2018 Thesis Exhibition:
LEah Freed AND LeslEY Low
June 28 – August 19, 2018
OPENING RECEPTION: JUNE 28 6:00PM-9:00PM
ARTIST LECTURE: JULY 19 6:30pm
Photographic Center Northwest (PCNW) is pleased to present our 2018 Thesis Exhibition, celebrating this year’s graduates of the Certificate Program: Leah Freed and Lesley Low. This exhibition marks not only the culmination of the 53-credit program, and presentation of a year-long project for these individuals, but introduces a new generation of Northwest artists.
Join us for their graduation reception Thursday, June 28, 6-9pm, and an artist lecture July 19 at 6:30pm.
Leah Freed’s series feeling bad about feeling good about feeling bad is her obsessive need to create photographs as escape. It’s a means of coping with every day stressors – things that linger and absorb mental focus, time, and energy. Through the constant act of making, Leah is able to reflect, process and reflect again in a continuous cycle.
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Leah Freed, Print 368, 2017
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Leah Freed, Untitled, 2018
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Leah Freed, Print 62, 2017
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Leah Freed, Breath Study 6, 2016
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Leah Freed, Breath Study 108, 2018
Lesley Low’s series Useful Life examines the details of machines that spend their life being used for a practical purpose. The silver gelatin prints show the beauty of the textures, grit, scars, and dirt found in the details.
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Lesley Low, Bulldozer Bucket, 2018
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Lesley Low, Street Cleaner, 2018
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Lesley Low, Brew Tank, 2018
