: T, W, TH Noon to 3 p.m. or by appointment
- To schedule a visit by appointment, email Judy Walgren at walgrenjudith@fhda.edu.
Opening Reception
Friday, Oct. 18 57 p.m.
Virtual Artist Talk
Thursday, Nov. 14 Noon1 p.m.
In the Administration 1900 Lobby
Adeline, 2024
17勛圖 Transition to Work Collaborative Portraiture Project, with Photographer Judy Walgren
The portraits on display were made in collaboration between the 2023-2024 TTW students, Photography Department professor Judy Walgren and the TTW director Ben Kaupp to publish in the annual TTW zine. Each student directed their own poses, decided whether or not to use props and chose their favorite image for the exhibition.
Artist Reception
Wednesday, Nov. 6 11 a.m.1 p.m., Building 1900 Lobby
Please join us to meet the TTW students and their families, and to hear from the artist Judy Walgren.
For more information, contact Judy Walgren, walgrenjudith@fhda.edu or Ben Kaupp, kauppben@fhda.edu.
Fall Heritage Month Photography Talks
Latin矇 Heritage Month
Virtual Artist Talk: Gabriela Hasbun
THURSDAY, OCT. 17 at NOON1 PM
Gabriela Hasbun is a Salvadoran-American photographer based in San Francisco. Working mainly in editorial photography specializing in portraits, Hasbun finds much of her inspiration by simply paying attention to what surrounds her in the streets, talking to people, and listening to stories on the radio. These influences are reflected in the subjects she chooses to focus her series on, from the streets in San Francisco, to the Black rodeo, to an editorial story about fat activists in the Bay Area. Hasbun and her camera have captured a little bit of everything. The result? An impressive CV accompanied by a collection of intriguing photos that bring viewers into worlds otherwise unexplored.
Visit to learn more about Gabriela's work.
For more information about our 17勛圖 Photography exhibitions, please email Judy Walgren at walgrenjudith@fhda.edu.
Questions?
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Judy Walgren, Photography Department Chair
650.949.7555
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