SOFA is having a CALL FOR ENTRIES
DEADLINE: Thursday, Oct. 31st by 12pm
p h o t o g r a p h y o n l y
Selected works will be on display in the cases throughout middough for the month of November.
Requirements:
☉2Dphotographic print of artwork
☉does not have to be matted or framed
☉drop off artwork in MB203
(there will be a sign up sheet where work is to be dropped off)
William Mortensen’s manipulated photographs are on exhibit at the Buckland Museum in Cleveland. The exhibition, titled “Witches” is just in time for Halloween. Mortensen began his career as a glamor and film still photographer in the 1920s. He soon turned to darker themes influenced by horror films. But it was his pictorialist compositing techniques that caused the photography-purist Ansel Adams to call him the Anti-christ.
The exhibition and venue are featured on WCPN Ideastream. The Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick was founded in New York in 1966 and relocated to Cleveland in 2015. More about William Mortensen here. More details about the exhibition here.
CSU Photo 