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Original Publish Date: 4/16/2020 I spoke with Tom Souzer recently after we asked him to capture photographs of the Bunker Projects board at work. Our conversation was about his process and experience as a photographer working predominantly in and with Downtown Pittsburgh as environment and subject. www.tomsouzer.comwww.instagram.com/tomsouzer Reese McArdle: Tom, what compels you to shoot? Tom […]
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Original Publish Date: 4/16/2020 I spoke with Tom Souzer recently after we asked him to capture photographs of the Bunker Projects board at work. Our conversation was about his process and experience as a photographer working predominantly in and with Downtown Pittsburgh as environment and subject. www.tomsouzer.comwww.instagram.com/tomsouzer Reese McArdle: Tom, what compels you to shoot? Tom […]
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Things As They Are was an exhibition by resident artist Morgan Rose Free presented March 2018. The exhibition invites you on a reimagined walk through the city, flipping and exaggerating perceptions of the ordinary. Here, the sky is at your feet while sidewalk blocks are brought onto the wall, encouraging deliberate observation and bodily awareness. The […]
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Things As They Are was an exhibition by resident artist Morgan Rose Free presented March 2018. The exhibition invites you on a reimagined walk through the city, flipping and exaggerating perceptions of the ordinary. Here, the sky is at your feet while sidewalk blocks are brought onto the wall, encouraging deliberate observation and bodily awareness. The […]
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Original Publish Date: 9/25/2019 How do you describe or think about your work? In a formal/aesthetic sense and in terms of the affects or interactions it may bring to people? Play – my work, (drawings) range from prototyping sketches to observational studies, to expressive, repetitive compositions with absurd or vibrating color – sometimes form life, […]
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Original Publish Date: 9/25/2019 How do you describe or think about your work? In a formal/aesthetic sense and in terms of the affects or interactions it may bring to people? Play – my work, (drawings) range from prototyping sketches to observational studies, to expressive, repetitive compositions with absurd or vibrating color – sometimes form life, […]
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