Gallery Exhibition Schedule

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

Society of Photographic Educators
The SPE Midwest Juried Exhibition brings together professional and student members of this photographic organization. The exhibited works are loosely tied by the photographic medium itself and highlight the various approaches and concerns of artists working with photography today. Works by professional members are selected by Jennifer Murray, executive director of Filter Photo and student works are selected by Alejandro Cartagena, a photographer and educator based in Monterrey, Mexico.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.

This group exhibition by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats.

The Strange Fire Collective, which comprises more than 120 artists, is dedicated to highlighting work made by diverse people, including women, persons of color, and queer and transgender artists.

Among the participating artists are Lorenzo Triburgo, Brian Pfister, Serrah Russell, Richard Renaldi, Ria Brodell, Daniel Chung, Lauren Kelly, Sonja Thomsen, Aaron Turner, Juan C. Giraldo, Lissa Rivera, Logan Bellew and Tara Bogart. The Strange Fire Collective was founded in 2015 by Zora J. Murff, Hamidha Glasgow, Jess T. Dugan and Rafael Solidi.