New A Life, Still Submission! Spencer Richardson...

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August 01, 2012

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New A Life, Still Submission!
Spencer RichardsonUntitledSouthern Oregon University in Ashland OregonDigital Photography, iPhone, Hipstamatic app10” x 10”
Artist statement about the pieceAny student of the Theatre Arts will understand, that one simple word can sum up our entire life, passion, and purpose.
Short bio about the artistI’m a Theatre Arts student, a set designer, and a photographer. I believe iPhone photographs can stand alongside professional photography. I invite the world to see things through my lens.

New A Life, Still Submission!

Spencer Richardson
Untitled
Southern Oregon University in Ashland Oregon
Digital Photography, iPhone, Hipstamatic app
10” x 10”

Artist statement about the piece
Any student of the Theatre Arts will understand, that one simple word can sum up our entire life, passion, and purpose.

Short bio about the artist
I’m a Theatre Arts student, a set designer, and a photographer. I believe iPhone photographs can stand alongside professional photography. I invite the world to see things through my lens.

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What does still life mean in today’s fast-paced world? The North Carolina Museum of Art asked college students to submit works for a juried exhibition A Life, Still to coincide with Still-Life Masterpieces: A Visual Feast from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston exhibition October 21, 2012 through January 13, 2013. Jury results have now been posted for both 2-d and video entries but you can see all of the entries submitted in our archive.

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